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I had never heard of Daddy'sReviews. Looking at the webarchive and at some of those reviews is so interesting to me. You feel like you're looking at history, even though it was only 15 years ago.

The only thing that's real are reviews here. And even here you have to be a bit careful. I remember writing a negative review about someone (bro wanted me to drive to him, pay him $400/hr to give him a massage, and he couldn't guarantee cumming because he had swapped my scheduled session with someone else), and then a forum member who seemingly wants to marry him summoned him here to defend himself. 

In general though, you gotta realize that the reviews on those sites are generally fake. I've learned that guys vetted here are far less likely to be disappointments. 

Why? You're just reinforcing bad behavior. Guys like him are a dime a dozen. Hire a nice guy instead. 

I took the plunge, for science. I would not recommend.
I had a few problems with him. But the biggest one is that his massage is plain awful. We started, and he was worse than robotic. After we stopped and talked about it, he got better, but his massage is a 3/10 or a 4/10. The other problem is that he is as skinny fat as you can be without becoming fat. His photos do an excellent job at hiding this. I was kinda surprised when he took his shirt off. 

The positives are that he is a nice guy and, apparently, is a toy and kink guy, as his backpack and attire contained all sorts of things I had never seen or imagined. So if kink and gear is your thing, this fellow might be worth talking to. Because he was a nice guy, this was not one of the worst experiences I've had with a provider, but it's probably the worst one I've had with someone whom I didn't personally dislike.

I'm not seeing this drop in pricing.

What I have seen is that those for whom this is a side hustle charge less, and those for whom it is a livelihood who travel charge far more. I don't think that LA and NY and Miami providers realize that incomes in those areas are far higher than everywhere else in the US, and so they look foolish for trying to charge the same as they would in their home cities. Someone I was considering hiring in November complained to me, after I turned him down for being more expensive than I was willing to pay, that he had hardly made any money during his stay in Texas because he hadn't met many clients. I told him if his rate were $250/hr instead of $350/hr, he likely would have gotten clients. That's just one anecdote though.
There is a guy who lives in Houston who charges $350/hr (although, fortunately, he was liberal with the time, and didn't ask for more even though our session was longer than an hour). He must have been having trouble finding clients, as he has asked me every other month if I would like to see him again. I would happily see him a few times per year if he charged less, but I never broach that subject (probably because I deem him one of the very few worthy of that price, and would indulge were I wealthier). Perhaps I will shoot him a message mentioning that to him.
I will continue to eye with suspicion those traveling from LA, NY, or Miami. I wonder if those markets are now oversaturated, and so they're trying to make up the difference by visiting Texas or Chicago. 

Broadly speaking, the decrease in illegal immigration will put upward pressure on provider prices, but the economy being bad for the poor and middle classes will likely create new providers, which will put downward pressure on prices. The economy hasn't died yet, but if and when it does, I suspect that doctors will once again garner an hourly wage greater than that of NY and LA escorts. 

I just hope that some of these guys are putting their money into the stock market and aren't living in complete frivolity. Not only will the economy have a recession at some point, but the professional path they have chosen has a shelf life, unless they manage to be the Joe Flacco or Philip Rivers of escorting. I feel that way about my own profession, so I put about 40% of my income into the markets/treasuries, as I don't think I can do what I do forever, and so I have to watch myself and my spending. 

So organized.
Did you build an Excell Spreadsheet ? 😆

I'm not seeing this drop in pricing.

What I have seen is that those for whom this is a side hustle charge less, and those for whom it is a livelihood who travel charge far more. I don't think that LA and NY and Miami providers realize that incomes in those areas are far higher than everywhere else in the US, and so they look foolish for trying to charge the same as they would in their home cities. Someone I was considering hiring in November complained to me, after I turned him down for being more expensive than I was willing to pay, that he had hardly made any money during his stay in Texas because he hadn't met many clients. I told him if his rate were $250/hr instead of $350/hr, he likely would have gotten clients. That's just one anecdote though.
There is a guy who lives in Houston who charges $350/hr (although, fortunately, he was liberal with the time, and didn't ask for more even though our session was longer than an hour). He must have been having trouble finding clients, as he has asked me every other month if I would like to see him again. I would happily see him a few times per year if he charged less, but I never broach that subject (probably because I deem him one of the very few worthy of that price, and would indulge were I wealthier). Perhaps I will shoot him a message mentioning that to him.
I will continue to eye with suspicion those traveling from LA, NY, or Miami. I wonder if those markets are now oversaturated, and so they're trying to make up the difference by visiting Texas or Chicago. 

Broadly speaking, the decrease in illegal immigration will put upward pressure on provider prices, but the economy being bad for the poor and middle classes will likely create new providers, which will put downward pressure on prices. The economy hasn't died yet, but if and when it does, I suspect that doctors will once again garner an hourly wage greater than that of NY and LA escorts. 

I just hope that some of these guys are putting their money into the stock market and aren't living in complete frivolity. Not only will the economy have a recession at some point, but the professional path they have chosen has a shelf life, unless they manage to be the Joe Flacco or Philip Rivers of escorting. I feel that way about my own profession, so I put about 40% of my income into the markets/treasuries, as I don't think I can do what I do forever, and so I have to watch myself and my spending. 

I'm not seeing this drop in pricing.

What I have seen is that those for whom this is a side hustle charge less, and those for whom it is a livelihood who travel charge far more. I don't think that LA and NY and Miami providers realize that incomes in those areas are far higher than everywhere else in the US, and so they look foolish for trying to charge the same as they would in their home cities. Someone I was considering hiring in November complained to me, after I turned him down for being more expensive than I was willing to pay, that he had hardly made any money during his stay in Texas because he hadn't met many clients. I told him if his rate were $250/hr instead of $350/hr, he likely would have gotten clients. That's just one anecdote though.
There is a guy who lives in Houston who charges $350/hr (although, fortunately, he was liberal with the time, and didn't ask for more even though our session was longer than an hour). He must have been having trouble finding clients, as he has asked me every other month if I would like to see him again. I would happily see him a few times per year if he charged less, but I never broach that subject (probably because I deem him one of the very few worthy of that price, and would indulge were I wealthier). Perhaps I will shoot him a message mentioning that to him.
I will continue to eye with suspicion those traveling from LA, NY, or Miami. I wonder if those markets are now oversaturated, and so they're trying to make up the difference by visiting Texas or Chicago. 

Broadly speaking, the decrease in illegal immigration will put upward pressure on provider prices, but the economy being bad for the poor and middle classes will likely create new providers, which will put downward pressure on prices. The economy hasn't died yet, but if and when it does, I suspect that doctors will once again garner an hourly wage greater than that of NY and LA escorts. 

I just hope that some of these guys are putting their money into the stock market and aren't living in complete frivolity. Not only will the economy have a recession at some point, but the professional path they have chosen has a shelf life, unless they manage to be the Joe Flacco or Philip Rivers of escorting. I feel that way about my own profession, so I put about 40% of my income into the markets/treasuries, as I don't think I can do what I do forever, and so I have to watch myself and my spending. 

I'm not seeing this drop in pricing.

What I have seen is that those for whom this is a side hustle charge less, and those for whom it is a livelihood who travel charge far more. I don't think that LA and NY and Miami providers realize that incomes in those areas are far higher than everywhere else in the US, and so they look foolish for trying to charge the same as they would in their home cities. Someone I was considering hiring in November complained to me, after I turned him down for being more expensive than I was willing to pay, that he had hardly made any money during his stay in Texas because he hadn't met many clients. I told him if his rate were $250/hr instead of $350/hr, he likely would have gotten clients. That's just one anecdote though.
There is a guy who lives in Houston who charges $350/hr (although, fortunately, he was liberal with the time, and didn't ask for more even though our session was longer than an hour). He must have been having trouble finding clients, as he has asked me every other month if I would like to see him again. I would happily see him a few times per year if he charged less, but I never broach that subject (probably because I deem him one of the very few worthy of that price, and would indulge were I wealthier). Perhaps I will shoot him a message mentioning that to him.
I will continue to eye with suspicion those traveling from LA, NY, or Miami. I wonder if those markets are now oversaturated, and so they're trying to make up the difference by visiting Texas or Chicago. 

Broadly speaking, the decrease in illegal immigration will put upward pressure on provider prices, but the economy being bad for the poor and middle classes will likely create new providers, which will put downward pressure on prices. The economy hasn't died yet, but if and when it does, I suspect that doctors will once again garner an hourly wage greater than that of NY and LA escorts. 

I just hope that some of these guys are putting their money into the stock market and aren't living in complete frivolity. Not only will the economy have a recession at some point, but the professional path they have chosen has a shelf life, unless they manage to be the Joe Flacco or Philip Rivers of escorting. I feel that way about my own profession, so I put about 40% of my income into the markets/treasuries, as I don't think I can do what I do forever, and so I have to watch myself and my spending. 

I enjoyed my time with him a few nights ago. I’ll probably repeat if he visits Houston again.

Welcome to the forum.

This person is not good. Upon seeing one of the recommendations here, I met him last night before BigK. 

I had a bad experience. He said he could give a good erotic massage. The massage was abysmal. I ended the session early and requested 25% of the payment to be returned. Naturally, he said his massage was amazing and refused. He couldn't even do a blowjob or handjob well. Judging by other reviews he's probably good at sex. But back to the point, he lied about his massage abilities for cash. I regret trusting him (dumb error on my part for sure).

Today I started receiving a bombardment of spam messages and phone calls to my business. I looked at my website analytics and I saw that today my site has received 7 visits from the Netherlands, 7 more than I have ever received from the Netherlands. The two phone numbers this fellow has used are from Belgium and Germany. I can't be 100% sure he is responsible, but deductive reasoning puts the chance north of 90%. I hope the bombardment will abate.
I would avoid this person. 

As a side note, I've noticed an uptick in people trying to steal or scam me, so everyone needs to be careful. This year alone a provider whom I canceled on after he began acting unhinged threatened to send messages and pics of me to "my employer"; a dude on Scruff DID send messages and my dick pics to my brother and perhaps to others (be sure to set your Facebook to private so that people can't look up your friends and family to mine for their phone numbers); someone I hooked up with a few weeks ago tried to put my credit cards onto his Apple Pay while I was sleeping; and now this. None of this ever happened before 2025. So do please be vigilant out there guys.

I just spoke with him. The (strong) impression I get is that he won’t try to be sensual unless he wants to be. I won’t be meeting with him — too risky imo.
 
I had a good time with another provider, so will likely hire him this month instead. 

The Anderson fellow popped up again, in Houston. Bro is using the same AI-generation for his profile that 95% of the reviews on these sites are using.

I took the plunge, for science. I would not recommend.
I had a few problems with him. But the biggest one is that his massage is plain awful. We started, and he was worse than robotic. After we stopped and talked about it, he got better, but his massage is a 3/10 or a 4/10. The other problem is that he is as skinny fat as you can be without becoming fat. His photos do an excellent job at hiding this. I was kinda surprised when he took his shirt off. 

The positives are that he is a nice guy and, apparently, is a toy and kink guy, as his backpack and attire contained all sorts of things I had never seen or imagined. So if kink and gear is your thing, this fellow might be worth talking to. Because he was a nice guy, this was not one of the worst experiences I've had with a provider, but it's probably the worst one I've had with someone whom I didn't personally dislike.

I took the plunge, for science. I would not recommend.
I had a few problems with him. But the biggest one is that his massage is plain awful. We started, and he was worse than robotic. After we stopped and talked about it, he got better, but his massage is a 3/10 or a 4/10. The other problem is that he is as skinny fat as you can be without becoming fat. His photos do an excellent job at hiding this. I was kinda surprised when he took his shirt off. 

The positives are that he is a nice guy and, apparently, is a toy and kink guy, as his backpack and attire contained all sorts of things I had never seen or imagined. So if kink and gear is your thing, this fellow might be worth talking to. Because he was a nice guy, this was not one of the worst experiences I've had with a provider, but it's probably the worst one I've had with someone whom I didn't personally dislike.

I took the plunge, for science. I would not recommend.
I had a few problems with him. But the biggest one is that his massage is plain awful. We started, and he was worse than robotic. After we stopped and talked about it, he got better, but his massage is a 3/10 or a 4/10. The other problem is that he is as skinny fat as you can be without becoming fat. His photos do an excellent job at hiding this. I was kinda surprised when he took his shirt off. 

The positives are that he is a nice guy and, apparently, is a toy and kink guy, as his backpack and attire contained all sorts of things I had never seen or imagined. So if kink and gear is your thing, this fellow might be worth talking to. Because he was a nice guy, this was not one of the worst experiences I've had with a provider, but it's probably the worst one I've had with someone whom I didn't personally dislike.

I was considering hiring him (he ignored all my inquiries earlier this week, but did respond when I messaged him today), but the way he presents rates suggests to me that there will be no sensuality or eroticism in the massage — it will be a regular massage with a handjob at the end. $300 for that is too much, and honestly not what I am looking for. 

Also a bad sign that he offers a 30 minute massage — suggests he doesn’t mind whirling through the massage as if he were the galloping troika in the Brothers K.
Until I see some feedback from others’ experiences with him, I will avoid. 

I just spoke with him. The (strong) impression I get is that he won’t try to be sensual unless he wants to be. I won’t be meeting with him — too risky imo.
 
I had a good time with another provider, so will likely hire him this month instead. 

He’s asking for a deposit for a same-day session, so I presume he is a scammer. Kinda surprised. 

I’ve already commented on this guy but he’s a hustler. And I’m so glad this forum exists so no one has to part with their hard-earned cash and feel completely duped! Sounds like there’s a one in a million chance you’ll have a good experience with him but are you willing to take that chance?

Forced ?  lol 
it certainly (for me) is an expectation or hope 
prob not a “requirement” and I agree that the pressure of it being such is problematic to some providers 
I have been leery of seeing a provider after a just prior appointment as in are they spent if not from a cumming standpoint but being into it etc 

I enjoyed my experience with him, but don’t plan to meet him again.
 
He has the stereotypical American-flamboyant energy despite being muscular, which may appeal to some. I found him to be very nice. He definitely has “gay Miami Vice” vibes, which describes his energy well (though, it should be added, aren’t so strong that they give off overt escort energy, which I appreciate). The word “earnest” also comes to mind for whatever reason. 
 
The massage was quite good. Would give it a 7/10. His sensuality during the massage is quite forced, but after the massage feels very real. 

Consideration has to go both ways. There's a reason clients try to "confirm" that a provider will actually do as he has (willingly) agreed to do. Because so many providers do not. It's among the reasons this site exists. And it's made even more necessary because when providers fail to perform as they agreed to do, they seem to expect full payment anyway.