Ever since I was scammed I been contacting escorts on various sites. If the escort asks for your zip code its probably a scam. When I give zip they will reply with a location nearby. They wont accept cash wanting a prepay by zelle paypal ect or gift card. If you buy gift card they will want a pic of card or receipt. They will rob you of your money and you will never see them. Usually scam ads promise unlimited sex services for very low hourly rate. Stay away from ads like this they are to good to be true!
Many times after I contacted a scammer the next day get a call wanting me to pay 3000 dollars or they send hitman to kill me and family. They send text with murdered decaputated hispanics.. Just another scam. I tell them to come on...or I tell them to suck mh cock!
Most say they want me to send them a photo of myself. Their written English is poor. They ask what city I live in and no matter what state or city I say, they say they live there too. Want my address. When I say Im at a hotel, they again ask for my photo. then ask for $50 via cash app, for gas to come to me.
I have fun with some, tell them I need a pic, they send one, then I ask for a pussy pic of the same girl. Even got a few of them.
For me, it happens on instagram, I eventually get bored and block the scammer.
I've had 'em try to scam me on TikTok. It's not necessarily escorting, just hooking up I guess. And it's funny because it's like Zep said, as soon as you give them a general idea of where you live, they happen to be in that area, too. lol
Typically, they've got a few posts showing a good-looking young girl, and I'm supposed to believe they want to meet up with some random old dude (me). I've never let the conversation go so far that they asked for money, but that's obviously where it's headed.
The thing is, it must work sometimes, or why would they bother?
Quote from: bats on Feb 24, 2024, 09:37 PM...The thing is, it must work sometimes, or why would they bother?
It is probably a numbers game. For every 100 contacts if they get one bite that pays off it works for them.
This has been discussed how many times? If it seems too good to be true it probably is BUT there's always some hobbyist that thinks he's getting the deal of the century and brags about saving $5.....and then BAM
I've haven't been scammed.
But did the death threat text once. Was kinda scary for a few hrs
I have not been scammed either. Extortion attempt once. It failed because I ignored it.