I am just wondering if of you sent a partial payment (Deposit) I know that these are mostly scams. But I am kinda looking doing this. She is white woman who does massages of all types including Nuru with gel. I keep seeing in the AMP ads they offer but when get there they do not they offer a half a%# body slide. Plus it would be nice to converse with someone who speaks the same langue
Sending a Deposite
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@chevyman53 -
You have been around long enough I suppose to know that most, if lf not all companions asking for deposits are shams-
What prompted you in this case to consider?
If you are insistent and the business is legit, you can always leave a virtual CC deposit ( if you are not concerned with revealing your true identity)
You have been around long enough I suppose to know that most, if lf not all companions asking for deposits are shams-
What prompted you in this case to consider?
If you are insistent and the business is legit, you can always leave a virtual CC deposit ( if you are not concerned with revealing your true identity)
What makes me considering is that she is white American and offering true Nuru massage with gel. Yes I know that this might be a sham but for 50 dollar deposit kinda makes it worth it. I would not use my cc she said a apple card or gift card. I was actually asking if any body here ever sent a deposite and what was their out come>
I actually almost fell for a scam like that a while ago. She gave me an address in flushing, then said she didn’t take cash,gift cards, I went to the store. Then get to the address and she says send me pics of the gift card. I did but omitted any information “she” could use. I said I was outside and watched from afar, felt like a set up, I bounced when I saw a bunch of hood type kids. Gift card in hand. I used the gift card to buy some new sneakers.
My spidey sense says SCAM…
My spidey sense says SCAM…
I haven't and never will.
If I were to set up a scam such as this I would do the amounts such that they weren't too high to scare a sucker away but not too small that it isn't worth my time.
Think about what you actually said "I know that this might be a sham but for 50 dollar deposit kinda makes it worth it"
For this kind of low end scam $50 seems like the sweet spot.
Someone like Bernie Madoff had a feeder fund (Thema Fund) where the minimum investment requirement was $50,000.
If I were to set up a scam such as this I would do the amounts such that they weren't too high to scare a sucker away but not too small that it isn't worth my time.
Think about what you actually said "I know that this might be a sham but for 50 dollar deposit kinda makes it worth it"
For this kind of low end scam $50 seems like the sweet spot.
Someone like Bernie Madoff had a feeder fund (Thema Fund) where the minimum investment requirement was $50,000.
A few years back, I sent a $30-$50 Visa gift card as a deposit to a woman whose ad I found on a popular website. She also had Instagram, Snapchat and OnlyFans accounts linked to her ad, which I followed. When I inquired about meeting her, her rates started at around $140. She suggested I could either send a deposit or subscribe to her OnlyFans since she didn't know me well. After receiving this message, I ceased communication but continued to follow her on Instagram, where she occasionally posted photos and IG stories, pictures of her dog.
Eight months later, I decided to proceed. We planned to meet in Nassau, Long Island, at a hotel. On the day, I bought the gift card and went to the hotel's parking lot. She asked for the gift card numbers to verify before giving me the room number. Skeptical, I asked her to describe the parking lot and how many vans were parked to prove she was there. She did, so I sent the card numbers and received a room number. Upon knocking on the door, an elderly man, seemingly confused and disturbed by my presence, answered. I realized then that I had been scammed. She had blocked me on all platforms, leaving me with a valuable lesson.
Eight months later, I decided to proceed. We planned to meet in Nassau, Long Island, at a hotel. On the day, I bought the gift card and went to the hotel's parking lot. She asked for the gift card numbers to verify before giving me the room number. Skeptical, I asked her to describe the parking lot and how many vans were parked to prove she was there. She did, so I sent the card numbers and received a room number. Upon knocking on the door, an elderly man, seemingly confused and disturbed by my presence, answered. I realized then that I had been scammed. She had blocked me on all platforms, leaving me with a valuable lesson.
@chevyman53 - I think you got your answer.
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