SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Unable to afford the services of sex workers, a man pretended to be an agent for rich "sugar daddies" and duped at least 11 women into having sex with him, so he could purportedly "test them out". He also told the pair that to stop him from doing so, they had to have sex with him again. In 2015, Wong looked through sex workers' advertisements online and realised that he could not afford to engage their services. The Singaporean then hatched a plan to create a post on online classifieds website Locanto, asking for paid escorts -- whom he referred to as "sugar babes" -- to supposedly provide sexual services to "sugar daddies" in exchange for cash. The conman then said that he would only do so if she agreed to "provide sexual services to him".

Source: The Star March 18, 2021 09:03 UTC