TikToker Says She Makes Hundreds Of Pounds A Day Messaging Needy Men

A TikToker claims she makes hundreds of pounds a day by messaging 'needy men'.

The 22-year-old - who goes by the name 'Callikoa' - said she is making good money as a sugar baby, without actually meeting up with sugar daddies.

Opening up about her moneymaking messaging with her one million followers, she said she aims to make $300 (£220) a day from the 'side hustle' by charging men $100 (£72) a week to message her.

And best of all, her boyfriend doesn't mind it one bit.

Explaining how she does it in her Sugar Baby 101 video series, she said: "I do not meet them so he doesn't care - I basically just get paid to text them.

"My boyfriend reads all of the messages and we are in a healthy relationship so he completely trusts me."

She added that she gives men the impression they may actually meet, which makes them more willing to part with their cash.

She said: "I like to tell them, 'Well my old sugar daddy used to pay me $100 a week just to talk and text and stuff, and then when we were more comfortable, we actually met and then he paid more money'.

"That makes them think, 'Oh she's actually had a sugar daddy before this who used to pay her and then they actually met'."

It may sound like easy money, but she said it's 'a lot of work' reaching out to hundreds of sugar daddies on apps and websites.

She said: "They're very lonely and they're very needy to have someone to talk to.

"You're going to have to constantly text them all day and it's really annoying, but it's worth it.

"I'm a very smart girl and I have plans for my future - this is just a good side hustle for money."

Topics: Viral, Interesting, TikTok

Jake Massey

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