Safe appointments

At sugar daddy LatamAs with any online dating platform, it is essential to be aware of the potential risks, especially when it comes to scams. To make your experience safe and rewarding, we offer you a series of recommendations to protect you from bad practices and frauds within sugardaddylatam.com.

Security Tips: Protect Your Experience

Always verify the user's identity:

Before any physical encounter, make sure the person you are interacting with is real.

You can request a video call or ask for their social networks, and asking for recent photos is also a good measure.

Never send money early:

A real sugar daddy will never ask for money, nor should there be exchanges without a clear and mutual agreement.

Do not be pressured to make transfers, online purchases, or share information from your bank accounts or cards.

Keep the conversation within the platform:

To avoid scams, we recommend that you keep your conversations on the platform until you feel completely secure.

Scammers often try to move chatter quickly to messaging applications or emails where they have more control.

Avoid emergency records:

Be wary of people who constantly have problems or emergencies that require your financial or emotional help.

This is a common pattern in emotional scams.

Clarify expectations from the outset:

It is vital that both parties are clear from the outset about what they expect financially, emotionally and time-wise.

Don't be afraid to ask clear and direct questions about expectations and agreements before any meeting or engagement.

Caution with long distance relationships:

If someone is reluctant to have a video call or meet you in person, and just wants to keep the relationship at a distance, they may not be who they say they are.

Honesty and transparency should be the foundation of any relationship.

Security Measures in Appointments

Choose public places for first dates:

For the first meeting, it is always safer to opt for a public place, such as a café or restaurant. Avoid meeting in private places such as hotels or homes, especially for the first few interactions.

Share your plans with someone you trust:

Before going out on a date, let a friend or family member know your location, the person you're meeting and how long you plan to be gone. You can also use the tools on your smartphone to share your location in real time.

Travel on your own:

Make sure you have your own transportation to your first appointment. This way, you will have control over your time and safety, without relying on being picked up or sent transportation that you can't control.

Moderate consumption of alcohol or substances:

It is advisable to avoid excessive alcohol on your first date so that you can maintain control of the situation. Also, if you are offered any unknown substance, refuse it immediately, as you cannot be sure what you are really being offered.

Safety tips for sugar babys

Beware of fake profiles:

Some scammers pose as Sugar Daddies with purchasing power, just to trick you. They may ask you for intimate photos or ask for money with the promise to pay you back later. Stand your ground and don't blindly trust people you have never met in person.

Protect your financial information:

Never share your bank details, or make purchases of cards or products online at the request of someone you have just met. This type of scam is very common on dating platforms.

Avoid money transfers:

Do not transfer or send money under any excuse or pretext. Even if it seems like a reasonable request, you should not become financially involved with someone you only know online.

Protect your personal information:

Do not reveal sensitive information such as your address, place of work or university. It is important to maintain some privacy until you have met the person in person and feel safe.

Safety Tips for Sugar Daddies

Pay attention to profiles that are too perfect:

If a profile seems too good to be true, with extremely professional photos or no inconsistent details, do more research before getting emotionally or financially involved.

Avoid sending gifts or money before you meet:

It is best to deliver gifts or benefits in person. If a sugar baby asks you for money before you have met in person, this could be an indication of a scam.

Do not disclose personal financial data:

Keep information about your income, property or bank accounts private until you have established trust with the other person. Some scammers may use this information to extort money from you or impersonate you.

Be wary of urgent requests for money:

If someone asks you for money to solve an urgent problem before they have met you in person, you are probably looking at a scam. Sugar relationships should be based on clear and consensual agreements, not on immediate financial favors.

How to Identify Scams

Inconsistent behavior and language:

Scammers often communicate impersonally or avoid answering direct questions. If you detect automatic responses or evasive attitudes, it is a warning sign.

Exaggerated promises:

If you are offered large sums of money, lavish gifts or promises of a life of luxury without having formed a genuine relationship, it is probably a scam.

Fake photos:

Use the reverse image search to check if the photos sent to you have been stolen from other profiles on the Internet.

Inconsistent stories:

If you notice that personal details change frequently or anecdotes don't fit, you may be dealing with a scammer.

How to Report Suspicious Activity

If you suspect that you have been a victim of a scam or detect a suspicious profile, do not hesitate to report it immediately through the e-mail or contact form of our platform. You can also use the "report" button available on each profile.

Contacts of interest against trafficking:

Sugar Daddy Latam is a social network of sugar dating that has nothing to do with prostitution, however we understand that in this type of pages can enter vulnerable people or people with dishonest intentions. That is why if you suspect that you are being captured by a human trafficking network or you have entered a network of this type you can contact the following organizations for help.

Colombia

Toll-free hotline

Venezuela

http://www.defensoria.gob.ve/

Bolivia

Help against human trafficking

Mexico

Anti-trafficking hotline
Outside Mexico

Honduras

National Emergency System Honduras

Costa Rica

https://www.conatt.go.cr/