‘Be cautious of sugar daddy sites’


Masking up: A woman walking past statues of Buddhist monks outside the Wat Chedi Luang Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai. — AFP

THINK twice before responding to the overtures of an online “sugar daddy” who offers financial assistance ostensibly in exchange for companionship or romance, the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) warned.

The PCW noted media reports of netizens signing up on so-called sugar daddy websites or social media accounts as the pandemic took away jobs, crippled businesses and left many desperate for cash.

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