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Given that there were two different face pics of different professional models posted and then removed I would wager neither was him.

YES! Exactly I rarely get to see one of my favorite guys ever but he’s so terrific because he is genuine and makes me feel desirable.

Under LeonKennedy ? I can’t seem to find any - inactive or otherwise.

Message exchange of the week: big_payoff about 22 hours ago I’ll let you pound my tight virgin ass for $1000 ME about 22 hours ago If you're going to play the game you better learn the rules. big_payoff about 17 hours ago Compensate me for my time and pound my tight ass ME about 15 hours ago I’m a bottom <vanished>

Never been... what time do dancers start? I think the place opens sometime in the afternoon but there's no dancers until sometime later.

PSA to those who use SA: it seems obvious but it may be helpful to remind the guys you have contact with to beware of scams. I spent yesterday afternoon with a new guy having some fun but the noteworthy thing was what he told me about being scammed. 1) He was contacted by a potential Sugar Daddy (SD) and talked into buying two iphone X's... around $2200... and then be reimbursed when they met. He gave the guy his Verizon account number to make payment and held the phones. A few days later he saw a payment appear on his Verizon account online and dutifully shipped the 2 phones to the guy. A couple of weeks later he received a letter from Verizon that the payment had been reversed (I assume it was a bad check) and he's now been placed for collections. 2) He was contacted by another SD and convinced to buy, over the course of 3 months, iTunes cards and the SD was to pay his credit card bill. He was told that the guy, who was in Africa (!!!) could sell the iTunes numbers at a profit and he would share it with the SB. He bought small increments of cards, giving the numbers to the SD, and his credit card bill was actually paid in full the first month. He bought larger quantities and the credit card bill payments stopped. Ultimately he said he was taken for $11k and has been placed for collections. These seem like incredibly stupid scams to have fallen for (especially more than once) but he, and some of the guys I meet, are naive, don't understand how credit works and eager to please a potential SD (in this guy's case it's compounded by the fact that English is his second language and he's in the US on a student visa). A friendly reminder may make a big difference in someone's life.

I’d started getting allot of these that spoof a number a few digits different from mine. It was confusing at first... The HIYA app now grabs these.

I highly recommend https://www.nomorobo.com/ It works very well. For mobile phones I have had great results with the app "Hiya". There's a free and premium version. It also intercepts telemarketing calls. (it's also very handy in finding details about numbers beyond the usual caller-id info and usually turns up a name when the other apps don't.)

I'd never heard of this - cool thread! I get the theory of uniformly cooking to a precise temperature and preserving flavor but the practical elements of using the thing seem a little tricky. If I come home from work and want a steak (I prefer 1"-1.5" ribeyes) I either grill it or sear then oven-broil it in a cast-iron skillet. Both can be done relatively quickly and I can tell by the firmness of the meat when it's my preferred medium-rare. It seems as if I'd have to begin the sous vide process in the morning before leaving.. and then sear it when getting home. Basically doing two sets of work, albeit not especially burdensome. Is the time not an issue for those who prefer this? Also, I typically have a couple of additional items... sauteed mushrooms, steamed broccoli, grilled carrots (yum), etc... and not everything can be cooked at the same temperature. I guess the answer is you pick the item which benefits most of the sous vide process. I can see how this would be very helpful when cooking a large amount of food.

I've started to reach out to Billy a few times but... I just don't know. My standard question I ask myself is "How am I likely to feel after spending time with this person" and I don't have a completely good vibe about that. For more info - https://twitter.com/BillyDubrisXXX I'd be interested in any feedback from anyone who may have met him.

His appearance improved http://www.tfmmodels.com/oslo/men/digital/603-eric-hagberg/

I spent a couple of hours with Chris (Galaxystar) today... very pleasant and sexy guy. He's exactly as his pic depict. Make sure you communicate your interests. Review in progress.

Nobody’s ever said anything to me about it.

Great question.... I think that reviewing someone's companionship who isn't overtly "advertising" for such would be a pretty big invasion of privacy. That said, a small percentage of the SA guys I've met are escorting in everything except name. (This excludes those who also have active profiles on RentMen as "Porn stars".) I have casually asked two of them if they would be interested in meeting other guys who may have similar interests as me (thinking about a couple of Forum members) and both said no. End of discussion. I think it's a big leap to go from the relative safety of Seekingarrangement and screening that occurs to the wild wild west of escorting and the many unknowns that entails.

Nice but disqualified for me: Party friendly and more. ◽PNP READY

A belated Welcome To The Forum ! You have a very thorough, pleasant profile... kudos ! (And, to your question, you might consider the Appalachian Trail - it passes thru/near several major metropolitan areas.)

A very astute conclusion and strategy Every escort should be mindful of your comments.

Anecdotal: Perhaps 10% of the traveling guys I meet are unable to host. (This includes those who I contact but ultimately never meet because of the additional hassle and expense.)

Was a review published? I've been exchanging notes with him and he's quite polite but I was a little surprise at his multi-hour rate.

Happy Birthday to a kind and sexy man !!!

I think that maybe this can be a no-win situation: If you ask a client for an advance deposit many freak out and vanish (see the many posts related to refusal to send deposits, including my own) If you ask a client for payment at the beginning of the meeting many freak out and take off (see the many threads about this “red flag”) If you wait until the end of the time and the client says “gee - I forgot my wallet. Can I write you a check?” then your choices are to either accept a check in the hopes that it will clear or become more deeply involved with them (No, no checks. I’ll walk with you to an ATM...drive with you to your house.... hold your Timex for you while you go get your wallet... threaten to beat the crap out of you... publish your name and number... etc.) Beyond avoiding the risk in the first place by screening it’s a difficult problem. With the implementation of the ACA and shift of the privately insured to high-deductible health plans hospitals have been facing an increase in bad debt and difficult collections. (The similarity being receiving payment after services are rendered.) (Regarding bad checks... it might not be a pleasant experience but these can be pursued for a magistrates judgement. The services claimed are whatever is on the providers tax return - masseur, life coach, therapist, etc. Just the threat of this may be helpful in being properly paid, though it may sound like a long shot and involve disclosure of the providers name, address, etc.)

Sigh.... minimalism has never been understood by the bourgeoisie

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