Anyone Familar With This Site?

[+ LIguy]

Today on Grindr I saw this very hot young masseur very close to me here on Long Islans so I sent him a message and after awhile he sent his rates and town where he was hosting. Said he did massage fully nude, touching allowed and happy to give a happy ending. There was a 3.00 refundable booking fee and I could pay for massge directly to him in cash. Sent me the link to the booking site and after reading the info on the site I passed and blocked him. The site is zen-aura.com

[+ 7829V]

I've had similar experiences. I always block them. I'm sure is a scam. And a lot of guys would give it a try, since it's just 3 dollars. But for them 3 dollars could be a daily wage in their countries, and if they do hundreds a day... just imagine.

 

And it's very easy to "show" close by in grindr, when in reality you are thousands of miles away.

[Guest CA562DUDE]

Hey there I found this...

 

https://reportscam.com/zen-auracom

[+ robear]

It may not be just the $3 if you use a credit card. Seems to me a way to harvest cc numbers for resale. Avoid avoid.

[MauiZen]

I encountered the same in the Washington DC area. He was just too good looking to be priced so low- so the red flags starting going up. Then he wanted $3 to reserve my appointment. Really? That’s all? I don’t show and I’m just out $3? Hardly an incentive not to cancel. I favorited his profile and within 2 days the profile was gone and account deleted. The tried and true principles still hold true:

Never give credit card/bank account info and if it seems to be too good to be true- it probably is. Happy 4th everyone?

[Rodrigo Suarez]

Scam visual representation

 

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[MassageLoverSD]

Thanks for the heads up about this guys. I've had guys hit me up on Grindr about massage, but I've never seen this. Whew.

[RunnerGuy]

I encountered the same thing on Grindr in LA recently.

 

A guy responded hit me up unsolicited saying he was a CMT. He provided an offsite link to a page with several attractive masseurs, none of whom I've seen advertising in the more traditional sites.

 

He wasn't a bot; he was actually answering my questions with detail.

 

But then he kept pushing the $1.50 credit card reservation fee for more info, at which point I said I wasn't interested and blocked him.

[Dadshunting]

I encountered the same in the Washington DC area. He was just too good looking to be priced so low- so the red flags starting going up. Then he wanted $3 to reserve my appointment. Really? That’s all? I don’t show and I’m just out $3? Hardly an incentive not to cancel. I favorited his profile and within 2 days the profile was gone and account deleted. The tried and true principles still hold true:

Never give credit card/bank account info and if it seems to be too good to be true- it probably is. Happy 4th everyone?

Hi. Did you check your credit card for unwanted charges?

[Dadshunting]

Anyone that does pay the 3 bucks keep checking for charges on your card. It’s all fake. They are convincing One guy even sent me a copy of his license. But it’s all fake. I told him it was fake and that’s when he deleted the conversation

[MauiZen]

Hi. Did you check your credit card for unwanted charges?

I did not pay. I’m sure the $3 would have ended up costing me much more.

[NJ_hiker]

it's a scam - report it to Grndir - it is easy to do so.