How to Deal with Scammers in Your Sugar Life? - 3
810 Answers
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Sugar Baby / 36
I’ve come across 6 different scammers who always want to pay what you ask but want bank info. I have always been scared to give anyone my information. I’ve had a few ask me to open a separate account or go get a discover credit card. I’ve had to be very firm with them and let them know I only use 2 avenues to receive money. As long as you are firm with them the will leave you alone.
2022-11-27
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Sugar Baby / 29
Yes there are a lot of scammers around. They will ask you for an itunes or amazon card. They will also ask you to send your bank account login information. You do not need to send this in order to recieve funds. The best way to deal with the scammers are not to answer or tell them your not sending that information. If he is a real sugar daddy he will have a way to send funds ( paypal, cash app) without needing that information,
2022-11-27
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Sugar Baby / 27
Ive met a few scammer sugar daddies in my experience and i think thatit teaches you to get to know someone before you give any information to anyone. Most of the time they will ask you for your bank information or for anything reguarding your bank card. Never give anyone personal information like that of any kind. It keeps you from getting money taken away from you in the future .
2022-11-27
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Sugar Baby / 36
Had a scammer message me saying how he wanted to take care of me financially which sounded great I mean isn’t that what we’re looking for lol. Well when it came time for him to send the money he insisted that I send him my bank acct info after telling him to send it via PayPal. He kept saying how PayPal doesn’t work for him ... yeah just like my acct won’t work for you lol. After that happened I went to look for his page so I could report it and low and behold it was gone
2022-11-27
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Sugar Baby / 35
Yes I have met 2 scammers in the past. Luckily I was smart and I didn’t fall for the exams. The best way to deal with scammers is to report them. On here if someone tries to scam you I know you can report a person. If you have any screenshots of conversations make sure you include those in your report as well. If you have concrete evidence then you can prove that the scammer was trying to take advantage of you,
2022-11-27
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Sugar Baby / 26
Most scammers will send the same messages. They’ll send a phone number to contact them, and as soon as they do they tell you how beautiful you are and promise you tons of money right off the bat. Then, they WILL ask you for your bank login info. No matter what, your sugar daddy will not ever have to have this information. This is a scam, and even if your gut tells you to trust them, you can’t. Never give out login info. You can take out your money, but that won’t stop them from taking from you.
2022-11-27
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Sugar Baby / 28
As if all that isn’t bad enough, romance scammers are now involving their victims in online bank fraud. Here’s how it works: The scammers set up dating profiles to meet potential victims. After they form a “relationship,” they come up with reasons to ask their love interest to set up a new bank account. The scammers transfer stolen money into the new account, and then tell their victims to wire the money out of the country. Victims think they’re just helping out their soulmate, never realizing they’re aiding and abetting a crime. Here are some warning signs that an online love interest might be a fake. They ask you to: chat off of the dating site immediately, using personal email, text, or phone wire money using Western Union or Money Gram set up a new bank account
2022-11-27
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Sugar Baby / 27
On this app it’s hard to tell if someone is scamming you or not, but girl once he asks for your login information for your bank account you better run for the hills. To deal with it just block him or her. They are just trying to take money that you probably don’t even have to begin with. Don’t lend anyone your bank login or anything to do with your account when you aren’t actuall fave to face with them! It’s way to risky
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 32
Never give out your bank information. If you want to meet in person, make sure it’s some place public and at least one person knows where you are. Be firm in what you want and let him/her know what you’re not comfortable with. Do not do anything you don’t want to do in order to please them. In a sugar relationship, the feelings should be genuine and they should care about what makes you happy.
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 31
Yes there are scammers. They will tell you that they need your bank info or a credit card to send you money. NEVER believe that lie, I’ve had a few try to tell me that they can’t use PayPal or cash app because they have been scammed out of money. There are ways to get money then providing your personal information. If they insist on that way find a different SD
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 32
Usually you can tell they are scammers when they try to avoid all cash apps, they want to talk on kik, give you their number immediately. I don’t think it’s wise to give out bank account information to someone you don’t know. They can easily delete their account. When my gut gives me scammer alerts I just block them. Throwing ALL scammers a block!
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 28
I've met PLENTY of scammers. Whatever you do, don't cough up anything until you have some type of security already in place. Meaning that they have already before hand given you some type of allowance. For those that keep pressuring, remind them they can't go to walmart and tell them they'll give them the money later for their things. Be weary about who you meet online
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 32
I have no idea as i am mew to this app, but i guess there is scammers and i will have to be more careful with how i do this. if i find a scammer i think i will have to report them because they want to see pictures and goodies without paying anything. the point of this website i believe is for a sugar daddy to help a sugar baby out as long as she pleasures him
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 31
mg I just had my first experience with a scammer and I am SO glad I trusted my gut!! First of all, He claimed he would direct deposit money into my bank account BIG RED FLAG, then got mad when I insisted he give me money on PayPal. His grammar got worse and worse. Then when he called me (thinking that if we just talked I would suddenly trust him!? AS IF) he sounded Indian AF, NOT like his picture at ALL, and said “this is Joe” when the profile said Donald...BE AWARE LADIES
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 30
I have definitely met sugar scammers! I fell for one once and ended up having my bank account closed and banned from using that bank again. Now I always look to see if they can form cohesive sentences and use correct grammar (for the most part lol). If we can carry on a conversation, that’s a good sign. I’ve learned to never trust the ones that say “I’ve transferred to much money for the month, so I can only do deposits”. Any time something feels off, trust your gut. It’s off. Something is not right. Trust your instincts!
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 27
Yes I have. I usually don't send nudity or have sex until I see money. Scanners sometimes ask about your banking account. Never give actual bank information rather use apps such as venom, PayPal , square cash. That's what most of them are looking to do. Secondly if they say their net worth is high ask for babk statement with matching name on profile
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 31
Yes I have met some scammers, the best way to identify them is by using common sense. If they are asking you for bank information when you have other options avoid it. If they are asking you to buy iTunes cards or give them credit card information avoid it. If they are persistent on you giving information you are not comfortable giving, avoid it. They should understand that you are not obligated to provide them with more then what your comfortable with. Just be careful.
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 29
I think I met my first scammer. My daddy supposedly is giving me an allowance and wants me to send money to his labourer but I’m confused as to why he needs me to send it to them. All I can say is just watch for signs and you be the controller, not him. They don’t own you or anything just because they give you money or buy you nice things or do stuff for you, you are your own person.
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 35
The best thing I can say is not to give up any of your bank information any personal information about yourself don't even return any calls or answer any more emails or messages or text messages after a scammer is contacts at you and sent those red flags that they are only a scammer where they're not willing to verify really who they are to get that first red flag. Alarm Geo
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 33
I've came in contact with scammers who want my banking information first and last name routing number, account number, my user name and password when I told him I didnt feel comfortable he sent me his lawyers number and I told him I still wasn't comfortable and he said your loss goodbye then. Another wanted me to change banks for an allowance. Its like nice try but come again
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 28
Usually if they are asking for your bank information or to add you to their payroll...they are scamming. You have to be cautious because they will try to persuade you with money, some might even send a pic or two. But if you find them asking for your bank information, don’t even try to continue the conversation. Just block them or never reply. It’s annoying when they think they are slick
2022-11-28
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Sugar Baby / 30
Remain vigilant in keeping your rules upheld. Don’t budge for anything! People who don’t respect you or your guidelines will reveal themselves over petty things, I think requesting a full tank of gas or something that you yourself could easily pay for would work. It helps to even lay out the rules before a true meet up is even established. The relationship should be symbiotic!
2022-11-29
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Sugar Baby / 36
Besides the usual broken English and everything else been mentioned, a lot of them claim to be overseas in Dubai or Saudi Arabia working on a project... if you're a single mom they claim to be a single dad. Either way doesn't matter, the very minute they ask you for any banking info... any at all, you've got yourself a scammer. Me? Well I like to play with them lol. I have and it's quite funny. Now they block me which is perfect because that's one less thing I have to do in a day whereas before, i was blocking anywhere from 5-19 scammers a day and that says a lot considering I've only been on this application about a week. My favorite remark when they ask me if I've a bank account. Simply say, 'Yes as a fact I do, yours'
2022-11-29
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Sugar Baby / 28
They normally say the only make deposits to your bank account and they have to use your mobile app which is so not true! Watch out for the messages i work at the bankand thats how they do check fraud.ive recieved messages like this already on hete and its cray accept your allowance via western union or another form not through scan/mobile deposits or online access
2022-11-29
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Sugar Baby / 30
There's plenty of scammers around. Just because I choose this lifestyle doesn't mean I'm naive. You meet so many posers,it's unreal. And when you expose them,they scurry like the cowards they are. If they aren't able to fully verify who they are or do anything you ask of them, they're probably bluffing. Once you weed through the posers and fakes though, this lifestyle can be very rewarding.
2022-11-29
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Sugar Baby / 36
It’s sad but every person I have met on here is a scammer. From 18 years old until infinity and I usually know they are a scammer but I take my chances anyway until they ask for bank info or iTunes gift card. I am hoping to actually find a real, guinune sugar daddy to converse with and even more. Scammers move on and let us be!!! Stop being a sugar hater!!!!
2022-11-29
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Sugar Baby / 36
I’m a sugar baby here to Hosnestly Find My True Match or Date Open ato Posibilities I even upload Recent Pics Of me Cause Other Wise How Would you Get The attention I Work 2 Jobs And I’m Independant but coming across these scammer and catfish it’s just a disappointment I’m also open to travel I’m Hispanic And European Mixed if I had To Highly Suggest A True Way ato Get Rid Of Scammers Which Would Take Me To actually Purchase My memebership Would Be To Have A Button Where To Report As A Scam A Safe Secure And Easy Wayne’s Aton get Rid Of Them
2022-11-29
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Sugar Baby / 26
I’ve met many scammers. Never give out your personal bank info, and don’t “show your commitment/loyalty” if it involves spending money before you get your allowance. If they press for bank account info, cut it off. I’ve seen it all too many times where they want to “deposit money directly in your bank account” or “put you on their payroll”. Keep your personal info personal.
2022-11-29
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Sugar Baby / 35
I have met plenty of scammers already and they all make it sound good. All I have for you is be very cautious in what you choose to share. Yes it might “sound” good or you might be in need but at the end of the day better safe then sorry. If you feel any bit of uncertainty or being to feel uncomfortable chances are it’s not right! So be very careful out there.
2022-11-29
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Sugar Baby / 28
Yes, i am still really new to this but so far the only interactions ive had with potential sugar daddies have been scams. Luckily i have not followen for amy of them but it is still disheartening to not have talk to a honest guy. My advice is to trust your gut and to never give ou t your banking info try to stick with venmo or paypal vaise they are safer.
2022-11-30
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Sugar Baby / 29
There are tons of scammers here. But from what I can tell they all pretty much give an outlines narrative. There are so many tell take signs, you just never know. What I usually look for is multiple pictures from that person so I know they’re real. Also actual people usually have a more original and grammaticaly correct bio so those are all things to look for. The biggest sign it might be a fake is if they start off promising you things and asking for you account information.
2022-11-30
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Sugar Baby / 29
If they can't message you they didn't pay for the app and arnt certified until they pay on the SD end of it so if they comment I will take care of you today call or text whatever it's probably a scam with a texting app DON'T DO IT. If you don't have enough money to pay for an app you probably can support a sugar baby just saying! I always post when I find people who are to keep people aware
2022-11-30
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Sugar Baby / 27
Yes, I think it is almost impossible to not come across a scammer. This is why every SB out there should be very careful and take their time to make decisions. Once you have sent them something revealing you can not take it back any more. It is really important to focus on signs which might show that the SD/SM is a scammer. Also we as SB should talk more open about it and should be able to help each other by communicating more!
2022-11-30
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Sugar Baby / 29
I’ve dealt with quite a few scammers. They usually ask you for your bank information like username and password. They can be quite persistent if you ask to use other methods, which there are. Always be careful and don’t give out your info. Also, don’t give them anything until they pay a small allowance and then you ou know they’re real, which you can go out with them or Skype.
2022-11-30
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Sugar Baby / 26
I have personally come across A LOT of scammers . They’ll literally comment on every picture you post and be like “oh I’d love to spoil you, you can text me at (800)-000-0000” and it’s so stupid . Another way you can notice if you’re being scammed by a person on the site is if they ask you all these personal questions right off the bat. Any REAL sugar daddy is NOT going to ask you for all that information. They set the rules . Remember that. And ladies please be careful (oh and gentlemen to).
2022-11-30
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Sugar Baby / 31
Everybody has run into scammers in their life not just in their sugar life. Regardless of the situation you should always be weary never give out your bank account information. Don't give out any identifying information. The best way to receive funds from someone you don't know electronically is through PayPal. You should set up a PayPal. Me link to receive money without giving any information out to the daddy
2022-11-30
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Sugar Baby / 39
Yes I have met a scammer ready and I'm really new to sudy he wanted my bank account info and everything he tried to turn it around on my and that I was the one he turn ing to scam in he threatened to turn me into the fbi for and my who le family. Smh some ppls childreN. It's sad and that's why no one can truly trust anyone when uhh on first meet ppl today what a shame
2022-11-30
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Sugar Baby / 25
Get a small downpayment at first before you do anything risqué, if they’re legit they shouldn’t mind sending you a little bit of extra cash. Paying by exact time also works: ex: get a down payment then do 10 minutes of whatever , get paid again, and keep on doing this until you get paid the full amount that was promised. Scammers are very prevalent in this world.
2022-11-30
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Sugar Baby / 27
Scammers are easy to spot. They give you their info without being asked, such as phone numbers, and they say all the pleasing things like how much they’ll give you for nudes or sex and then they’ll ask for your bank account. Always have a back up or fake account such as a PayPal or Venmo without anything personal just to use for transfers just Incase they try to pull something and never send nudes before they pay 😉
2022-12-01
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Sugar Baby / 28
In my time of being a sugar daddy I have come across an enormous amount of scammers. For starters, they’ll immediately give you their number to text them and more than often ask you for bank information or personal information so they may help you financially. DONT FEED IN. They’ll usually become angry if you don’t follow but be smart, have your guard up and don’t just give in because you think money is involved.
2022-12-01
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Sugar Baby / 26
There are always going to be scammers in the sugar life. Sometimes it is easy to tell who they are and sometimes it isn't. Some sugar babies are fine with giving their bank information out after a certain level of trust has been made with the sugar daddy, and that's completely fine. Scammers try to convince you that giving them your bank information is the only way. Don't do it! Try to ask them to use a cash app, or send a check. Something along those lines.
2022-12-01
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Sugar Baby / 28
There are slot of scammers they all usually the same lines they use the same lines like hey let me give you an allowance of this amount weekly or monthly if so and so amount all you have to do is give me your bank information and passwords then we can get this started then if you don't reply they text you again from the same account using a different name and number it's ridiculous
2022-12-01
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Sugar Baby / 31
Im new to being a sugar baby so thankfully i habe not expierenced a scammer yet. But reading these other lovley sugars comments gives me hope. I know what to look for and what to do. Its also pretty much common sense. Id they arent acting like a sugar daddy then dont five them sugar. You are not free. Your body is a temple that not going to be given to anyone. Trust your instinct!
2022-12-01
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Sugar Baby / 29
Trust your instincts for one! If you think the pictures are fake, or they won't send recent photos, it's most likely a scam. Personally I use a kik account or other text app for contact, request a phone conversation and a Skype date before ever meeting in person. And never give out financial or personal (i.e home address, work address, etc.) information until you meet and decide he's/she's the one. Always use good judgment! Women seemingly desperate for money are targets for scammers.
2022-12-01
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Sugar Baby / 26
Scammers are out there and yes it can and will happen to you if you arent smart about payment methods! Never ever give your banking information out! The scammers who want your account information will claim they don’t use third party apps and only deposit checks into the app. They’ll tell you you can trust that they are set to take care of you and don’t want anyone else to. The checks show up in your account and its all fun and games until those checks are returned because theyre fake and youre out all of the money you thought you had and spent! YOU are responsible for paying all of it back! Please use apps like Venmo, SquareCash, PayPal, etc or better yet get cash in person. Always trust your gut and put your safety and credit over fast money. If it sounds too good to be true it probably is!
2022-12-02
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Sugar Baby / 32
I have talked to quite a few people that turned out to be scammers. What I have noticed is the true sugar daddies want to get to know you just as much as you want to get to know them. But they also will not ask for your bank info. I have noticed that that is the main go to for scammers. They also will make it seem reasonable as to why they want your bank info. But there is absolutely no reason as to why they should need it.
2022-12-02
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Sugar Baby / 26
I haven’t come across any scammers personally but my friend had been messaged by some guy who was asking for his bank info so that he could “direct deposit” his allowance and we both agreed that that’s not ok. There are plenty of apps that can be used to send money through banks that wouldn’t need him to know ur info. These scammers will take out loans through ur bank account and will mess your whole life up so never give out that sensitive info
2022-12-02
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Sugar Baby / 46
There are tons on here the firsr clue is I'll send you money to your account.. Yeah I'll give you my bank info. Hahahahahah Ahahhahahah hahahahha. Dead give away the ones that don't want to use you keep talking days to get to know you. There is so much to type ixld say western union. No card buying. It should be for bills. I provide recipes I pay first so he knows where its going
2022-12-02
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Sugar Baby / 31
Omg girls thank you soo much for all of your information! Every new sb definitely have to read this! I am new at this, I just opened my profile, and your advices are very usefull. I did now that not everyone will be what they're saying they are, but I didn't know how common is that. So sorry for all of you who have been scamed. I am really hoping that that won't happen again. Stay smart girls!
2022-12-02
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Sugar Baby / 41
I think that men believe they get scammed but as women we get scammed as well. Men will ask for all kinds of things like nudes and whatnot but not pay. Not that I'm just looking to get paid or sell nudes but there's a lot of broken promises and I think the reason why women have become more bold and what they want financially is because it's so uncommon nowadays because neither one of us trust the opposite side effects.
2022-12-02