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This is a helpful tool that searches a few different things at once:

http://www.myhoneysuckle.com/escort-screening-tool/

And some more tips, these are for escorts but can certainly be applied to sugar babies:

You want to search for clues to verify your potential client is, in fact, who they are claiming to be.

Two themes to look for:

- Look for consistency.

- Look for any information you can dig up that is more than a year old.

A good indication that you are dealing with a potential scammer:

- There is absolutely nothing about them online.

- Everything you find was just created recently.

So, first step, head on over to Google.com.

Take their real name, address, and phone number, go to Google and run searches on this information.

Be sure to use quotes around variations of their information, like this:

“John Smith”

“Smith, John”

“555 444-1234″

“(555) 444-1234″

This tells Google that you want to find this text exactly as you typed it. Look for older forum posts, business websites, comments in blogs, etc.

What did you find reveal?

Another site where people frequently have their information stored is

Amazon.com. Go over to Amazon People Search and do a search on their name and email address.

If you find their profile, check out their wish list. What is the date on the oldest item on it? What kind of items are on it? You can tell a lot from a person by what they like to read and purchase.

Next stop, eBay.com. Go to eBay Member Search and search for their email address(you will need to be a member of eBay to do this).

If you find their User ID on eBay, it will say right away how long they have been a member for and where they are located. Click on their User ID and check out the kinds of things they like to bid on.

Anything creepy?

Another great site to do a search is Zabasearch.com. You will want to place the full name in for your search. In order to get the most out of this site, it helps to know his birth year, city, and town.

Other optional information you can ask for is their occupation title and their work number. Feel out your screening process and if you feel more comfortable adding those two pieces of information, then do so.

There are quite a few other sites that can be of aide to screen and you can add them to your process at will:

Date Check: Very reputable and highly trusted. Free for entertainers, very low $5/month fee for gentlemen: http://www.date-check.com

Reverse Phone Directory: You can grab a lot of free information, such as location, and the type of phone. For a fee, you can even look up the registered name. http://www.reversephonedirectory.com

Fone Finder: Another phone number reference tool: http://www.fonefinder.net/

Yahoo! Profiles: If the gentleman has a yahoo email, you can look up his user profile: http://profiles.yahoo.com/[add the yahoo handle here]

Black Book Online: This one is a bit more complicated, but might be of service to you if you have a sneaky feeling about someone and you want to dig a little deeper. Make sure to follow the directions: http://www.blackbookonline.info

Email Tracker!

Would you like a great email tracking tool that sends you reports about if and when your messages have been opened and read, how long it was read for, and if it has been forwarded to someone else, and who? Also have the ability to see the city, state, and country the recipient is in, along with countless other features. It is free to try for first 25 emails, and the fee is very affordable after that: http://www.readnotify.com/readnotify/payment.asp

Preventative Medicines:

The first and most crucial step in developing a better, easier screening process is to start at the very beginning. Using preventative medicine in your ad text and on your site will prevent the vultures from ever circling.

How can you do that?

In order to go through the first stage of your screening process, you can first screen by email.

This way you can monitor his level of interest and seriousness before wasting your time on the phone.

It’s in your best interest to avoid responding to any incoming messages that contain the following:

- A photograph of his genitalia

- A request asking for more revealing photos of you

- A request to see your face (if your face is blurred/cropped)

- Vulgar language

- Emails written in txt speak (r u avail 4 booking?)

- Emails lacking a greeting or a closing

- One-liners (are you available today?)