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Controversial Sugar Daddy Dating Site's Billboard Gets Removed

FUSION.NET - Oct 26 - A controversial Texas billboard inviting undocumented immigrants to find their "sugar daddy" on an online dating site - The ArrangementFinders.com - was taken down after getting slammed by a wave of backlash from the local community and media.

by Rafa Fernandez de Castro
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Austin Billboard Tells Undocumented Workers To Find Sugar Daddies

CARBONATED.TV - Oct 25 - Donald Trump has made a lot of people feel vulnerable, especially undocumented immigrants. So dating site Arrangementfinders.com has put up a billboard in Austin that tells undocumented immigrants to find sugar daddies to avoid getting deported. The sign reads, "Undocumented Immigrant? Before You Get Deported, Get a Sugar Daddy." The site's CMO, Jacob Webster, says he decided to run the ad "in response to Donald Trump's promise to deport all 11M of the nation's undocumented immigrants." ArrangementFinders.com skews heavily towards Hispanic women, with that demo making up ~31% of all the females on the site.

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