According to the Better Business Bureau, there have been numerous reports of scammers offering to be a ‘sugar momma’ or ‘sugar daddy’ – an offer that comes with a promised weekly allowance for affection in return. But it’s actually an attempt to steal money. — Photo by Yura Fresh on Unsplash
You can’t always trust who you meet online – something especially important to remember in light of a new romance scam circulating on social media and dating apps.
According to the Better Business Bureau, there have been numerous reports of scammers offering to be a “sugar momma” or “sugar daddy” – an offer that comes with a promised weekly allowance for affection in return.
