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Yep! THAT's when the provider starts charging for and making money on support. Or on selling you something new.

Post-purchase support is typically baked into the price one pays for a product, such as a TV or sprinkler system. I'll bet you could have found a lower-cost sprinkler system that wasn't connected to an app and did not include technical support. That price differential is the price you pay for support. To paraphrase what @Rudynate said, the attorney's, CPA's, personal trainer's, etc. work IS the product. The post-purchase support would be answering a question about the work product.

While I understand your concern, this is PayPal, not a random app on your phone. Given PayPal requires you to send the money, the probability of a recipient draining your bank account is rather low. While it is possible someone could hack into PayPal, steal users' credentials, and impersonate users by sending money to themselves, the same could (and has) occur with a bank.

My first thoughts exactly. Made me wonder if they sold thong and Speedo versions of Depends. Love that store.

Hired him when he was visiting Phoenix last summer. He gave me a great massage with just the right amount of pressure.

I'd link my bank account for cash transfers.

Agree 100%. As I've said in the past, it doesn't matter to me if they identify as "refrigerator" or "toss pillow" as long as I have a good time and they are as attractive, sexy, and nice as they come across in their profile.

The average height of a man in the US is 5'9", therefore it follows that 6' would be "tall." FWIW, I'm 6'4" and consider 6' to be "tall."

Every time I see "new to this" paired with a profile that's been up for a year or more I shake my head.

A bigger bitch than a karload of Kardashians, I always say.

If you live in or are visiting the Bay Area, be sure to check out one of my favorite museums, The Charles Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa. The building itself is spectacular and the exhibits are very well done. It's an entire museum dedicated to Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the gang. What's not to love? Californians can support museums and show their love of Snoopy by buying the Snoopy license plate, the proceeds of which benefit California museums. Good grief! Photo credit: Brad Zweerink

@Rick M and @BuzzLiteQueer you have great taste in men. If I was still living in or visiting San Diego I would definitely hire him. For research purposes, of course.

Like you, @foxy, I LOVE museums. I have a rather short museum time tolerance before I want to go outside, so also like you it is not unusual for me to hit a bunch of museums when traveling. Currently, I belong to the Phoenix Art Museum and The Desert Botanical Garden. Both of my memberships are at the level where I get reciprocal memberships at several museums/botanic gardens, and I take advantage of them whenever I travel. One of my favorite museums is the Mingei International Museum in San Diego. It is a tiny museum that focuses on folk art, craft, and design located in a historic building in equally historic Balboa Park. They recently completed a complete reimagination of the museum. For me, it's a must-see when visiting. For museum lovers who live in or visit LA and who travel, LACMA's Friend Level membership is an incredible deal. While the museum itself is, uh, "lackluster," the Friend Level membership offers reciprocal admission at both The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Art Institute of Chicago as well as 22 other museums. I don't know of any other museum that offers reciprocal privileges at both The Met and ARTIC.

I haven't seen the large bottles for several months in Arizona. The reason is back in 2019 the FDA put a limit on the package size due to Imodium abuse by people who are addicted to opioids.

This comes as no surprise. Many, if not most, of our members approach this hobby with a healthy dose of skepticism. They tend not to hire guys whose profiles have never been updated and whose pictures are dated. As a result, you won't get much recent feedback on someone like https://rent.men/Fit_wet.

Very smooth transition for me, @RadioRob. I love seeing the new name in the URL.

When I moved to San Diego with my two cats, I put flea collars on them because fleas are a problem in San Diego. The red collars had little bells and looked very dapper (on Willy) and pretty (on Hillary). When I came home later in the day, they greeted me as usual but they were not wearing their collars. Later, I was sitting on the sofa and Willy walked up. He deposited a collar on my foot, looked up at me, turned around, flicked his tail, and walked away. I never put a collar on them again.

For those who like to double their pleasure, the Doubletrees in Tucson (both of them ), and San Antonio do not require card key access. Also, last time I stayed at The Palmer House in Chicago a key was not required to access the elevator.

Glad it worked out for you! With all these threads about bad hires and scammers it's nice to read about a positive experience for a change.

I did a video session with a guy about three years ago as a way to determine whether I'd hire him. We used FaceTime and I paid him using Venmo. The video quality was "OK," mainly because he was using a Mac that had a lower-end camera. I was glad to have hired him for a video session before hiring him. While he was still attractive, the pictures in his ad were dated and I would have been unpleasantly surprised had he shown up at the door.

To me, it is a completely different site using the same name. Makes one wonder where the users' data and photos went? Were they securely destroyed? Are the servers sitting in a landfill?

Because they are sadists.

While "how much the ad costs" and "generates additional revenue for RM" are technically true, in return for paying a fee the escort's profile is displayed more prominently in the list of search results, as @Beancounter stated. The benefit for the escort is self-explanatory: greater visibility. As for the client, they will see the Platinum and Gold escorts first. In a city like New York or Chicago this can be a bennie, as there are hundreds of escorts to look at. To answer the OP's question, their metallurgy is meaningless to me.

At least he would know how wide you can open your mouth, not to mention file down those (ouch!) sharp teeth. Back to the topic at hand, yes I would. There's nothing shameful about hiring sex workers.