📢【Anti-Scam Reminder｜Too many people got scammed recently】
In the past few days, I’ve received way too many DMs from clients saying they got scammed while trying to book a girl in Japan.
Many of them just wanted to try once, but ended up losing money and getting nothing in return.
It really breaks my heart.
The most common one goes like this:
“The girl told me to buy a prepaid card at a convenience store, take a picture, and only then she’d meet me.”
Let me be clear — this is 100% a scam. Please don’t fall for it!
❌ Top 5 Most Common Scams in Japan (Escort-related)
1️⃣ Prepaid card scam (e.g., Nintendo, Bandai, point cards)
→ They ask for payment before meeting. Red flag. No legit service does this.
2️⃣ “Unlock photo” or “VIP fee” via bank transfer
→ If they say you need to pay first to see photos or chat, it’s a trick.
3️⃣ Pretending to be a broker and charging deposits or ID verification fees
→ Real services don’t charge upfront and don’t collect your personal info.
4️⃣ Sudden blackmail: “I’ll report you” or “I’ll expose your chat”
→ This psychological scam is cruel but common. Don’t panic and pay.
5️⃣ Blurred photos + super low price + “anything is possible”
→ This bait-and-switch trap is the most dangerous because it sounds “too good to be true” — and it is.
📌 How to spot a real, trustworthy escort service?
✅ Step 1: Google the service name
Search the shop name + keywords like “review,” “scam,” “escort,” or “customer feedback.”
If nothing comes up — big warning sign.
✅ Step 2: Ask if they have a long-running website
For example, we at Sake Delivery have an official site:
👉 www.tokyosake520.com
It’s updated daily, with real profiles, reviews, and even scam warnings.
✅ Step 3: Check if they’re active on social media & forums
We have:
🐤 Twitter (updated daily)
💬 Telegram Channel (6,000+ members and growing)
📣 Forum presence and constant visibility
→ This kind of community and consistency can’t be faked.
✅ Step 4: See if the person is truly working hard
I’m online every day, from 11AM to 2AM (sometimes even until 4AM)
posting ads, responding to messages, and helping customers avoid scams.
I’ve spent years building this, with care and honesty.
📌 I’m not saying this out of mockery — I’m truly heartbroken when I see clients losing their money to scammers.
Even if it’s “just 20,000 yen,” it’s your hard-earned money.
A safe, happy booking is always worth far more than a painful lesson.
