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NYC really has no shortage of good options. If you have time, go through every page on Rentmen and pick your favorites.

Hey again Cliff. Here’s a thread 
 

As an NYC resident, police are not focused on this. It is not a priority for cops, and in fact, the Mamdani administration has inclinations towards decriminalizing sex work. Offices like the Manhattan and Brooklyn District Attorneys have largely stopped prosecuting consensual sex work entirely.
I would still not be too public about one’s exploits, nor would I begin to lack discretion, but NYC is not a hotbed of police forces spending time and money pursuing men looking to see other male providers for sex.
 
If there is any substantial focus, I suspect it is mostly on heterosexual sex work, where concerns about women being trafficked are more important.

As an NYC resident, police are not focused on this. It is not a priority for cops, and in fact, the Mamdani administration has inclinations towards decriminalizing sex work. Offices like the Manhattan and Brooklyn District Attorneys have largely stopped prosecuting consensual sex work entirely.
I would still not be too public about one’s exploits, nor would I begin to lack discretion, but NYC is not a hotbed of police forces spending time and money pursuing men looking to see other male providers for sex.
 
If there is any substantial focus, I suspect it is mostly on heterosexual sex work, where concerns about women being trafficked are more important.

As an NYC resident, police are not focused on this. It is not a priority for cops, and in fact, the Mamdani administration has inclinations towards decriminalizing sex work. Offices like the Manhattan and Brooklyn District Attorneys have largely stopped prosecuting consensual sex work entirely.
I would still not be too public about one’s exploits, nor would I begin to lack discretion, but NYC is not a hotbed of police forces spending time and money pursuing men looking to see other male providers for sex.
 
If there is any substantial focus, I suspect it is mostly on heterosexual sex work, where concerns about women being trafficked are more important.

As an NYC resident, police are not focused on this. It is not a priority for cops, and in fact, the Mamdani administration has inclinations towards decriminalizing sex work. Offices like the Manhattan and Brooklyn District Attorneys have largely stopped prosecuting consensual sex work entirely.
I would still not be too public about one’s exploits, nor would I begin to lack discretion, but NYC is not a hotbed of police forces spending time and money pursuing men looking to see other male providers for sex.
 
If there is any substantial focus, I suspect it is mostly on heterosexual sex work, where concerns about women being trafficked are more important.

As an NYC resident, police are not focused on this. It is not a priority for cops, and in fact, the Mamdani administration has inclinations towards decriminalizing sex work. Offices like the Manhattan and Brooklyn District Attorneys have largely stopped prosecuting consensual sex work entirely.
I would still not be too public about one’s exploits, nor would I begin to lack discretion, but NYC is not a hotbed of police forces spending time and money pursuing men looking to see other male providers for sex.
 
If there is any substantial focus, I suspect it is mostly on heterosexual sex work, where concerns about women being trafficked are more important.

As an NYC resident, police are not focused on this. It is not a priority for cops, and in fact, the Mamdani administration has inclinations towards decriminalizing sex work. Offices like the Manhattan and Brooklyn District Attorneys have largely stopped prosecuting consensual sex work entirely.
I would still not be too public about one’s exploits, nor would I begin to lack discretion, but NYC is not a hotbed of police forces spending time and money pursuing men looking to see other male providers for sex.
 
If there is any substantial focus, I suspect it is mostly on heterosexual sex work, where concerns about women being trafficked are more important.

As an NYC resident, police are not focused on this. It is not a priority for cops, and in fact, the Mamdani administration has inclinations towards decriminalizing sex work. Offices like the Manhattan and Brooklyn District Attorneys have largely stopped prosecuting consensual sex work entirely.
I would still not be too public about one’s exploits, nor would I begin to lack discretion, but NYC is not a hotbed of police forces spending time and money pursuing men looking to see other male providers for sex.
 
If there is any substantial focus, I suspect it is mostly on heterosexual sex work, where concerns about women being trafficked are more important.

As an NYC resident, police are not focused on this. It is not a priority for cops, and in fact, the Mamdani administration has inclinations towards decriminalizing sex work. Offices like the Manhattan and Brooklyn District Attorneys have largely stopped prosecuting consensual sex work entirely.
I would still not be too public about one’s exploits, nor would I begin to lack discretion, but NYC is not a hotbed of police forces spending time and money pursuing men looking to see other male providers for sex.
 
If there is any substantial focus, I suspect it is mostly on heterosexual sex work, where concerns about women being trafficked are more important.

Very unlikely. 

As an NYC resident, police are not focused on this. It is not a priority for cops, and in fact, the Mamdani administration has inclinations towards decriminalizing sex work. Offices like the Manhattan and Brooklyn District Attorneys have largely stopped prosecuting consensual sex work entirely.
I would still not be too public about one’s exploits, nor would I begin to lack discretion, but NYC is not a hotbed of police forces spending time and money pursuing men looking to see other male providers for sex.
 
If there is any substantial focus, I suspect it is mostly on heterosexual sex work, where concerns about women being trafficked are more important.

As an NYC resident, police are not focused on this. It is not a priority for cops, and in fact, the Mamdani administration has inclinations towards decriminalizing sex work. Offices like the Manhattan and Brooklyn District Attorneys have largely stopped prosecuting consensual sex work entirely.
I would still not be too public about one’s exploits, nor would I begin to lack discretion, but NYC is not a hotbed of police forces spending time and money pursuing men looking to see other male providers for sex.
 
If there is any substantial focus, I suspect it is mostly on heterosexual sex work, where concerns about women being trafficked are more important.

https://rent.men/femogu 
This beautiful specimen travels to New Jersey!

https://rent.men/femogu 
This beautiful specimen travels to New Jersey!

Reporting back: he gave me an intimate, pleasurable pounding indeed. Fucked me almost into a climax. Awesome deep kisser too.  Hopefully I'll actually climax hands-free next time with him. Only had two other tops that have done that with me. 
 
Luke's frequently in NYC it seems- I wondered why I hadn't experienced him yet here in SF.
 

Most passionate one hour session with anyone. Will definitely repeat.

Reporting back: he gave me an intimate, pleasurable pounding indeed. Fucked me almost into a climax. Awesome deep kisser too.  Hopefully I'll actually climax hands-free next time with him. Only had two other tops that have done that with me. 
 
Luke's frequently in NYC it seems- I wondered why I hadn't experienced him yet here in SF.
 

I took the dive while he was in SF. This guy is an amazing verse guy 🔥. I don’t know when he will come back but damn, he’s worth the rate. 
 

Seems this should be moved to a different section.
My thoughts: Even if there were such people who were interested, a membership subscription on the advertising sites (such as rentmen) is not cheap. They would need to make that money back, and certainly charge.
If you’re looking for free fun, Grindr or another place is your best bet. You may also want to message other clients and see if they would be interested in getting together with you.

Seems this should be moved to a different section.
My thoughts: Even if there were such people who were interested, a membership subscription on the advertising sites (such as rentmen) is not cheap. They would need to make that money back, and certainly charge.
If you’re looking for free fun, Grindr or another place is your best bet. You may also want to message other clients and see if they would be interested in getting together with you.

I agree with @ThirdEye. Luke is exceptionally kind, aside from awesome in bed.
I find that many escorts do not open up their private gallery unless they have some certainty that the person is not just fishing for pictures.
I find that if I just request without writing a message to them, most providers decline my request. Seems like typical business.

My favorites at the moment:
 
As echoed by @56harrisond https://rent.men/TopMediterranean 

Also love 
https://rent.men/LukeMarco
https://rent.men/ScottVersHung
 

This is quite an assertion.
You are suggesting that the pool of faithful providers who request deposits (an unknown proportion of all escorts) is harming clients on net by requesting deposits, as they allegedly incentivize bad providers (another proportion of all escorts which is hard to precisely quantify) to request deposits too and run away with the money.
This is like saying all the Italian pizza shops in a NYC should be shut down because some pizza shops are partially fronts for fentanyl-laced drug dealing operations.
Imagine you, a client , live in the upper west side of Manhattan and you want a provider from Brooklyn to come and see you, and you have never met them/they have never met you.
What reason would they have to trust that you wouldn’t cancel on them and lead them to make a wasted 50-minute trip to you  (costs a train fare) and then another wasted 50-minute trip to get back to Brooklyn (nearly 2 hours of time wasted along with transportation money)?
A world where deposits don’t exist is an unrealistic world, because if providers somehow could not ask for deposits, a lot of providers would not bother accepting booking requests. I suspect that some bottoms (who prepare considerably to have sex and may even change their diets for a booking) would simply not want to work if they couldn’t charge a deposit assuring their cleaning efforts, struggles, scheduling, transportation, and fees wouldn’t go to waste because of a flaky client.
It should also not be forgotten that providers themselves are targets of scammers, and deposits help weed those attackers out.

This is quite an assertion.
You are suggesting that the pool of faithful providers who request deposits (an unknown proportion of all escorts) is harming clients on net by requesting deposits, as they allegedly incentivize bad providers (another proportion of all escorts which is hard to precisely quantify) to request deposits too and run away with the money.
This is like saying all the Italian pizza shops in a NYC should be shut down because some pizza shops are partially fronts for fentanyl-laced drug dealing operations.
Imagine you, a client , live in the upper west side of Manhattan and you want a provider from Brooklyn to come and see you, and you have never met them/they have never met you.
What reason would they have to trust that you wouldn’t cancel on them and lead them to make a wasted 50-minute trip to you  (costs a train fare) and then another wasted 50-minute trip to get back to Brooklyn (nearly 2 hours of time wasted along with transportation money)?
A world where deposits don’t exist is an unrealistic world, because if providers somehow could not ask for deposits, a lot of providers would not bother accepting booking requests. I suspect that some bottoms (who prepare considerably to have sex and may even change their diets for a booking) would simply not want to work if they couldn’t charge a deposit assuring their cleaning efforts, struggles, scheduling, transportation, and fees wouldn’t go to waste because of a flaky client.
It should also not be forgotten that providers themselves are targets of scammers, and deposits help weed those attackers out.