Yes I know Snapchat attracts a lot of shady players, and that messages disappear. But we can all be persuaded to cross into unfamiliar territory.
To be clear, I was not scammed, and it's basically a no-harm, no-foul situation, but it did throw me for a loop.
We matched on Seeking and she wanted to Snap. I had never used this before and found the app confusing but figured it out. Aside from being hotter than most POTs the conversation was pretty normal and she seemed to know the local scene and seemed eager to move forward.
We made a date for an M&G a few days later but she wanted to keep chatting and sent some nice pictures, nothing overly sexy, but I saved a couple. We didn’t have a specific allowance discussion but agreed we wanted mutually beneficial. We were chatting regularly over 2 days and this morning I had a notification of a new message, but her account was gone. I suppose the logical explanation is she had several conversations going and opted for one.
Maybe I'm missing something?
I guess the lesson is not to count your chicks too early...
Snapchat user policy on the appearance (or disappearance) of user accounts is not too different than Seeking's.
She could have blocked you. Or Snap Admin may have removed her for TOS violations,
BTW, one of the features of Snap you need to know about is that most uses can get notified if you take a screen shot of her massages. For content providers who offer Snap pics, many have a no screen shot policy and will cut off patrons who violate it.
IMPORTANT: Also, make sure you have your location settings set to do not share on snap. If allowed, Snap provides a very accurate (within a few feet) location pin on a map to anyone/everyone on your friends list. Look up "how to enable Ghost Mode on Snapchat" for instructions.
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The Cat