Cassie 1567 another e transfer scam

[myfunonearth]

There is a lot of E transfer scam been happening.

Got there at 1000 Burrard, she ask for e transfer before meeting.

I was born at night but not last night.

 

[Fun2handle]

TGTBT asked her about out call and she told me etransfer required. Luckily that's an immediate red flag unless she has a solid rep here. Pics are amazing

 

[MerryKerry]

I never do transfer. A request for it is an instant block. Don't do it.

 

[EuroSZabina]

I hope it's ok if I say a few words in regard this situation the OP brought up by a lady.

First of all the scam goes both ways. How to protect yourself is really really simple.

You want to make sure the lady is well reviewed and well trusted.

I had a gentlemen beginning of the year who contacted me through email and booked me for the following month.

He knew that I have a busy schedule therefore he wanted to make sure he books our time wisly for those few days

He was visiting our city.

He booked 2 hours $600, I only asked $100 E transfer deposit from him.

Without hesitation and cross questioning me he sent $300 instead. Why ? Because he had the full trust in me by doing his

Homework on me.

 

[EuroSZabina]

I never do transfer. A request for it is an instant block. Don't do it.

Why don't you do e-transfer ? If the provider you want to see has great credibility you don't have to worry about,
It just means that you are committed to the date.

 

[TOAO]

Why don't you do e-transfer ? If the provider you want to see has great credibility you don't have to worry about,
It just means that you are committed to the date.

Some of us, including me, are uncomfortable with it, regardless of the reputation of the SP. A good reputation will ensure I book, but won't ensure I etransfer.

Etransfers leave a trail, and some of us, me included, choose to remain anonymous while partaking in this hobby.

If you have a credible client, do you give him your real name? Probably not. That's my point.

I don't doubt that you are credible - as well, the many other SPs that are. But, for me, any etransfer request... I'm out.

 

[blueman2]

Some of us, including me, are uncomfortable with it, regardless of the reputation of the SP. A good reputation will ensure I book, but won't ensure I etransfer.

Etransfers leave a trail, and some of us, me included, choose to remain anonymous while partaking in this hobby.

If you have a credible client, do you give him your real name? Probably not. That's my point.

I don't doubt that you are credible - as well, the many other SPs that are. But, for me, any etransfer request... I'm out.

100% agree. if SP asks for deposit or any type of prepayment I'm out regardless of reputation/reviews/references etc.

 

[EuroSZabina]

In that case you can do Amazon gift card. The OP mentioned scam alert and not personal information trust. That's different scenario