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Reporting and confidentiality requirements vary by jurisdiction. A couple of suggestions: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has some information about testing and confidentiality. Discuss the issue of testing and confidentiality with your medical provider and/or the provider who will administer the test Check your local public health agency's website for information about STI reporting and confidentiality.

IIRC, the "frozen" status was introduced alongside "COVID Safe" during the height of the pandemic and allowed the escort to pause their ad so the expiration date would extend by the length of time the ad was frozen. Now, I'm seeing escorts who wish to take a break but don't want their ads to run out "freezing" them until they return from break. Not sure I explained this very well, but that's the best I can do with only one cup of coffee on a Saturday morning.

Oh, good grief!

The rate financial institutions pay for deposit insurance varies from institution to institution. I won't try to summarize this article from the FDIC's website, but suffice to say it is based on the institution's size and capitalization. Do I think banks would raise fees if the deposit insurance limit was increased? I think it depends on the institution. Some institutions are more fee-centered than others. What I find interesting is that small, community banks often have higher fees than regional, super-regional, and large banks and require higher balances to waive monthly fees. Individuals (i.e. consumers) can increase their deposit insurance coverage at a single institution to above $250K by titling their accounts so that they have multiple ownership structures. It can be as simple as creating informal revocable trusts (a/k/a "Totten" trusts in some places) by opening multiple accounts each having different pay-on-death (POD) beneficiaries. This article from the FDIC website explains how deposit insurance works. The FDIC also has an insurance estimator. Lastly, Bankrate has a decent article on deposit insurance. I like it because it calls out establishing beneficiaries as a way to increase deposit insurance coverage. Other articles reference revocable trusts (which is accurate) but do not mention POD beneficiaries as being a type of revocable trust. It is unfortunate that FRB found itself in this situation. They served a niche and served it well. It bothers me that they are referred to as a "regional bank," when in fact they were a boutique or niche bank. I look at Fifth/Third, Old National (out of Evansville), and First Bank (out of Colorado) as being "regional" banks because they serve a broad customer base across a geographical portion of the country. I think calling FRB a "regional" bank diminishes what made it special.

Glad to hear you didn't experience any hitches. At this point, the FRB business is still using the same systems it used prior to the sale and the same routing number. My guess is the system migration will occur in late 2023, probably over Columbus Day weekend, or early 2024 over President's Day weekend. Be glad Chase was the winning bidder and not PNC. I was a BBVA customer when PNC acquired them. The migration was a total disaster. In short, any customer who had both personal and business accounts linked to the same online banking profile couldn't see any accounts in online banking. This went on for more than six weeks. Most banks allow this, but PNC just couldn't get the data to convert correctly. The call center would send the customer to the branch and the branch had to fill out a paper form that was faxed to an ops center and processed in ten to fifteen business days. I ended up at Bank of America because their customer service is better than PNC. That's saying something.

I got the same thing using rent.men and app.rent.men The "Checking the connection" screen displays because RentMen and RentMasseur are now using Cloudfare to validate you are not a bit attempting a denial-of-service attack. For more information, click this link

A friend subscribed to Seattle Sutton's and loved it. They deliver to the Bay Area, it seems.

I don't think you would have received a notification on your computer if someone wanted to connect to your wifi. My thought was your computer was trying to connect a neighbor's phone.

At first, I thought you might have opened your "Bluetooth and Devices" settings, but that would not ask you to connect in the lower right corner of the screen. The only other thing I can think of is your computer was trying to connect to that phone for wireless internet. Very strange.

Thank you @nycman.

The choices you listed seem OK to me. RM has "Hairy" and "Very Hairy," but I don't think we need to get to that level of detail. One man's "Very Hairy" is another man's "yeah, he has some hair!"

So, we are asking a question about presence/absence of foreskin but want a yes/no answer. Does "yes" mean "yes, he is uncut" or "yes, he is cut?" My suggestion is "Cock - cut" and a drop-down or radio buttons reading "Yes" and "No." We are asking about size, which is pretty explicit, so "Cock-cut" seems like it would be OK. Regarding drug use, I agree with @RadioRob about omitting the question. We've established that some guys state "PNP" and mean it is OK for the client, but they don't partake while others mean weed, while still others mean using poppers. An addition I think would be useful is body hair. We've also established that some clients like shaved and smooth, while others like naturally smooth but not shaved, while others like natural body hair.

Marcus, Goldman Sachs's online savings bank, offers a 3.90% APY on their online savings account. If the rate on the Apple savings account does decrease, it won't do so by much.

From the "engrish" subreddit:

I don't live in NYC, so not a whole lot of experience with the local talent. That said, I had a lot of fun with Eric Hassan.

I located two topics. One is about Bruce Beckham and the other mentions him.

Not usually my type, either, but I hired him when visiting NYC in 2021. A+++++ all the way around. Very nice, very sexy, fun to be around.

How fun! Thanks for the review, @foxy. It's on my list of "next times."

I'm also too young for that version of RMcD, @Unicorn. It would likely scare me or, at the very least, be so unappealing it would repel me.

I use TunnelBear when I want to see RM reviews. I don't use it for other sites because sites think I am outside of the US and block me or stored passwords and settings don't work.

$105/month for freakin' MasseurFinder? They certainly aren't investing any of that money in the site. Given the number of expired and sketchy ads on MintBoys, you are wise for not paying. I rarely check out MasseurFinder anymore. They had a period where the site was so wonky it became more frustrating than it was worth. I stopped using it and never looked back.

I met a few great guys from men4rentnow. The few times I put myself out there asking for escorts I was bombarded with replies from guys who didn't live in my city. I started using it for amusement until it became boring. Yes, it was a free hookup website, but they also had a "premium" membership. Although I can't remember what, the free membership restricted members from doing certain things. I met exactly one guy from there. Both of us tried it on a lark and ran into each other on the site.

His nom de escort is Draiden (he uses it in his ads) and I found this old thread about him: I thought there were more, but upon searching by his name and various escort names this is the only one I could find.

Eight to eight and a half is ideal, but six to seven is what I typically get.