This may overlap a bit with Herb.  But now that I'm back active I'm seeing these.

1. Location.  She has 3 different ones that are nowhere near each other.  2 can make sense for college students looking for a daddy at school and home
2. Text talking about just having moved bit didn't change location.
3. Recent location being out of the country
4. Wanting to talk on telegram or WhatsApp  
5. In their text saying they are really looking for an investor
6. Wanting to get to know you well before discussing meeting  
7. Demanding you spell everything out. Allowance and sex expectations before responding.  I was concerned these might be LE
8. Wanting to pick a restaurant to meet that is super expensive.  Not saying Applebee's has to be it. But if it's $40+ a plate she's gonna be high maintenance  
9. How much do you pay for a first time non-sexual first date?
10. Pay my gas since you live far?  IE I want a higher allowance than we agreed
11. I expect to be taken care of = I expect a ridiculous allowance  
12. I can't commit to anything till we meet.  Endure they don't expect an allowance on M&G
13. I expect a gift up front on our first date.  
14. Maybe over time I'll be into.....  If you want it get it  
15. I have a great career and I don't need an allowance but .....
16. I'm looking for true love.  I want to find my soul mate.  Always a scam

I'll do a full action report in a few weeks now that I'm active again.  Right now I'm getting more pussy thrown at me than I can schedule.  Had 3 dates so far with four more scheduled.  

Of the 3, 1 went to jail. Will post that story later. Other 2 were great BCD.  One is a pro so on call but too far to be regular.  Other is close and may hit the rotation.  She took it raw twice in the date and wanted more.

Much appreciated on the updates, netnoy! Sounds like you are working it! I've been having a bit of a dry spell and getting hit with nothing but flakes, no shows and the usual GPS quotes. One really great BCD was looking promising for the rotation and then she ghosted so it's back to the toilet bowl for more pain. Arrgghhhh. [By the way, the BCD went great, everything was wonderful, she came twice, was a happy camper, wanted to see me again, confirmed for next date then... ghosted.    

Your No 16. piqued my interest.  Might be I'm a bit overly optimistic, but typically I've assumed the girl mistakenling thought Seeking was a dating site.  I've purposelessly avoided such girls bc it was never my interest. However, why do you classify them as mostly scammers?

Every single one I've ever interacted with, either looking for love or a very serious relationship, was a scam.

They go in a few ways,
1. only want to talk over Whatsapp or Telegram
2. are traveling international for work, then get stuck and need money right away
3. just want to sell nudes
4. want to interact for a long time on SA instead of text.  Basically don't want to prove to you they are not in the US and are going to ask for money after developing a relationship that is built on lies.

Sorry, Friend Euro-Guy,  

 
NO girl mistakenly thinks Seeking is a dating site like eHarmony or Match.  Girls only find the site by seeing an ad about meeting wealthy men, or when a friend tells them about sugaring.  

 
Only scammers use that angle, and here's how it works:  
"She" is working in a scam farm overseas creating multiple profiles an hour for pay. "She" has been trained to cut and paste a pre-written block of text into every profile that presents "her" as a pretty but lonely gal looking for that one special simp (er... I mean guy) who will finally recognize "her" as a worthwhile lady and not just another whore ready to be conquered.  

 
They are counting on finding a guy who desperately wants a woman who is "real" and not materialistic.  Can you see how this is diametrically opposed to "legit" POT's who think they can earn extra cash and maybe live a more upscale and fun life along the way?  

 
No. If the "I'm looking for a nice guy" schtick was real, they would tag their profile as platonic and make it clear they won't be DTF in their text.  In addition, they would be eager to meet for coffee NOW!

 
Conversations with these "women" always follow the same (pre-written) script:  
1. Hi. I'm so glad to meet you. You seem so genuine.  
2. I'm actually financially secure because I [own a fashion business, am an international investor, made my fortune in crypto, etc.] and I hope we can partner together.  
3. I'm not ready to meet now because [I'm on travel in Honk Kong, I need to get to know you better, I prefer to talk here...until we establish a rapport].  BTW: "She" will NEVER be available to meet!  
4. Let's connect on WhatsApp (because I am no in the US, even though my profile says I am in your city.)  
5. Sends fake pics of a model, poised eating food from a magazine, or walking through a Euro-metropolis wearing "smart and modern" designer clothes.  
6. She will keep "innocently chatting" until it's time to sink the hook and offer to let you in how to get rich with crypto. That's the scam bait, hook, and net.  

 
If you really think ANY (or at least 99.99999% of) SBs are really only in it for the relationship, try asking her this:  
"Hey babe, I think we have such a great connection, and I can't imagine my life without you. Can we drop the allowance and give this relationship the room it needs to properly blossom into our greatest potential?"  

 
If you think she will agree to that.... please give her my email and phone number before you see her ass running out the door and she disappears over the horizon at warp speed. (Scotty! I need more power!)  

 
Life is good

 
The Cat

You nailed it, Herb!

I think you guys are probably spot on...funny, I never pursued them for totally different reasons, so never had the chance to test out their motives.   I will say, Herb, that I've encountered your points from other scammers, just not with the "True love" ones   LOL.

I actually ran into one in Dallas that wanted a real relationship. Wanted me to be involved with her kids (dinners with the family) and family outings. Definitely not me. Lol

I’ve also had a few say out right they were looking for a serious relationship. I’ve seen enough scammers, pros, and fakes to know the difference.