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And I won't hire him again.

I don’t see why it’s necessary to mention that your friend used to be a provider. You could simply say that someone else will be there and whether you expect them to interact or not. I just don’t think his past occupation needs to be brought up.

I just tried using AirVPN and it works just fine with both rent.men and rentmen.eu

So far, 24 U.S. states have passed laws that require age verification to access porn sites, with Florida being the latest to jump on board. Sites like RMass and RMen are already making changes, like censoring certain words and hiding any photos that might be considered explicit. There’s a real concern these laws could expand even further. Most of them require users to prove their age, usually by uploading a government ID or going through a third party verification service.

Who knew fluorescent lighting, zero angles, and a bored government employee could be so artistically damaging? My DL photo looks like I blinked, sneezed, and lost all hope at the same time.

I agree with you that checking the sensual option is definitely misleading. I also just noticed that he raised his fee from $110 to $140.

I can’t find any specific reports of a blanket ban of AirVPN. While CrowdSec could ban specific AirVPN IPs if they’re linked to malicious activity, a blanket ban on all AirVPN IPs is unlikely. If you’re experiencing access issues with AirVPN, it’s more likely that specific servers are flagged, and switching to another server or contacting AirVPN support could resolve the issue.

This isn’t entirely accurate. While a porn site hosted in Europe and not screening U.S. visitors operates outside of direct U.S. jurisdiction, making it difficult to enforce laws like age verification or content restrictions, the U.S. still has several tools and legal avenues to pressure or restrict access from within its borders.

I couldn’t agree more. There’s this one regular I started seeing a few months before COVID. During the pandemic, he asked if I could front him the fee for a future session. I felt bad for him and everything going on, so I sent the money, fully expecting I’d never see him or the money again. But to my surprise, he came through and not only he delivered but with extended time as a thank you. Since then, he’s asked for the same favor every year, usually in the first couple of weeks of January. I’ll admit, every time I send the money, I assume it’s the last I’ll hear from him. Yet here we are in 2025, and he’s still showing up.

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Check your number in the Mr. Number app. It’s possible the first provider flagged it as a time waster or flake after the cancellation.

Back then, he was offering Top only. Since I’m mostly a Top myself when I hire, I didn’t upgrade the session and didn’t feel motivated to book him again. As for kissing, I can only say that there wasn’t any during my massage session.

I saw him a few years back, so keep in mind things might have changed since then.The session was more of a rub-and-tug type deal, MT and HE were included. The only upsell offered was to full service, and he was upfront about it. Just sharing for reference, but take it with a grain of salt given how long it’s been. Also here now for cross reference: https://rent.men/LatinVIPP

I don’t have a problem hosting at all, but I have a hard rule: I never host someone I’m meeting for the first time. That said, if I’m interested in a new provider who can’t host or if his place is in an area I’m not comfortable with, I’ll just book a hotel room. Simple as that.

When a family member takes on the role of executor or trustee, they’re usually paid 0.5% to 1% of the estate or trust each year, or about $30 to $75 per hour. That’s quite a bit less than what professional fiduciaries charge, often 1% to 2%, or $100 to $175 per hour. These fees come out of the estate or trust itself. Executors typically need court approval to get paid, while trustees can pay themselves directly, following the instructions in the will, trust, or state law. From real-life experiences, one key lesson is clear: spell out fees clearly, keep good records, and communicate openly with other family members to avoid misunderstandings. If you're planning your own estate, it's smart to set clear pay guidelines (like 0.5% or $50/hour), choose a family member who's financially savvy, and consider setting aside money for professional help if needed. It can save everyone stress down the road.

Name change: https://rent.men/PuertoRicanBilly

It really depends on exactly what you want or need which are not always the same thing. Personally, I use GnuCash, an open-source accounting software. Compared to Monarch, GnuCash is free and offers more advanced accounting features like double-entry bookkeeping and reconciliation. Its customizable reports might solve the frustrations you had with Copilot’s limited data layout. That said, GnuCash does require more manual setup, and its dated interface can feel less user-friendly compared to Monarch Money’s sleek and automated design.

https://telechapero.com/Ver-lista-de-usuarios/Chaperos-Madrid

I don’t believe a copy of your driver’s license is required for a regular account, possibly only for payment verification on a Premium account. To send messages on RMen, all you need is a standard free account.

https://rent.men/Hotfrenchbi

The letter has some elements of a professional cease-and-desist notice (e.g., formal structure, legal terms, specific demands), but several red flags suggest it was not drafted by a licensed attorney: - The misapplication of the CCPA and vague legal references (“courts around the world”). - The lack of attorney credentials, firm details, or contact information. - Inconsistent tone, excessive repetition. - Overreaching threats (e.g., “crimes against children”) that don’t align with the allegations. It’s more likely that this letter was drafted by a non-lawyer, possibly “the client” himself or someone with access to legal templates, aiming to intimidate the recipient into compliance.

Accounts like this one always seem to pop up in Tampa, usually in pairs, like this one with: https://rent.men/DANNI_HOT They stay active for a month or two and then vanish. They all come across as fake to me.

I do have some concerns, especially considering the unique dynamics of erotic massage, where personal connection and fantasy play such an integral role. If he’s already put off by clients asking for discounts, how would he feel about making them an official part of his offerings? In my opinion, a better approach would be to move away from standard percentage discounts and instead introduce experiential, non-monetary rewards for loyal clients after a certain number of sessions. This would help preserve the personal and fantasy-driven nature of the experience, reduce the frustration of dealing with hagglers, and align better with his business-oriented mindset. He should also communicate the program discreetly via direct messages or in-person to maintain exclusivity and test it with trusted clients before a full rollout.

My guess would be that it’s likely that a masseur with an expired profile can still see messages sent through RentMasseur’s site but their ability to respond or receive notifications may be limited unless their subscription is reactivated. This is only my guess.

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