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Are we to understand that after making you wait 30 minutes past your appointment time that he got irritated with you for taking two extra minutes to get to his room? 
I would have just left and told him I was doing so due to his poor attitude/lack of professionalism.  It sounds like you proceeded with your session.  How was it?  Was he actually focused on your needs and not his once you arrived?

Why would I want to use such software?  I'm not trying to model my life on some right-wing "Christian" notion of what's right and wrong.

Messaged via Rentmen's platform, or by text directly to them?
I'm less likely to think the lack of response is about you being blacklisted than something else such as: a) they haven't seen your message yet; b) they are simply busy; c) your initial message didn't interest them for whatever reason; d) they are actually advertising to promote their porn and not trying to get clients.

Messaged via Rentmen's platform, or by text directly to them?
I'm less likely to think the lack of response is about you being blacklisted than something else such as: a) they haven't seen your message yet; b) they are simply busy; c) your initial message didn't interest them for whatever reason; d) they are actually advertising to promote their porn and not trying to get clients.

Are you just waking up to the fact that some people in the USA want to eliminate almost all social changes made over the past several decades?

Welcome.
Your opener is a question that's been asked multiple times weekly with a plethora of searchable threads at your disposal.
Might I also recommend using a clickable link when posting your socials.
Posting when upset, especially here, is not in your best interests.  Take a breath.

You joined earlier today and this is your first post?  I suggest searching the forum for previous threads on this topic as this question has been discussed so much that I'm not sure what else there is to say.  You'll find some who think it's entirely reasonable to pay in advance (or pay a deposit in advance), and others who don't.
As to what to do when you pay in advance and then the escort fails to deliver as promised, unless the guy offers a full or partial refund you are out your money. 

.. which surely suggests that the site promoter should be offering established providers a fee-free initial period to check out whether the site produces business for them.  And that should work for the promoter as well, who will get more providers on board sooner, thus accelerating the reaching of critical mass when he can start charging to be listed.

You joined earlier today and this is your first post?  I suggest searching the forum for previous threads on this topic as this question has been discussed so much that I'm not sure what else there is to say.  You'll find some who think it's entirely reasonable to pay in advance (or pay a deposit in advance), and others who don't.
As to what to do when you pay in advance and then the escort fails to deliver as promised, unless the guy offers a full or partial refund you are out your money. 

A couple of decades ago, there was a site dedicated to m4m masseurs in the San Francisco area.  I no longer remember the URL, but I did use that site a lot to find masseurs.  If I'm not mistaken, there was no Rentmasseur at the time so my three main sites for finding masseurs were that one, Masseurfinder and Craigslist.
If a new site dedicated to my area appeared and I heard about it, I would certainly use it.  The key issue is how clients are going to discover the new site.  Unless the site owner has figured out how to drive traffic and can demonstrate that to you, as an advertiser I fear you'd just be throwing your money down the drain (or, rather, just helping to support someone financially who really isn't doing anything for you).

A couple of decades ago, there was a site dedicated to m4m masseurs in the San Francisco area.  I no longer remember the URL, but I did use that site a lot to find masseurs.  If I'm not mistaken, there was no Rentmasseur at the time so my three main sites for finding masseurs were that one, Masseurfinder and Craigslist.
If a new site dedicated to my area appeared and I heard about it, I would certainly use it.  The key issue is how clients are going to discover the new site.  Unless the site owner has figured out how to drive traffic and can demonstrate that to you, as an advertiser I fear you'd just be throwing your money down the drain (or, rather, just helping to support someone financially who really isn't doing anything for you).

You joined earlier today and this is your first post?  I suggest searching the forum for previous threads on this topic as this question has been discussed so much that I'm not sure what else there is to say.  You'll find some who think it's entirely reasonable to pay in advance (or pay a deposit in advance), and others who don't.
As to what to do when you pay in advance and then the escort fails to deliver as promised, unless the guy offers a full or partial refund you are out your money. 

You joined earlier today and this is your first post?  I suggest searching the forum for previous threads on this topic as this question has been discussed so much that I'm not sure what else there is to say.  You'll find some who think it's entirely reasonable to pay in advance (or pay a deposit in advance), and others who don't.
As to what to do when you pay in advance and then the escort fails to deliver as promised, unless the guy offers a full or partial refund you are out your money. 

You joined earlier today and this is your first post?  I suggest searching the forum for previous threads on this topic as this question has been discussed so much that I'm not sure what else there is to say.  You'll find some who think it's entirely reasonable to pay in advance (or pay a deposit in advance), and others who don't.
As to what to do when you pay in advance and then the escort fails to deliver as promised, unless the guy offers a full or partial refund you are out your money. 

You joined earlier today and this is your first post?  I suggest searching the forum for previous threads on this topic as this question has been discussed so much that I'm not sure what else there is to say.  You'll find some who think it's entirely reasonable to pay in advance (or pay a deposit in advance), and others who don't.
As to what to do when you pay in advance and then the escort fails to deliver as promised, unless the guy offers a full or partial refund you are out your money. 

You joined earlier today and this is your first post?  I suggest searching the forum for previous threads on this topic as this question has been discussed so much that I'm not sure what else there is to say.  You'll find some who think it's entirely reasonable to pay in advance (or pay a deposit in advance), and others who don't.
As to what to do when you pay in advance and then the escort fails to deliver as promised, unless the guy offers a full or partial refund you are out your money. 

Mormonism is certainly a fetish for some.  For a while, there was a porn studio named Mormon Boys where their scenes were fantasy hookups between church elders and bishops.  I don't know if the Mormon church threatened to sue them, but they changed their name to Missionary Boys.

My short answer is "no."

I don't think the problem is that some providers charge too much.  It's easy enough to say "no, thanks" if the price is too high for you and let the man in question get his income from other people.  The biggest problem is the waste of time involved.  When rates were posted with ads, it was easy to weed out people above one's budget without having to contact them first.  It doesn't help that some guys really aren't interested in working as escorts but instead are using Rentmen to drive OF/JFF subscriptions.  Who knew that back in the early 2000s that that would be the golden age for escorts and clients to be able to find one another online with more information available and more websites to use.

Interesting model, but does he actually keep his word?  I've subscribed to a number of well known porn performers and a lot of them fail to deliver what they promise.  Only a few actually seemed to understand the notion that to get people to want to subscribe for more than a month you actually have to post some worthwhile content during the preceding month.  Posting a still photo with an erection with a tease along the lines of, "Good morning.  What would you do with this?" isn't interesting after the first time.  30 second clips with offers to pay $20 to see the full video aren't interesting.  Of the guys I've subscribed to, only Manuel Skye, Rhyheim Shabazz and Rafael Alencar managed their pages in a way that kept me around for at least a while.  Maybe it's just me -- maybe there are a lot of men who don't mind paying $10/month (or more) to see some still photos and extremely short clips.  To me, that should be what's on someone's alternative free page to entice people to pay for a subscription. 

Perhaps he's someone's emotional support model.

You're missing the point here.  If you scan for the same kind of error in other current ads, you'll surely find guys whose ads have been on long enough that they, too, would have been under 18 when they started advertising if their current stated age is correct.  I think the suggestion here is that if you want to help Rentmen clean up their database with respect to errors like this, you'll encounter a lot of ads that don't make sense in terms of age so you will have a lot of reporting to do.  And, in the end, I think that if Rentmen thought this was an issue they would have already instituted some process to make sure this could not happen.

I know this might get the ire of some, but I frequently use a fork and knife for the first few bites of pizza because it's too hot to pick up and frequently is kind of droopy until the tip is eaten.  I agree that the remainder should be eaten by hand.

Who cares when someone chooses to eat cereal, if they like it?  The real issue is that Kellogg's cereals are significantly overpriced, a trend that started a long time ago.  If one wants cereal for dinner (or breakfast), one should look for alternative brands that don't cost so much.  Or, even better, learn to appreciate hot oats.  One can get high quality oats for 10-15 cents per ounce, which is much less expensive than any brand of boxed, dry cereal.  Quite frankly, a lot of food choices are less expensive than boxed cereal and more nutritious as well given that most boxed cereal is just some form of grain and sugar (with vitamins added so they can claim to be a healthful choice).

Who cares when someone chooses to eat cereal, if they like it?  The real issue is that Kellogg's cereals are significantly overpriced, a trend that started a long time ago.  If one wants cereal for dinner (or breakfast), one should look for alternative brands that don't cost so much.  Or, even better, learn to appreciate hot oats.  One can get high quality oats for 10-15 cents per ounce, which is much less expensive than any brand of boxed, dry cereal.  Quite frankly, a lot of food choices are less expensive than boxed cereal and more nutritious as well given that most boxed cereal is just some form of grain and sugar (with vitamins added so they can claim to be a healthful choice).