JamesB

There's an old thread about him, but it's not very helpful. https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/132227-jaxthirio-in-nashville/

It's common practice to include a link to the provider's ad to make it easier for members to see who you're asking about. By the way, welcome to the forum!

https://rent.men/JaxThirio

It's funny you should mention this. I was looking at Rmass in Orlando today and noticed that the majority of providers listed are actually traveling providers. I did a count, and it turns out that one-third are locals while two-thirds are traveling providers. This really surprised me because I don't remember it ever being like that before. It's quite a shift from what I'm used to seeing.

Try using an incognito tab or a different browser than the one you usually use. This can help bypass any location-related data that might be cached in your browser's memory. Incognito mode prevents your browser from storing cookies, site data, and history from your current session, allowing you to access the website as if you're visiting it for the first time. Additionally, using a different browser altogether can ensure that none of your previous browsing data interferes with the current session, providing a fresh start and potentially resolving any location-based issues you're encountering.

If you're willing to travel all the way to the Keys, I highly recommend the Bungalows at Key Largo. This adults-only, all-inclusive resort offers an exceptional experience. While I usually don't favor all-inclusive resorts, this one truly stands out. The amenities, service, and atmosphere are top-notch, making it an excellent choice for a relaxing beach getaway.

Maybe you dodged a bullet. A review from a long-time premium member on RM states: "Did not perform as agreed. Stole my money and my wallet. Filing a report against him momentarily. Please preserve all of his information for the authorities."

I believe it ultimately comes down to perceived value. For instance, I have a preference for European cars and I'm willing to pay $150K for a Mercedes because it satisfies my needs and holds that value for me. Now, consider a $450K Ferrari. Will owning the Ferrari provide me with three times the satisfaction that the Mercedes does? In my case, the answer is no, so I don't assign that level of value to the Ferrari. However, that doesn't mean I can dismiss the price of a Ferrari and claim it isn't worth that much. The Ferrari may hold significant value for someone else, just as the Mercedes does for me. It's all about personal perception and what each individual finds valuable and satisfying.

Wow! This is completely uncalled for.

I met him in Orlando a couple of months ago, but I haven't seen his ad in a few weeks. He's a very nice and sweet guy from Brazil, though his English is quite limited, so you'll need to use Google Translate. His pictures are accurate and recent. I'd rate his massage skills as a B. He performs the massage naked, with MT and HE included. He's of course willing to go Deli for an additional fee; just let him know in advance what you're looking for. I would hire him again.

He also has a RM profile: https://rent.men/Andreep Here are some post where he is mentioned:

Works fine for me using Chrome.

It's clear that he's just promoting his OnlyFans.

This profile looks fake to me. All those pics are way too intagramy.

His profile is less than a week old.

My willingness to be flexible depends on several factors. First, whether I actually have the time to be flexible. Second, I am more inclined to be flexible with regular provider than with new hires. If a provider tells me they need extra time because they are running late with another client, it indicates a lack of professionalism, and I would likely cancel.

You are right.

This ad just popped up in Orlando. https://rent.men/Marcosroman The two pics showing meat do not seem to be from the same person. Look at the mark near the nipple.

Most of the reviews are from accounts that have only one review and were created the same day or just a few days earlier. 🚩🚩🚩

The first review is likely fake. The other three are from long-time members. You might have to take one for the team on this one.

In my opinion, nothing beats the boots-on-the-ground approach. Moving to a foreign country is a significant and costly decision, so I recommend visiting the place yourself. Remember, visiting as a tourist is very different from living there. Go to the supermarket and check the prices of the products you consume. Hire a driver to take you around different neighborhoods and towns to find where you would feel comfortable living. Then, check out local real estate sites for prices in those areas. You may even want to visit a few rental properties (always rent first in a new country) to see them in person. Talk to locals to get an idea of the costs of utilities like electricity, gas, phone, and internet. Visit both public and private hospitals to understand the quality and cost of medical care. Explore the available transportation options and determine which suits you best, then check their prices. Get quotes for health insurance and any other necessary insurance, such as home or car insurance. This will give you a more realistic picture of the cost of living.

I haven't personally used either site, but I'm interested in using them in the future. Based on your experience, which site do you think is better, Dayuse or Hotelsbyday?

While this might give a rough idea of the cost of living in another country, in my experience, it is not a reliable source. Many of the figures are either misleading or outright incorrect.

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He is really cute.