I think my method is way more plausible. It's almost entirely passive. All you have to do is put up the profile and swipe once and get and let the Venmos roll in.
It's only $3 so even if the beta boi realizes he got scammed he prob won't do anything, because its only $3. Even if you only get 5 betas a day, that's like $400/moth for doing almost nothing.
I do think it would get reported before too long, though.
This been done by thots already: dailymail.co.uk
I'd recommend a Tinder gold so you can go all over the world.
Good thinking anonu
Horny losers don’t think straight.
>Venmo
Hello KYC
>getting a few hundred bucks in Venmo is going to trigger anti-laundering security
Ok, here's how I do it. My brother is a young rascal, fallen into the wrong crowd, stopped going to church, etc. He's been doing drugs. Started dealing. Yesterday he was arrested for possession, cops took the brick he was carrying, and the bad honchos he bought from want their money. I've pawned the family silver but we're still $100 short, and homie wants paid by tomorrow otherwise he's going to come round with a bat and smash kneecaps. Think of the children. I don't know anything about this Ponzi scheme, but the mean man wants us to pay him in Bit Coins. I'm not really sure about it, but my brother told me this weird sequence of letters and numbers that we have to pay the money to. Help me incel beta NEET, you're my only hope
This is not 2003, "My car won't start, pls gib money baby ;)" is shitty way to go about it. Literally Russian scammer-tier stuff.
Just tell them you are a student looking for a "sponsor" aka sugar daddy. Tell them the price is 200 bucks per meeting and you want 100 bucks in advance because you have had creepy guys meet you and then try to bargain for a free fuck (psychological trick because men are deadly afraid of being seen as creepy so they want to differentiate themselves from "those creepy guys who made that young girl uncomfortable"). If they balk at the request, remind them that you have literally hundreds of matches, you are very much in demand and if the guy doesn't want to pay, someone else will. I put that idea that they are competing with other guys for the girl in their heads from the start. "What are you doing right now?" "Trying to sort through all these matches and messages LOL" And it works like a charm.
Also, add them on Kik or WhatsApp and tell them that you are going to delete the match from Tinder to "free up space". Then after they've paid, delete/block them from the messaging app. This accomplishes many things, most importantly it gives you protection from getting your profile banned on Tinder. You discuss the money side on a different app so it's cool.
If you put Venmo or any other shit in your profile text or even your Tinder messages, Tinder algorithm will find you and ban you and probably also the phone number AND hardware you are using. Don't do it.
>If you put Venmo or any other shit in your profile text or even your Tinder messages, Tinder algorithm will find you and ban you and probably also the phone number AND hardware you are using. Don't do it.
Didn't know about this. but it makes sense. Glad to see roasties getting btfo, though.
I like the sugar daddy idea, but I also feel like the type of guys who are successful enough to be sugar daddy types are smart enough to ask for multiple forms of verification before sending any money and would probably be able to spot an obvious catfish from miles away.
But they also might be rich enough to not give a fuck about a measly $100 and just send it anyways.