Fake Sugar daddy red flags

When you log onto a sugar daddy dating site, you need to beware of internet scammers who pretend to be legitimate sugar daddies. How to tell if a sugar daddy is a fake sugar daddy? What are the red flags of a fake sugar daddy and how to avoid it?

How to spot a fake sugar daddy on sugar daddy websites or other online platform? Here are some tips or tricks on how to get a legitimate sugar daddy. Please aware the following red flags when you communicate with potential sugar daddies.

Red flag Sign: He brags about his money.

Men who are truly rich and successful don’t feel the need to remind everyone around them of that fact every chance they get.

Be wary of a man that can’t (or won’t) stop talking about how rich he is. To begin with, there’s a good chance that he isn’t really all that rich and simply thinks pretending to be will be enough to get him a sugar baby.

Red flag Sign: Give allowance after x times meetings.

If a man tells you he will give you a monthly allowance at the end of the month after meeting x amount of times because he will definitely not give you an allowance.

Red flag Sign: Offer huge allowance

If he is offering off the bat a 5-10k allowance or a huge range in between. Most likely he will not give you that amount, but half of it or less.

Red flag sign: Ask contact detail in first messages

Is a sugar daddy you just met online asking for sugar babies' contact details already in his first message?

In that case, it’s most likely a no-go.

Messaging on sugar daddy websites keeps your other social accounts private and those should be only for people you know well enough like friends, family, colleagues and so on.

Only make sure that you have exchanged a few messages first and you feel comfortable sharing a private piece of your life with someone new.

Red flag Sign: First meet at a hotel room

If he wants to meet at a hotel room before meeting you.

Red flag Sign: Insists first meet at his place

This is a red flag from the get go. Your safety has to be your first priority at all times, and meeting someone you don’t know yet at their home is waaay too soon.

Sugar daddies might want to keep their identities hidden.

Sugar Daddies have to prove their identities to you first before you meet them. If they do not then this puts your safety at risk. This should also heed warning that your sugar daddy may not be who they say they are

Red flag Sign: Do not respect your boundaries

When a sugar baby and Sugar Daddy are first talking and sorting everything out they should first talk about boundaries and what they are comfortable with and what is a hard no.

This will help establish a better understanding of each other and also help to see if your Sugar Daddy is on the same page as you early on.

Whenever a potential sugar daddy crosses these boundaries, even on a first date, then you need to let them know right then and there that they are crossing a boundary and to back off.

You have to keep in mind that if it happens once, then it will most likely happen again, so tell them sayonara and dump them.

Red flag sign: Disregards your opinions and feelings

He completely disregards your opinions and feelings.You can’t potentially build a relationship and be happy with someone like that… Being part of the Sugar community is all about living the good life, and expressing what you’re feeling or thinking is an essential part of it.

Red flag sign: Your gut

If something just doesn’t feel right. Leave, delete, skip, hang up… sometimes your [woman’s] intuition is the best judgement, or even the only judgement you can use!

Where can you find legit sugar daddies

Not all sugar daddy sites and profiles are created equally and scams can set you back both emotionally and financially, it’s important to figure out which sugar daddy sites are legit and what red flags to watch for.