Dancer Seeking Sugar?

[Omega 600]

Came across this CL ad.
I'm going to be in KW for a few projects over the month and it caught my eye. Appears to be only 1 post from her.
Anyone have any info? I'm in the west end, but it won't be convenient until I get to KW for the project.
Any help would be appreciated.

http://kitchener.en.craigslist.ca/ers/1974570836.html

 

[capncrunch]

Yea, like, good luck with that. I have yet to see one of those ads be legitimate. Every single case I've seen of young women looking either for a sugar daddy or some NSA sex - yes, every single one, without exception - has been a case of them trying to get the potential suitor to enter their information on a "dating" or "verification" website, including things like Visa number, home address, home phone number, etc.

It's a scam, 100% no doubt.

Craigslist even puts a warning on the portal to their "w4m" site which reads:

SCAM ALERT - scammers posing as potential romantic partners are directing CL users to age and identity verification sites, dating/adult/cam sites (where you can see their "pics" or chat with them), even sites designed to deliver malware --- all in hopes of earning affiliate marketing commissions at your expense.

 

[mikey091957]

Yea, like, good luck with that. I have yet to see one of those ads be legitimate. Every single case I've seen of young women looking either for a sugar daddy or some NSA sex - yes, every single one, without exception - has been a case of them trying to get the potential suitor to enter their information on a "dating" or "verification" website, including things like Visa number, home address, home phone number, etc.

It's a scam, 100% no doubt.

Craigslist even puts a warning on the portal to their "w4m" site which reads:

Well I don't disagree most are dating sites, I have run into 2 that were legit. The problem was they were looking for a guarantee of between $800-$1500 per month, you have to be a rich man for that action.

 

[JDubs]

If it sounds too good to be true...then it most likely is a scam...

 

[Omega 600]

Actually, she did get back to me now. No dating site. Wants to negotiate, but talking about $250-$400 per session, but has to be on a regular basis. Sounds like a college student looking for extra cash.

As I said, I'm not in that area so I can't be a 'regular', but I'm now curious as to whether she's as good as she sounds. I have her believing I plan on being a regular now, but we'll see if I get anywhere. I have an alias email with a fake name, so I'm still not sure if I proceed. If anyone else sees her, please let me know.

She might be looking for just one sugar daddy/client.

 

[MasterDebator]

If she's as good as she sounds she's probably reading this on terb right now but I'm not optomistic so I think the three most likely outcomes are as follows:
1. It's still a scam
2. Some girl exploring her options. You will get one or two emails back and never hear from her again as she discovers it's not as easy as putting up an ad and getting a rich handsome sugar daddy the next day and she changes her mind about the whole thing.
3. You meet with her and find she's 25, not all that pretty, and only offers a massage.

 

[Omega 600]

She actually sent me a pic, sorry won't share it here as it shows her face. Looks decent with a red shirt on. A little chubbier than described, but do-able. I'll see what I can arrange, but maybe someone else can report in if they are successful before me?

 

[capncrunch]

I just sent her a note too and it came back as undeliverable. So I figure there's a 2% chance she's legit and has enough responses and will now start culling, or a 98% chance it's a scam.

Seriously... don't hold your breath.

 

[dj1470]

Big time scam.
You are a moron if you don't drop it immediately.

 

[MasterDebator]

Honestly if it were me and I had gotten that far I'd keep going just out of curiosity. I think it's a scam but I would want to know what the scam is. Just remember to only let the big head do the thinking and stay focused. If you're not sure you can do that can do that then just delete those emails now and forget the whole thing.

I've replied to my fair share of weird ads and I never actually figured out most of them. The girl will just abandon her plans if you're not acting in the way she hopes (ie eager, outgoing, trusting, and not thinking), and I'm the opposite of that plus a crappy actor.