charmasianman

Yes. It's possible. I met a provider on here who initially didn't advertise on RM. He does now.

Realize though, although it's possible to find clients on this site, this site is a small fish in a very big pond. If you want to build a huge clientele base, I'm not sure it's possible through this site alone. If you only want a select or small group of clients, I don't think that'll be a problem.

I do have a legal right to study in the US. I am a US citizen. I was born in the US when my parents were a grad students in the US and moved back to my asian country when I was 2. I do have 2 passports. 
 
I said I was an international student in the post because I didnt grow up in the US and I do have a stronger identity as a citizen of the other country...
 
Sorry for the confusion.
I just said international not to mean local. 
 

Don't do it. If you can't figure out how to create a fake I.D., do not upload any legal document, especially a copy of either passport. If Rentmen intends to require "legal" anything, then their future is over. They just want your money (or whoever is paying). Joining their website is not an interview for a job with a bank. Your "legal" mindset begins here.
I thought the whole post was good, except it described a truly professional escort. There are so many levels out there, so many, and some of the money can be quite easy, it seems to me.
Yes, all attempts at making money are more difficult than one thinks. But for those who are sexually attractive, and enjoy sex, selling sex can be one of the easiest. You just need good street smart advice.
There are plenty of men, good-looking and not, who would be thrilled to suck a younger man's cock, and not expect reciprocation. And pay top dollar, depending on how pretty everything is. You may not eliminate the competition, but if you're sexy naked, and your cock is attractive and rises easily, you'll do just fine. If I could successfully earn an extra $100-a-week under the table, I would do it. It's far better than not having that extra money, as long as you can stay healthy, and stay under the radar.

Thank you! My biggest concern has been to upload my ID onto their website.

Thank you for sharing your insight.  Well said!

I do have a legal right to study in the US. I am a US citizen. I was born in the US when my parents were a grad students in the US and moved back to my asian country when I was 2. I do have 2 passports. 
 
I said I was an international student in the post because I didnt grow up in the US and I do have a stronger identity as a citizen of the other country...
 
Sorry for the confusion.
I just said international not to mean local. 
 

I do have a legal right to study in the US. I am a US citizen. I was born in the US when my parents were a grad students in the US and moved back to my asian country when I was 2. I do have 2 passports. 
 
I said I was an international student in the post because I didnt grow up in the US and I do have a stronger identity as a citizen of the other country...
 
Sorry for the confusion.
I just said international not to mean local. 
 

I do have a legal right to study in the US. I am a US citizen. I was born in the US when my parents were a grad students in the US and moved back to my asian country when I was 2. I do have 2 passports. 
 
I said I was an international student in the post because I didnt grow up in the US and I do have a stronger identity as a citizen of the other country...
 
Sorry for the confusion.
I just said international not to mean local. 
 

Legal right to study and work in the US*

I do have a legal right to study in the US. I am a US citizen. I was born in the US when my parents were a grad students in the US and moved back to my asian country when I was 2. I do have 2 passports. 
 
I said I was an international student in the post because I didnt grow up in the US and I do have a stronger identity as a citizen of the other country...
 
Sorry for the confusion.
I just said international not to mean local. 
 

Thank you! My biggest concern has been to upload my ID onto their website.

Thank you for sharing your insight.  Well said!

I do have a legal right to study in the US. I am a US citizen. I was born in the US when my parents were a grad students in the US and moved back to my asian country when I was 2. I do have 2 passports. 
 
I said I was an international student in the post because I didnt grow up in the US and I do have a stronger identity as a citizen of the other country...
 
Sorry for the confusion.
I just said international not to mean local. 
 

Legal right to study and work in the US*

I do have a legal right to study in the US. I am a US citizen. I was born in the US when my parents were a grad students in the US and moved back to my asian country when I was 2. I do have 2 passports. 
 
I said I was an international student in the post because I didnt grow up in the US and I do have a stronger identity as a citizen of the other country...
 
Sorry for the confusion.
I just said international not to mean local. 
 

If you're concerned about future employers finding out you escorted, then don't do it. While I personally think escorting and sex work are legitimate jobs (sex work = work), a lot of employers probably don't. But, to be honest, I'm not sure a background check will pick up on escorting, especially if you use a pseudonym and have no face pics in your profile.  Let us know if you decide to post an ad! 

There's always a risk in your reputation, your personal safety and your health (physical and mental), but that can also be said of many other professions outside escorting.
In my experience, there are plenty of people who are professionals and have escorted in the past, many of which manage to hide it, or are in professions where that's not necessarily a deal breaker. Your choice of career outside escorting can determine how risky having been an escort is.
Also, you may not need to advertise online. Escorting exists since the beginning of time, way before sites with profiles existed.
Risk is always there, all we all can do is minimize it and decide which ones are worth taking.
Best.

Thanks for all the opinions.
I honestly tried a massage job on massage webite thanks to the help of a massuer I hired for therapeutic massage. He liked me and helped me.
But the problem was people who hire massuers tend to be cheap and expect to have sex paying less than 200 dollars. Which i dont like. Why bother working for people who prefer to get escort like service for way less money?
I guess the clients are different on those 2 website. RM has more people who are willing to pay more while the other has more people who want to get massage and pay less for something extra. I really want to expose myself to people who are willing to spend money....

Thanks for all the opinions.
I honestly tried a massage job on massage webite thanks to the help of a massuer I hired for therapeutic massage. He liked me and helped me.
But the problem was people who hire massuers tend to be cheap and expect to have sex paying less than 200 dollars. Which i dont like. Why bother working for people who prefer to get escort like service for way less money?
I guess the clients are different on those 2 website. RM has more people who are willing to pay more while the other has more people who want to get massage and pay less for something extra. I really want to expose myself to people who are willing to spend money....