Chat Scam signals

[Phil Rockford]

My experience with cuddleup.com is that EVERY SINGLE WOMAN I chatted with demanded Apple Gift Cards sent in advance.

Total scam!

Weird, isn’t it?

They must have had legit providers once. It just got totally corrupted.

 

[Gallant]

Weird, isn’t it?

They must have had legit providers once. It just got totally corrupted.

It was really great like 4-5 years ago. Even now there are still legit gems to be found. But mostly scammers at this point. It's incredibly easy to avoid -- just don't send money beforehand and do a reverse image search. (Lol that somebody would send gift cards.)

 

[Dong Hung Lo]

I've been lucky with Leolist so far. Basically only go to safe areas and not far away.
Look for signs of trashy behaviour drugs/pimp, tattoos, unfriendly attitude in texts.
Be prepared to walk out.

 

[GerryForMayor]

I've been lucky with Leolist so far. Basically only go to safe areas and not far away.
Look for signs of trashy behaviour drugs/pimp, tattoos, unfriendly attitude in texts.
Be prepared to walk out.

There are some well-reviewed girls on Leolist and even on lidtcrawler.

If you restricted yourself to such girls, go twice a week, even without repeating, it would take you years to see them all.

 

[Gaston LaPiste]

My observations for scams in addition to above:

1. Low ball offer. $60/hr for everything, "anything you want, babe"
2. Photos pulled from any adult website, attributing to girl, sometimes painfully google top search obvious
3. Hotels along the 401 corridor, potential for trafficking
   1. Hotel room washroom not available
   2. Someone else is in the room
   3. Immediate check-in with "friend"
   4. Fixation on money
4. Personal identifiable info wanted, potential for blackmail
   1. Any ID
   2. Any company, online (LinkedIn, work email, etc.), business card
5. Insistence and urgency to come right now

Have you ever, even once, been in a room with a girl you suspected was trafficked ?

Not me.

 

[aa84aa]

When girls are not in the biz by choice. That's a different conversation.

 

[L8T4dinna]

My buddy was selling some stuff on Kijiji/Facebook furniture and such. Long story short some brawd reached out saying she was out of town and could send a cheque. The girl then emailed my buddy the cheque and asked him to email the “movers”. Two days later the cheque bounces and he’s out $500. He was out the money cuz the bank said they don’t cover scams. Moral of the story, never accept a cheque from anyone you meet online like my dumbass friend.

CASH IS KING

 

[Phil Rockford]

It was really great like 4-5 years ago. Even now there are still legit gems to be found. But mostly scammers at this point. It's incredibly easy to avoid -- just don't send money beforehand and do a reverse image search. (Lol that somebody would send gift cards.)

The owners of cuddleup.com have a serious problem.

They should spend more time verifying advertisers & worry less about revenue from scammers.

They forgot their true clients are men looking for fun, not people advertising. If they don’t offer reliable providers, guys will go elsewhere. And likely already are. Then advertisers will get no reaction to their ads, & leave.

Then the house of cards collapses.

 

[Phil Rockford]

When girls are not in the biz by choice. That's a different conversation.

I saw a documentary drama on a woman trafficked into sex trade.

Stupid thing is, I still felt turned on, like I would fuck the protagonist. Her ultimate rescuer was a client; he got her out, but still fucked her first.

I would like to think I would rescue the girl without fucking her. I’m not sure I would though.