Advice From Top Ladyboy Dating Sites: Online Safety Tips

This might sound like one of those insufferable “back to basics” kind of posts, but bear with us for this round, mkay? After all, even if you are a jaded veteran of virtual datespaces, there is always going to be somebody new on the playing field.
So, when it comes to finding your perfect ladyboys online, there is never a shortage of hunting ground. A brief Google search will net you a myriad of sites and apps where you can date a transgender person, and these environments are typically also ladyboy-supportive.
That said, even if it easy to find a prospective alternative lady for casual company, or a new friendship, or even a committed romance, it may not be so easy to be sure that what you see will be what you get. That is why for this occasion we have put together a little guide for staying safe in the whirlpools of online dating. And these come from experienced minds who navigate some of the busiest trans dating platforms, so keep your eyes peeled!
What you need to keep an eye out for
The first and most obvious hazard is a fake identity. False profiles are such a common thing that nobody really gets surprised anymore (other than the unfortunate victim, that is). This same phenomenon is also present in the transgender dating pool, ladyboys included.
Online romance scams are one of the most common types of scam scenarios, where a dirtbag will pretend to be a friendly, attractive woman, pretend to be somehow vulnerable and in need of a good man to save “her”. They even got more refined with the imaginary reasons for “needing” your money. So how can you stay sharp about this?
It essentially boils down to watching out for money-grubbing moments in communication. Any ladyboy you start chatting with will most probably be from somewhere in Asia (typically from Thailand or the Philippines). These countries have a rather low average earnings rate, compared to Europe, America, or just western countries in general.
Now, the ladyboys themselves tend to prefer western partners, because they are more open-minded about relationships with transgender persons, but there are also those (unfortunately) that will prefer your western wallet. So watch out for moments in messaging when they try to get money, try to get you to buy them something (and possibly ship the purchase to Asia), or try to eke out any piece of your personal or fiscal information like a credit card number, email, or location. Check out this comprehensive article for some handy instructions on how to recognize and handle online dating scammers and their tactics.
 

How to stay safe in online dating
There are a few universal measures you can take to keep yourself from getting tricked by a pretty picture and a sob-y love story.
First of all, absolutely never send money to someone whom you do not know in real life. This is a fairly obvious thing and you might be rolling your eyes right now, but keep in mind that this precaution applies to more than cash. To begin with, relationships in Asian cultures simply do not work like that. A girl will not ask online chat partners for money or anything like that if she is right in the head (and in the moral compass). A ladyboy asking for any kind of funding is already a major red flag.
Along with direct requests for cash, there are a few other popular swindling tactics. They include asking for gifts or travel tickets, using your photos or messages as material for blackmailing you, or spinning some sad yarn that will make you pity the “girl” and send her money of your own accord. Those guilt trippers are the worst of them all, because you might be so wrapped up in your desire to help your Asian damsel that you will not even notice that you are being led by the nose. Learn more about dating and romance scam schemes at this link: https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/types-of-scams/dating-romance
Second of, stay on the native platform. This cannot be emphasized enough. Stay on the platform. Your dating app or site can only monitor communication on their own servers, meaning that they cannot mediate a problem that happened in another online environment. Scammers know this, so they try to lure you away. They will ask for your email, phone number, Facebook name etc. Do not give it out until you get to know them better, and even then always make screenshots or save the transcripts.
Third of, leave your personal details out of the picture. Literally. Do not photograph yourself in a location that can reveal your residence, such as in front of a street name plate, in front of your home, near a recognizable landmark etc. Keep your address and real name to yourself and never share a picture that showcases a document, like a government-issued ID, a bill in the background, or a membership card for anything.
How to stay safe in offline dating
Have your first few meetups in public places. Cafes, popular parks, restaurants, and city squares are good starting choices. Leave the cinemas and theaters for later, if you decide that there should be a later – these are dark and discreet places, and therefore conductive to shady behavior.
Also, employ a safety network. Pick one or several friends or family members, and inform the about your date and the itinerary. Share your date’s name, photos, and any notable characteristics. Tell them when and where you are meeting, how long you intend to stay, what time you expect to be back, and keep them updated when you switch locations during the date.
Always make sure you can get away if needed. Have your own transport ready, always have cab fare, and keep your phone charged so you can call for a ride anytime. You could also arrange with a friend or family member to come pick you up.
 

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