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1,000 lashes with a limp dick that won't get hard for not posting a link to his ad.

In that case, I would probably not have backed out quite so readily, figuring he was in session and could not get back to me. HOWEVER, having hired him several years ago I don't think you missed much.

I always ask before I write a review. Most guys are glad to have me write one, but a couple have asked that I not do so.

@jjkrkwood, these photos get cuter and cuter!

Wait... You contacted him about a time, he never got back to you, you sent one last text stating "never mind" because he never confirmed, and he was upset that you cancelled. How exactly does one "cancel" an appointment that was never confirmed. There was no appointment to cancel! Or am I misunderstanding?

So MarcSpitts swallows.

Next time I fly my emotional support elephant and tiger are joining me. You see, I get extremely emotional.

This left me shaking my head speechless. "Asshole" isn't that shocking to me, but there's no describing what "selling your mother to ISIS as a sex slave" is. Disgusting doesn't seem strong enough. I'm truly sorry you experienced this.

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Those folks are irrelevant in my universe.

Uh huh.

I don't consider it a red flag. The vast majority of guys who hire most likely don't know about this site or the review site.

First-time posters are only allowed to "bump." You have to post five times before you may "bumpty bump." Of course, I am being facetious. Welcome to the Forum.

Please tell us who it is so we may crucify him. Thank you. But seriously...For me, this would not be a cause for concern. I know my own risk tolerance as well as my own methods for protecting myself and I firmly believe it is up to each and every one of us to do the same.

OPTION 1!!!!

The menu looks wonderful! Absolutely yes.

Yup! Their service is excellent. Additionally, they have merchant programs that help avoid problems like this one. That helps the cardholder because they never experience the problem.

As @Keith30309 said, the authorization is typically “replaced” with the actual charge when it is settled. However, if the authorization was for incidentals and none were purchased, there won’t be a charge to settle. In my own experience with prepaid hotel bills and those paid with points the hotel closes the folio and within a few days the charge falls off, i.e. when the zero dollar amount transaction makes its way to the card issuer. The idea of contacting the hotel requesting a temporary line increase is a good one. You might want to start with the dispute department and explain that you want either the line increase or the auth to be dropped. It sounds like this is your only card, so it wouldn’t hurt to remind them that you are a loyal cardholder who uses them as your exclusive credit provider. Then, apply for another card at a different bank. It doesn’t hurt to have a backup card. Also, it helps you gauge your bank’s service. You shouldn’t have to jump through these hoops.

@GregM, did they actually charge your card or did they post an authorization that has not yet fallen off? I'm asking because you can't chargeback a charge that has not posted. Based on the response from your bank, it sounds like the latter has occurred. Back in the olden days (like the mid-1990s) a merchant could contact their processor and the processor would contact the issuer to release the hold manually. It might be time to contact the DC and Illinois attorneys general and file a consumer complaint.

I'd probably just tell him the key is under the mat and let himself in.

Not necessarily There are people who have "walking pneumonia" and don't realize it until something (like alcohol) triggers a symptom and suddenly they realize a problem and seek medical attention. As WmClarke noted, he got pumped full of antibiotics and is now doing better.

The sub-headline implies that the fight caused the hospital stay. In the article it is revealed he had pneumonia and apparently didn't know he had it.

Good one, @Gymowner.

Couldn't have said it better myself. Sooner, perhaps, but not better. Thanks, @nycman

Greg, my little cats would break them.