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Some of these men have been discussed here before. Just use the search box, type in their names as formatted in their ads (e.g., "the_enzo"), and you'll find the previous discussions.

I'm guessing that at least some of the people who didn't stop to offer help just assumed the situation was under control (i.e., that if further assistance was needed the person standing up and fully conscious would have already called 911).

Well, he is an Only Fans content creator so that could explain him traveling the world. Is there another reason that you believe he also escorts?

Maybe. Then again, maybe not. I just noticed his ad and, naturally, came here to see if he had been discussed. After reading the above, I checked his ad again. Though he lists his position as "versatile/top," I see that the only services he has listed are stripping, bodywork and boyfriend experience. Maybe he does more than that with at least some clients, but I wouldn't take the risk with so little information in his ad about what he's actually offering. His only written text, "Have a victorious time with an asian twink," only furthers my suspicion that what he normally offers is what was described by TennisPro35 above.

In the case of a provider reporting a client to Rentmasseur, I think that should be limited to clients who made threats or who refused to pay at the end of the appointment. I don't know how Rentmasseur handles reports received from providers, but I assume at most they simply deactivate the client's account; I'm not sure if they have anything in place that would discourage that client from simply creating a new account using a different email. Seems to be of limited value for the provider.

Obviously there are scammers out there (both providers and clients). What gives me pause are claims that a specific provider is a scam artist when it's just based on someone replying to an ad, paying a deposit and then not having a meeting. It's so easy to run an ad using stolen photos that unless someone has some other way to verify that the ad was placed by the guy in the photos I tend to keep an open mind. Then again, I agree with azdr0710's comment above: no deposits. That at least prevents one type of scam from happening.

Does this provider even want that much cash? Maybe he does, but maybe he'd prefer it to be transferred to him electronically. I would never do a transfer to someone I didn't know well, but it sounds like you know this guy well so that would be my preferred way to pay as long as the provider agreed.

I'd say you are putting the cart before the horse. Just because someone came up as a "match" on a dating website doesn't indicate there will be any mutual interest. I used to get lots of fake matches when I was on OKCupid. That's one of the tricks those platforms use to keep people signed up. Or maybe he's playing the same con man game on a website: You chat, you think there's potential, you chat some more, and then he asks for money and you never meet. I hope my cynicism is wrong, that you contact him and hit it off. I also don't see why you would bring up this past non-encounter, though, since you never even met him. For all you know some other person conned you out of money by fraudulently using this guy's photos.

Ad is already gone so I assume it was a fake.

I added the "don't contact me for more information" signature to my profile here after I kept getting private messages (years after I posted positive comments about a masseur) asking for more details about my experience with that provider. I just didn't understand why anyone would think I'd have more details to add after so much time had passed, and the provider in question was still actively being discussed publicly (both pro and con) so there were clearly other forum members with more recent experience with him. I also generally feel like what I'm willing to share with a stranger is what I've already posted publicly, particularly when it comes to a masseur versus an escort.

I noticed he added espresso from a Mocha pot, which generally makes very hot espresso. It might be that the egg yolk mixture is being heated enough by the espresso. Or maybe he buys pasteurized eggs. Of course, some people do simply take the risk of eating undercooked or raw eggs. I don't scoff at dishes where the egg yolk is runny. My main issue with this video is that this guy is calling what he drinks coffee. It looks like it has nearly as much egg yolk, sugar, and liqueur as espresso. If he added a small amount of cream, he'd basically be drinking ice cream mix before it was churned and frozen.

I generally think relying on Rentmen reviews makes no sense unless you can look at the individual reviewers and determine that they are legit. Two reviews is definitely too little to mean much of anything. That being said, I think the risk of a Rentmen ad being law enforcement entrapment is lower than the risk of it just being a con man trying to extract money from people without performing any service.

I hadn't previously heard of "MassageBook," but it turns out it's a specific site where some people advertise. Interestingly, in my area at least, it isn't the same providers who advertise on other massage sites. It very well may be a legit provider and that's just how the site MassageBook works (collecting $$$ upfront and a percentage goes to the site?), but I don't see anything on the site which would cause me to think that every provider there is necessarily honest and thus can be trusted. By that I mean it seems to me a complete scammer could use that site just like he could any other. Since I also have a no-deposit rule, I wouldn't book through that site.

It depends on how far out the misrepresentation was. If the guy is reasonably similar (maybe just slightly heavier or older or something), I've frequently just gone through with the appointment. If the misrepresentation is more significant, I simply tell them that they don't resemble the person I contacted and I leave without paying anything. Fortunately I have only had to do that a couple of times. I want to address one of the things you mentioned, though: rotten teeth. This is the kind of thing that I think deserves extra consideration on the part of the client before hiring someone if the straightness of someone's teeth is going to turn them off such that they want to cancel the appointment. I'm not referring to literally rotting teeth that would make someone's breath horrible. I think that if this is important to you then hire only guys who have at least one photo showing their smile with an open mouth, or ask them about it before hiring them. I don't think it's a misrepresentation for an escort to fail to mention in his ad that he could benefit from orthodontia; he might not really be bothered by his teeth and doesn't really think about how others might perceive them. This isn't like how much body fat someone has; that's going to be somewhat apparent, even if the guy is clothed, as long as he has recent photos.

Here's a summary from the previous thread that's linked above: The men who've met Alex report that he's very good, attentive, versatile, etc. There were a number of people who reported that he either never replied to their texts or that he initially responded but then stopped replying. I'm guessing with a guy this well known that he has so many inquiries that some people will end up being ignored. I really like a lot of his porn and am happy to see that clients report that he's engaged with them as he appears to be on camera.