Smh is all I can do. Lol I got scammed for $15 for a.....video chat smh
Before you all yell at me. Just hear me out lol.
I know I could have went to a cam girl website, if I wanted to do this.
But today, I was scrolling through some ads on listcrawler and saw some girls in my city (NYC) were advertising video chat sessions. Which made me interested in, because most providers who just do in person visits, never really offered the video chat session before Covid. So I said to myself why not, see what they could do.
And Before you start yelling at me lol.
-yes these were real women making these ads
-And yes they were advertising it (I didn’t convince them or nothing, to add video chatting to their business model)
So, I text to inquire about video chat, she says yes she offers. I say ok cool, and tell her what I was looking to do in the video chat session (WHICH WAS VERY VERY VERY VANILLA!! Lol) She says yes, she can do it. She tells me her price for that ($15). I agree. She tells me which video chat app to use. We are fully on the same page.->I then send payment over immediately, I tell her it’s sent and that she can call me now.-> Crickets...Crickets...Crickets
Smh smh smh. I didn’t react out of emotion, I just simply laid there in astonishment! A very high level of disbelief lol.
So to remedy this, I came up with a full scam proof formula (which I will make another thread for) which I immediately used to coordinate the next video chat session with another girl-> which worked out perfectly and smoothly (AS IT ORIGINALLY SHOULD HAVE SMH)
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