“Sugar Daddies” booming in North Carolina?
They're called "sugar daddies" and Charlotte has thousands of them. That is according to a website that pairs older men looking for "love" with young women looking for money. The site's creator says it's just another dating site, but a prominent Charlotte attorney calls it illegal. CBS affiliate WBTV spoke to a once struggling mother of two, who snaps her fingers and is swimming in money. She thanks seekingarrangement.com and a few intimate moments with her "sugar daddy". She asked us to conceal her identity, so we'll call her "Michelle". "All my bills, I just call them give them the account number, and all my bills are paid," she said. She says her "sugar daddy" is 54, owns several businesses in the Charlotte area, and met her over a year ago, when she lived in Rochester, New York. He moved her and her two kids down to Charlotte, bought her a house, and each month, he gives her at least $5,000 tax free.
http://www.wtsp.com/news/national/article/254461/81/Sugar-Daddies-booming-in-North-Carolina
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