ABC NEWS -- May 15 -- Stephen Dent was perceived, above all, to be a family man. But behind closed doors, the multimillionaire was a "sugar daddy" and "slave master". Dent was the "nameless victim" in at least three sexual blackmail plots, paying out more than $200,000 to keep his online sex life secret. Greenwich police arrested Dawn and Christopher Jessop, a young couple with three children, in a hotel where Dent was making the final $50,000 in a $100,000 pay-off, according to police reports. Dating sites like Wealthymen.com, Sugardaddy.com, Establishedmen.com and others can be fertile ground for con artists who take advantage of men with deep pockets, like Dent. EstablishedMen.com does not allow the "money for sex element" that typifies many of the other sites, according to CEO Simone Dadoun-Cohen, banning girls from asking for an "allowance."However, he told ABCNews.com that "with any relationship service there is an inherent risk of deception between users which we cannot 100% control." FULL ARTICLE @ ABC NEWS
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