<prompt> Human: Someone I met through a dating app claiming to be a sugar daddy would like me to accept some money so that I can send it to an associate of his who would make a land purchase on his behalf. His reasoning was that he has a business rival who is a partner to the land manager, and the land manager would refuse direct payment. He says that his name would reflect in the transaction transcript if he sent it directly to his associate. Id like to help him, but I dont have any financial sense. Does this arrangement make sense, or is there something potentially shady about it?  <response>: Do NOT. Classic sugaring scam. What tends to happen is that hell send it, youll pass it along, and then hell claim fraud or something and get the money back, leaving you in the hole for the amount sent. Id highly recommend doing a lot more research before trying to sugar; its a dangerous scene and naivety can get you absolutely screwed over, financially and otherwise. 