{"id":1132,"date":"2017-08-19T14:43:50","date_gmt":"2017-08-19T18:43:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.sugardaddy.world\/blog\/?p=1132"},"modified":"2019-01-15T04:28:19","modified_gmt":"2019-01-15T09:28:19","slug":"sugar-allowance-form-take","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.sugardaddy.world\/blog\/sugar-allowance-form-take\/","title":{"rendered":"Sugar Baby Allowance – What Form Do You Take It In?"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Sugar baby always confused about Cash? Bank Transfer? Gift Cards? Bill Pay? Pre-Paid Cards? Square card payment thingy? What\u2019s really the best method? How about sugar baby allowance and bank laws<\/a>? I\u2019ve seen this topic pop up a lot but I\u2019ve rarely seen a good answer for it.  Like me, I\u2019m sure many girls out there have wondered numerous times, how the hell do I get an allowance?  More importantly, what about my privacy?<\/p>\n

\"allowance<\/p>\n

When I first started in the bowl it was cash all the way.  I wasn\u2019t getting very much, typically just pay for play kind of thing and it was around $400-$600 each time.  I didn\u2019t like it and for a while, I stopped sugaring anyway, so it didn\u2019t matter.<\/p>\n

Then I met my most recent SD (now previous).  And my allowance was monthly and\u2026substantial.  The first time he gave it to me, we hadn\u2019t worked anything out so it was cash.  And of course, because it was so much, I felt really uncomfortable.  It was a lot of money and I didn\u2019t know what to do with it!  Where do I put it??  Do I deposit this in the bank?  Hell No.  I brushed that off immediately because obviously, I didn\u2019t want to be hounded by the IRS.  Tax fraud, no thank you.  Even though it\u2019s technically considered a gift and I\u2019m pretty sure there are laws out there that mention \u201cmistress\u201d money matters, I\u2019m not that familiar with them to trust putting a large sum in the bank.<\/p>\n

So I did some research.  I didn\u2019t give my SD my real name and kept it that way through our entire relationship – I have a HUGE issue with privacy.  So direct bank transfers and bill pay were out of the question (he\u2019d need all my info for that) – also this goes back to the whole tax thing.  Another thing out because of the sheer amount of my allowance was the gift card method.  No gift cards are worth as much as I was getting monthly and it would be such a hassle for him to have had to buy a new one and load money on to it each month or whatever. So no gift cards.  I looked into the Square cash and Square card reader thing.<\/p>\n

The card reader just seemed way too transactional for both my and my SDs taste.  I believe he said the phrase \u201cGuess my Amex really WOULD buy everything.\u201d  Ugh.  And Square Cash deposits right into your bank account.  I looked into seeing if it would deposit to a prepaid card that\u2019d have no attachment to my name but alas, no such luck.<\/p>\n

So I researched pre-paid cards themselves.  I did HEAVY research on prepaid cards.  I\u2019m now like the guru of pre-paid cards.  Which ones hold how much money, how you are able to load each one, which ones carry the highest fees, which ones need your full disclosure, which ones require no info at all.  I\u2019ve boiled it down to a science and this is what I\u2019ve come up with: —AMERICAN EXPRESS SERVE CARD<\/b><\/p>\n

This is how we did it:<\/p>\n

My SD opened a serve account online and they sent him his personalized card. Having an online account is key here.  You can buy a temp card at the stores but the online account gives you just so many options.  It\u2019s magical.<\/p>\n

So, once he opened his account and was sent his card, he opened a \u201csub\u201d account for me.  All he needed was a name and email address and from my end, I confirm everything and my card is sent out.  Voila.  No, he didn\u2019t need my real name and no, I didn\u2019t need to give any other information besides that.  I made my own account online that he cannot access without my password.  If I change my password, he doesn\u2019t see it.  He can only put money on my card – his sub account card.  It\u2019s that bloody easy.<\/p>\n

Other than being able to use the card just like any other debit card (pay for things as you would a normal card, take cash out of an ATM, etc.) I can also pay bills online.  So things that normally require being paid with a check, I can do that too.  Amex Serve will send places a check when I need them so – I just put my student loan info in online and blam! It sends them a check.  And, best of all, it\u2019s attached to his name, so it looks like he\u2019s making the payments for me.  I\u2019m almost 100% sure there are no repercussions to someone else making a bill payment for you, you know, tax-wise.  And he didn\u2019t need to know my info.  It is that easy.<\/p>\n

So, any sugars out there with big allowances worried about tax things and privacy, look no further than the Amex Serve card.  It has been hugely beneficial to me.  Granted, it takes a few weeks to get both cards set up and sent, but when they are and he\u2019s putting money on your card, it\u2019s heaven.<\/p>\n

Have questions about the whole process?  You know where to find me.<\/p>\n

Happy sugaring. Spend wisely!<\/p>\n

For more reading: How Much Should a Sugar Daddy Pay?<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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