Should I Block a Sugar Daddy Blackmailer?

The first question you ask is: Should I block a sugar daddy blackmailer?

When sugar daddy blackmail begins, the first instinct is usually simple:

Block them.

Delete the messages.

Hope they go away.

I understand the reaction, but blocking a sugar daddy blackmailer does not necessarily end the problem.

No.

Before you block anyone, understand what they already have.

They may have your photos.

Your real name.

Your phone number.

Your social media.

Your employer.

Your family members.

Blocking them does not make that information disappear.

It only shuts down one way they can communicate with you.

The Problem With Blocking

A sugar daddy blackmailer wants money, but what they really use is fear.

If you suddenly block them, they may try another phone number, another account, email, social media, or another way to reach you. Your spouse!

Now you are waiting for the next message and wondering where it will come from.

My approach is different.

I want time.

I want to know what they have, what they know, and who they are threatening to contact.

When a client contacts me, I use the Ahearn Take Over Method.

I step in and pose as you.

I take over communication with the blackmailer.

I stall the demands and work to prevent exposure to your wife, family, employer, and others you need protected.

Instead of reacting to every threat, I deal with the blackmailer directly.

If you are being threatened, don’t assume hitting the block button makes the problem disappear.

Deal with the threat first.

I am Frank M. Ahearn, The Blackmail Fixer.

I don’t just tell you what to do.

I take over.