Finally one of my SBs spilled the beans and told me why there's a flood of online only SBs at the moment. There's an influencer on Tiktok saying that "lonely old men will send you money weekly just for texting". Not only that but my SB tried it and, sadly, it works. She actually did get a few hundred bucks and then stopped because she felt it was unethical.

So this influencer which I looked up myself has 1.2 million followers on TikTok and apparently an equal or greater number on Instagram. Her advice is to put up an Instagram site and then direct message every male follower saying she's looking for a sugar daddy. Then when hundreds reply she tells them she can only do online because of Covid.  She claims over $800+ a week in the first month and "much more" later on.

I'd post her TikTok user name but it might be against TER's tos. But if you start a TikTok search with "calli...." she should show up among the results. I hope this isn't considered doxing

I researched you fake friend.  This one reached out to me as a POT.  I certainly didn’t take the bait.  I wish there was a solution to stop this kinda thing.  Thank you for bringing this to our attention

I haven't checked out Tiktok, because I have a life. :p  But I'm sure this is only one of many so-called influencers out there who may be talking about the sugar bowl and promoting it as "free cash" from lonely guys.  I'm not worried.  

 
After I dropped a CIP load into my 25 year old Latina last night she was telling me her friend (24 year old blond with big titties) wants my SB to share me with her. They both know that Daddy isn't going to shell out cash for texts and selfies. This is a POV I've heard from several 20-ish SB's - that they know they need to bring "benefit" to the mutually beneficial arrangement table in order to participate.  

 
As I think about it, it strikes me that "influencers" can only reinforce what the "influenced" already believe anyway. And guys who obsess over hot IG models are, IME, not likely to be serious SD's, as they lack the resources, confidence, and critical thinking skills necessary to be successful.  

 
Thanks for posting...  

 
Life is good

 
The Cat

If you want to be an "online" sugar daddy... more power to you.  No way would I agree to this and yes I have been asked.

No doubt some will succeed in getting  paid for texting, but I think most will be disappointed.  

Just like any other form of mass advertising your "hit rate" doesn't have to be that high if you have no investment in your chosen method of advertising. Take these girls for example, they make dozens, perhaps even hundreds of profiles and "favorite" literally thousands of POT SD's. this takes no money and their only investment is their time, which most of them quite obviously have plenty of. lol

 
If they get an even 1% hit rate and they can convert even a small fraction of them into recurring, or even one time revenue, the returns are still quite likely more than these scammers could make from a legitimate job. Keep in mind, there is a sucker born every minute.

Waste too much more thing thinking abt them.  

As soon as the topic comes up, I tell them once they need to show up in person and behave or gtfo.  

For kicks, I sometimes send those onliners a date stamped picture of an envelope with 6 Benjamins.

MDraft,  
  First of all, doing what the providers on this site is just as bad as the SBs on that site.