Are you receiving a lot of cuts & paste messages, “form email” and sugar daddy spam totally inappropriate to your profile and what type of Sugar Baby arrangement you are seeking? Perhaps you are being blanketed with these types of messages from fake sugar daddies. Be aware, fake sugar daddies exist and most are rooted in scams to extract money from you online or some other con or hustle.
Fake Sugar Daddy 1: “Send Me Some Naked Pictures”
Ah, the naked picture requester. Most sugar babies have received an email or two from this type of fake sugar daddy at some point in their sugar journey. All we have to say is: Delete and Block, immediately.
Fake Sugar Daddy 2: Only Interested in Discussing Sex
From the beginning they are only interested in discussing sex: If that’s your thing and all you want is a physical relationship then go for it!
But a Sugar Daddy that talks too much about sex early on is clearly looking for one thing, and it isn’t necessarily looking out for you in the long run. These kinds of Sugar Daddies tend to disappear once they have gotten what they want, and even if they stick around after chances are in a few weeks or months their eye will start to wander and they’ll leave you for someone new.
Fake Sugar Daddy 3: He Brags About Money
He’s got a yacht. Rolex watches? Even his dog’s got one. Oh, and did he mention (324 times) just how much money he rakes in? Men like this are living proof that not all that glitters is gold. These men are hoping to lure in sugar babies with the promise of the fortunes they hold. And even if he is as rich as Midas, it doesn’t mean he’s going to share it with you. A lot of first-time sugar babies make the mistake of thinking that the richest sugar daddies = the best sugar daddies. That is just not true. The best sugar daddies are the ones who see to it that you’re taken care of. If he’s not doing that, it doesn’t matter how much glitter he’s got. It’s fool’s gold.
At last, Keep in mind that these rules are just guidelines and that just because a Daddy fails one or two does not automatically mean he is a fake. Just like regular dating, you need to use your judgments If at any point the Daddy makes you feel uncomfortable or threatened you should end the relationship, there are plenty of others out there, and no amount of compensation can make up for feeling scared or unhappy.