Was the offer genuine?

 What if?

                                          The Sugar Mama SCAM

I will never know if the offer last night was genuine. The only thinj I can say with certainty is I was playing by rule 101 - if something looks too good to be true, it usaully is - the lady who is very attractive was more than willing to pay me a large fee to make her happy, and feel wanted online. I had no objections to doing it, it would have been my pleasure to do so with being paid.

It would have been good to know a lady wanted no more than a friendly chat, most of the girls I chat to are looking to hook up, and with me old, and disabled, they don't wish to go further, who can blame them?

I wasn't fooled

The Sugar Mama SCAM 

Evan Kate scam

Last night on Twitter, I was approached by an attractive lady who "claimed" she wished to be my "sugar mama," and help me out financially.

Her plan was to send me $10,000 immediately, and then $1,000 a week to keep her happy online, and to make her feel wanted.

My reply was "there is no need to pay me, I would be pleased to please you."

She insisted she wanted to help me financially, so I suggested she buy some of my eBooks from Apple, or my book from Amazon.

It is at this point her plan unravelled, big time, she said she had no idea how to pay for the goods, then claimed she had no credit card. How many people in the USA do not have a credit card these days?