A 25-year-old lady, Mai Watanabe, has been arrested for marketing books that offer tutorials on how to deceive sugar daddies. 2,000 copies of her book were already sold at the time of her arrest.
Mai Watanabe, based in Nagoya, Japan, claimed to be an expert in conning men. She therefore chose to compile her know-how into a book, intending to guide other young women.
Some of the book titles she shared on her social media included “Textbook for Sugar Babies: Crafting the Right Profile and Using Persuasive Language to Get Men to Spend.”
These publications outlined tactics to approach older men with the goal of extracting as much money as possible.
One book suggested they should fabricate a story about a challenging upbringing to elicit sympathy and financial support.
Another method described involved feigning illness and an inability to work. In addition, a girl can asserting a desperate need for help with rent payments.
Watanabe initiated sales of her fraudulent guides last year, purportedly for prices ranging from 10,000 to 20,000 yen ($67 to $134). She also offered exclusive lessons at an extra cost, as per information from the Naka Police Department.
Mai Watanabe’s cover was blown when a 20-year-old lady was arrested for allegedly defrauding two men in Aichi Prefecture of a total of 10.65 million yen ($72,000) using tactics from Watanabe’s books, the police commenced an investigation into her activities.
On the internet, a suspect known as “Itadakijoshi Riri-chan (Riri the Sugar Baby)” has openly identified herself as an experienced professional in the field of paid dating. Authorities accused her of duping a 50-year-old man of 27 million yen (approximately $182,500) in September.
Subsequently, new allegations emerged, as a 54-year-old man claimed to have sent Riri the Sugar Baby, a staggering total of nearly 117 million yen, equivalent to $780,000. He believed that the scammer had utilized guidelines from Watanabe’s books.
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