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The Russian search engine Yandex.com is another option.

So much truth packed into so few words.

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In my opinion, it will make little to no difference. Those who are deported are often quickly replaced by new migrants eager to take their place. Changes in immigration policies, no matter how strict, are unlikely to significantly impact the number of individuals willing to risk migrating illegally to the US. The core driver of this migration isn't the policies in place but the economic and social conditions in the migrants' home countries. Poverty, unemployment, political instability, and violence create environments where individuals feel they have little choice but to seek better opportunities elsewhere, even at great personal risk. As long as these underlying issues remain unresolved, migration pressures will persist. Furthermore, many migrants view the risks of deportation or other consequences as part of the journey rather than a deterrent. For them, the potential benefits of life in the U.S. far outweigh the dangers of the journey and the uncertainties of immigration enforcement.

In most cases, payment is expected in the local currency. In some countries, like Colombia, Venezuela, and Argentina, the US dollar is often accepted, but it's important to confirm this with the provider beforehand. Cash apps are rarely used, and when they are, they tend to be local apps specific to that country, not those from the US.

Photos taken in airplane bathrooms seem to be popping up more frequently on provider profiles. It used to be a rare sight, but now it feels like a growing trend. Could this be the start of a new fad, or does it carry a meaning I’m missing?

I don’t think requesting availability for a specific day and time comes off as demanding, but to each their own. In my experience, giving people too many options often leads to endless back-and-forth rather than a quick resolution. This gets even more frustrating with some providers who have the attention span of a chipmunk and take hours to respond to each message.

I don’t get it. When I hire someone, my process is straightforward: after agreeing on the services and rate, I ask, "Are you available [day] at [time] for [length of service]?" If the answer is yes, we have a deal. If not, I work with them to find a date and time that suits us both. Am I the only one who handles it this way?

Keep in mind that as of 2024, Twitter (now X) has 586 million monthly active users, while Bluesky has 20 million. Consider your priorities carefully before deciding which platform suits you best.

If you type "companyofmen dot org," it should go through.

May I ask where you’re located?

I frequently reach out to reviewers with questions about providers, and most of them respond (about 75%). I’ve never had anyone get upset or block me.

The picture quality, along with its clarity and color tones, makes me believe these were taken quite some time ago. Proceed with caution.

For providers I may consider hiring again, I keep basic records such as their name (both real and site alias), phone number, the quoted and paid rates, the session date, and a brief note if there’s something particular I'd like to remember.

I have two regulars who are perfectly fine with early morning appointments, so it’s always worth asking, unless you know he’s not a morning person. I know one in particular who never gets up before 11:00 am. If I suggest an early session, he’ll say yes, but he won’t be at his best, so I just avoid it.

I don’t want to steer this thread off topic or start an argument, but changing a device fingerprint is not as complicated as it sounds.

RM can remove a profile for various reasons, such as using someone else’s pictures. However, from a technical standpoint, it seems quite difficult, if not impossible, to fully ban someone. While it’s technically possible to ban a user from a website, the effectiveness of such a ban depends on the methods employed and the user’s determination to bypass it.

I’ve always used the in-app option for tipping, with the amount depending on the cleanliness of the vehicle, the driver, and the quality of service provided.

Working fine for me on Android.

It sounds like you paid an extra 50% to get blue balled. Am I missing something here?

Here’s what I can tell you: it takes him anywhere from several hours to a full day to respond to texts. He’s only available for outcalls and doesn’t have a massage table. I reached out to all his reviewers, but none responded, which is a bit odd. His rates: 45mins-$180 Standard massage 60mins-$200 Standard massage 90mins-$280 w/happy ending 120mins-$300 w/happy ending 60mins-$300 Full service

It’s up to the provider when the upsell happens, if it happens at all. Some do it before the session starts, but most will bring it up in the middle of the session, which I really dislike because, in my opinion, it kills the mood.

I’ve never seen the “Optional Ambient Galaxy Lighting System” on a portable table before. It must be pretty cool!

In my opinion, trying to exploit people who are poor and desperate, and who might otherwise feel uncomfortable selling sexual favors, is completely unacceptable.

Here’s how I see it: if I’m hiring a masseur instead of an escort, it’s because I want at least a decent massage. While I enjoy extras, I also value a skilled, competent massage. In my experience, the actual massage component in a bed is often mediocre at best.