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As one who hires providers, it's a given that it effects business adversely. I've missed out on a dreamy booty man who sadly no longer advertises due to a severe snowstorm blockading the highway on the day I was to see him. I thought it was so cool that he offered for 1 day a year two hours for the amount of one, on the day after Thanksgiving. Last year was the first time he no longer had that offer, and due to the major driving distance, I didn't want to book.

I just finished reading in a private message a curious take from a masseur who is a close friend of a masseur I've been banned from seeing. I attempted to see a guy for a third time (this incident happened many years ago), thinking confirming a couple of days ahead of time was good enough in addition to the initial scheduling of my appointment. On this forum, opinion was 90 / 10 siding with the masseur that I was way in the wrong to not confirm that same day, and he had every right to no-show me. I felt my personal track record of two previous visits where I showed up on time was good enough to not question attempt #3. This masseur who recently replied to me, like most of you, also believed I was way in the wrong to assume I'd be seen with no same-day contact, and he would have no-showed me, too. There's a masseur visiting my area for the first time who I'm intrigued to see, and he's scheduled to be in my area in two weeks, having put his travel info up about a week ago. While I don't want to wait too long to try to see him when he could get entirely booked, I don't want to book too far ahead of time and be concerned that I'll get bumped for a multitude of different reasons. In this instance, the time that would work best for me wouldn't be my personal ideal favorite, as I really attempt to be a guy's last person or first person he sees when he comes to town. He's a bundle of sexual energy, and I'm relatively sure we'd have a good time. I should tell him that - it might help!

It's quite likely that nearly all of us at one time or another see an ad, make contact, and get a reply that that's not where they're at, but just are there sometimes. I'm not at all referring to traveling providers, but those who list a consistent city to be considered a home base when they rarely are ever there, if at all. Is this done somehow on their end as a level of safety? I know that many guys are willing to travel x number of miles away (or in the case of NYC, blocks away) to provide service, but it would be nice if they didn't give a false impression of where they can be seen most easily if they indeed do not travel frequently.

I totally see what you mean, FlJock. I saw a recent guy advertise as muscular. If Cartman from South Park is muscular, then this other guy qualified. 😧

Depending on how long he's been advertising, and how many believable reviews are available to see (provided they are spaced apart in time, and look like he didn't write them himself), you should be fine in regard to safety. Word of important advice - simplicity. Do not bombard him (or and other perspective guy for that matter) with endless questions and worries. You risk missing out because you won't be taken seriously. State your name and time you'd like to meet, and let him take it from there.

The worst massage I'd ever had was so horrible, I think my brain tries to burn the memory of it to do me a favor, but here goes. The guy was out back hanging clothes on a clothes line when I got there. The house was filthy. A dog kept licking my fingers throughout. Then the masseur left, and I was hoping it was going to take the animal out of the room, but he went to - get this - get plastic wrap for putting over my penis to keep my ejaculation from making too much of a mess. If you've never had the feeling of material made for wrapping leftover food grinding over the tip of your manhood, consider yourself lucky. He quickly threw it away when I finished, but the dog used it's paw to knock over the trash and start to eat it! This is when I thought this must be what Hell is like if Hell is a nice place.

It seems rather simple to me : just don't write a review. A guy who had been advertising for many, many years had zero reviews, which I found to be odd. I saw him, and my experience was all I needed to know why nobody had anything nice to say. When you're late, critical of my hiring time frame, talk partisan politics when I haven't started, self-laugh at jokes continuously, being oblivious that I'm not laughing, and stop my massage right on the hour instead of compensating for the lateness, I'm not leaving a review, either!

I think it is awkward, however if you have something with them on it, like a VHS box, or an underwear catalog, I don't feel asking if they could autograph that would be out of line. The thrill of being in their company (and sharing your experience with others) should suffice.

I thought this man looked familiar, and he makes it oh so easy. His extensive body of work can be found under......Rick Kelson. Now I want to be found under Rick Kelson. 😄

Over the last few years, I've noticed that masseurs have an asking rate of what their amount was in the past after I included a tip. Example : I'd donate $120 to a masseur who had a $100 rate in 2020, but now is asking for $120. I don't at all have any shame in being a sensual bargain hunter, but still tipping my standard, and don't want to insult a provider by not giving a gratuity at all, unless the experience was horrid, which is seldom. I asked a low-priced sensual guy I used to see all the time who was $110 what the most common amount he received, and he told me $10 was what he most frequently got. I'd always give him $132, and he'd usually chuckle. He did say jokingly (but that undertone of seriousness) if his rate were to be something making my exact gratuity 50 cents - and he knows I would do that - to not bother seeing him anymore, as he doesn't ever want change. Too bad, 'cause I have some really shiny, nice looking 50 cent pieces that would look rather sharp on top of the rest of my donation. BTW he's $145 now, and I haven't seen him since he bumped his rate. I wouldn't be surprised if he gets $150 far more often than he gets $173 - and two half dollars.

I'll second BigNoiseDallas' experience. His content experiences and massage therapy experiences are not going to be the same, but it's a great way to gain recognition for him and experience his massage, not sex, when he comes to an area near you. Penetration aside, you can tell he doesn't neglect being skilled at his craft.

Killamanv from Rent Men. Aggressive, pulsating, unforgettable. I know in the future to not have somewhere I have to be immediately after, as it would've been fun to try to "fit him in" after those moments of euphoria. If the region of the body I'm indicating isn't where you were implying, then I can't help you. .I'm a tongue between the cheeks, not down the throat guy!

To Diner's Club (the first credit card), not a thing!

Apologies if this topic has been covered before. Is the ad of no additional charge to those that advertise on rent masseur? I don't think it's out of the realm to HOPE even if a provider spells that out - on rent men - that there's a glimmer of a chance they don't really mean it! The escapades of a VERY lucky few on here have experiences with advertisers that are quite out of the realm of ordinary from most others. Reasons I'm explained as to why are mostly due to having a much larger member than most do downstairs, and / or having an insatiable body that the person seen can't resist. If indeed it's included as an advertising option, then I applaud those who have strict limits to what they're willing to do and not do with ALL clients, and are realistic with listing sensual, but not erotic, and NOT placing a misguided ad on rent men, too. Nobody goes to rent men looking only for a therapeutic massage.

Headless shots are commonplace, but photos where the advertiser almost doesn't even know whether they're supposed to be in the shot or not is strange. I've only hired a "photo distant" guy once, and it was a no repeat. Clearly, the lighting was just so to fool me into thinking he was buff instead of cyclist toned. That body type is just fine, but not what I was expecting. The biggest no-no are profiles that are of rolled up towels or dimly lit candles. That was also for me a one and done. I consider myself a four out of ten on a good day, but this guy had me beat on the attractive meter in the wrong direction - but the towels did look rather nice and accurate, though.

Mike Gaite came to the defense of Cole Connor, and it was brilliant. It first of all shouldn't have taken a long scroll about a guy before reading a review of someone who had actually met the person in question. Understanding Mike met Cole under content filming circumstances instead of escort circumstances doesn't matter. It's petty and sad that barbs about people's private lives and lack of getting in touch immediately with perspective clients is too commonplace. It SHOULD NOT be a good thing if you're gotten back with right away. I'd like to think they're busy with a client at that time, and have their phone on vibrate, and get in touch when it's convenient that day. Cole appears to be in Las Vegas soon, and whether he's pushing 50 or in his thirties, he looks great to me. Thank you, Mike, for attempting to keep people in check.

Almost certainly boasting size downstairs. Hopefully not his rate, and definitely hope it's not total minutes spent with him - or all 3. Ralphmassagenine - Pornstar Performer, Rentboy, Gay Massage in Las Vegas, NV | RentMen RENTMEN.EU Pornstar Performer & Rentboy in Las Vegas, NV - Ralphmassagenine: Muscly

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I like this guy's look, but his personality is, using his own words, having my interest go "from 10 to 0". He feels verse guys are full of it and need to "choose a lane". Since his in-person experience seems to allow rimming but prohibits sucking, the lane I choose is the one that heads to a different provider.

I'd never heard of this league until tonight. I wish them luck. Clearly their PR person has LOTS of work to do!

Gift cards are routinely rejected from these sites due to recurring billing. This began in 2020. It was a headache for both websites that have recurring billing, and consumers erroneously wondering why their money was disappearing. By now refusing to honor them, the problem is solved on the part of the websites. Calling the phone # to "register your card for online purchases" is a waste of your time, as it STILL isn't going to work on these websites.

I've admired Jarrett for a very long time, and was ecstatic to see a rent masseur ad tonight. He's to me the real deal. MuscleBeefcake on RentMasseur RENTMASSEUR.COM View my profile on RentMasseur.com

With more hotels than ever before scrutinizing elevator trips to rooms, is this leading to people who are available NOT wanting to meet clients on the ground level? A couple of different traveling men recently really caught me off guard when they asked me if I could host. I said I couldn't, and that bewildered me. I feel it's common sense if an escort or masseur is traveling, it would be a no-brainer that meeting them would be in the hotel room that they're staying in. I know that Security CLEARLY knows I'm not a registered hotel guest of the person I'm with when I do meet someone there, as I'm trailing a bit behind since I've no idea where their room is, not to mention I'm an old guy and he's young and attractive. Another issue I run across is that the advertiser is first and foremost on a vacation, squeezing in a client if time permits being low on their totem pole. Perhaps it's more so to let their clients back home know the time frame they're unavailable more so than seeking clients in the city they're in.

I should've typed, "I'm surprised top_twink used a thesaurus. You don't see "avail" much nowadays." It behooves me to be more specific with my posts. (Back to the thesaurus you go, top_twink)!

I'm impressed he used a thesaurus.