🚨 SCAM ALERT: “Sugar Daddy” 🚨
Scammers
are pretending to be “generous sugar daddies” on Facebook, Instagram,
TikTok, and Twitter. They slide into your DMs with messages like:
“If I randomly sent you $10,000 on PayPal or Cash App right now, what’s the first thing you’d use it for? A) Car B) Bills C) School D) Family needs E) Vacation F) Donation G) Food H) Business — Be honest!”
or
“Hey beautiful, can I send you money to sort out your bills and debt total?”
Here some examples:
🚫 Here’s the trap:
- After a few messages, they push you to move to Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, Zangi, or another “private” app to avoid detection.
- They claim they’re sending you money — but first you must pay a delivery fee, unlock funds, or verify your account.
- Sometimes they send fake screenshots or ask for access to your PayPal, Cash App, or bank account.
- Once you pay or share info, they disappear — or drain your account.
✅ How to protect yourself:
- Never pay any fee to receive money.
- Never share banking logins, PayPal, or Cash App details.
- Real people don’t need you to send money to give you money.
- Block and report any account sending these messages.
- If you’re ever unsure, ask yourself: Why would a stranger pick me out of billions to give away free money?
Share this to warn friends — scammers are targeting teens, young adults, and anyone in financial stress.
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