99.9999999% chance it is a scam. Do not give over any personally identifying info that could be used for identity theft or blackmail. Do not give money. Do not even answer quizzes about your first pet or teachers or birthdays or other info that can be used to access your online accounts.Gerdl said:Met a mommy online and she wants me to buy and fill out a form. Is this a scam?
That's why you just never ask and remain too afraid to look at all! It's a foolproof plan, I'm gonna patent it within the next century or so.southeastlittle said:The ones that message you offering their services (unsolicited), then insult you when you ask if they do ABDL sessions are also fun to deal with too.
I just got on fetlife myself, but am very leery because I got screwed on abdl match last year.littlemoosey said:You might be able to find a like minded person on fetlife but keep your spidey senses on. Don't give her any money or gift cards, if she talks about expenses of taking care of you run the other way.
Yes, my eyes have been opened as well coming to the realization that finding a mommy will be very difficult.Tigressmoon22 said:thank you for your advice it is very helpful i will be cautious in the future and take things a little slow and get to know here before moving in
Wish I would have known about the fake bots on that ABDL dating site last year could have saved some moneyJustC said:Sadly, the internet is full of people trying to part people from their money, and they'll push every button to get you to open up, share details, photo's, all whilst pretending to be "just" what you're looking for.
Specialist dating websites are *mostly* run by bots for monetary reward.
Fetlife, yeah, its a quagmire filled by finDommes, fakes and also a lot of genuine peeps. But, that said, have conversations with people, interact, both online and in person. I got lucky on Fet, maybe you could too.
Just take everything with a pinch of salt, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.