coriolis888

One last comment about this guy and his ad. As noted in the title of this thread, it states: "American Muscle Boy in Australia (This Summer)" I have visited Australia and I know when their winter is (beginning June 1 - ten days ago). It is WINTER now in Australia. Not correctly identifying the season of the year is another red flag that indicates or suggests that the person placing the ad is a fraud. It is good for forum members that we "sniff out" these fake ads. Likely, many forum readers get saved money and aggravation by reading the various inconsistencies in various ads that we find and expose. Over and out.

The "new" ad makes no mention of his being an American. That sales pitch failed on arrival. Given the extensive news coverage regarding travel restrictions between the U.S. and Australia his supposedly being an American on tourism became obvious that it is not so.

Hilarious- - - - The ad is now gone (rentment 404) which is confirmation that the claims of the provider were bogus in that he claimed to be an American in Australia (despite travel bans against Americans visiting Australia). I wonder if he reads this forum. If so, he saw that his bogus claims of being in Australia were rejected by reality. In any event, it is good the OP did not send any money to the fake.

"Another one set up a meeting. We met outside the hotel lobby, and he had my stats and all other details ( including 'other' as ethnicity) before the meeting. When he noticed I was not white, he said he was taken aback and did not want to go forward. This was waste of my time" But, the meeting did happen. Were it not for the dumb attitude of the escort, you would have carried through. What was there "to be faked" with rentmen? You did, in fact, meet with the escort. You met, then the escort did not want to go forward with the meeting. That does not change the fact that you met, which is all rentmen requires for a review.

That is why you should at least have an attempt to communicate with a new escort via the messaging on the rentmen site. There will be a record of communicating with the escort. Then, rentmen has a record of the back and forth communication. If the escort decided to cancel the meeting once you physically met, rentmen should accept a review from you. If you write rentmen and explain the situation and that you actually met, there is no reason a review would not be accepted despite the meeting being interrupted because the escort was not happy with your race. Escorts that behave the way you described should be outed for their behavior.

Hi, we are not allowed to post reviews on this forum. That link I provided takes you to that review I mentioned in my post. I just checked the link and it works. First, go to the provider's rentmen ad, then click on the reviews, then copy the link at the reviews, then go to the site address - https://hide.me/en/proxy Then, where it states, paste in the link to the rentmen reviews. You will be able to read the narrative reviews that are blocked in the U.S. for political reasons.

Did you read the narrative on his July 2019 rentmen review? Use this link to read the narrative for any and all rentmen reviews: https://hide.me/en/proxy If the review is accurate, the escort is not painted as a nice person.

Funny. Also sad because there will always be a "next" that we catch, hopefully.

"Entry and Exit Requirements: Are U.S. citizens permitted to enter? No Is a negative COVID-19 test (PCR and/or serology) required for entry? Yes Are health screening procedures in place at airports and other ports of entry? Yes Australia has enacted a travel ban on all non-residents and non-Australian citizens entering Australia. Individuals may request exceptions to the entry restrictions at this link." How did he get around the travel ban? He seems like an eloquent scam especially considering the advance payment requirement. Do you really think Australia would allow that American to enter Australia for tourism but deny entry to others?

How do you know that he is from the U.S.? I did not see anything in his ad that says he is American. Did I miss that part? If he is American, I would like to know how he got around the severe restrictions Australia has in place for Americans to visit there because of the virus. That fact, together with his advance payment requirement is not only a couple of red flags, it screams of a con job. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvisories/australia-travel-advisory.html

Yes, with me. I noticed a similar thing in my account. Apparently I errored and posted something about politics in a wrong area of the forum and was given a non expiring criticism with 20 points. I was never told about the error. Puzzling and surprising to say the least.

I know him from his rentmen ad. He is one of the nicest and friendliest escorts I have ever met. I saw him more than one time. Seeing an escort more than once means a lot and also indicates that they are not a scammer. He lived in San Diego County when I knew him before the pandemic arrived. He is so honest I trusted him with my home address when he visited Los Angeles. He is charming and will not disappoint. The photos in his rentmen ad are accurate. https://rentmen.eu/Tony_star

For information purposes (if and when Australia allows Americans and other aliens to enter their country again). The travel program in Australia known as "Smart Gate" has a similar program in the U.S. called Global Entry. Prior to the pandemic when tourism was allowed to Australia, I was allowed to use my Global Entry card to process through Australian immigration. I was traveling with friends who did not have Global Entry. I was able to complete the process in about five minutes with my American Global Entry. My friends had to spend nearly two hours in line going through the long immigration process in Sydney. To those who travel a lot internationally, it might be worth the effort to get Global Entry or Smart Gate, respectively. The program is helpful whether going to Rio or any other country. It is just a great time saver to have. https://onemileatatime.com/us-global-entry-members-now-eligible-to-use-smartgate-in-australia/#:~:text=Now on a trial basis,out more about SmartGate here.

The Bird of Time has but a little way To flutter -- and Lo! the Bird is on the Wing.

This "pay up front" business is getting more and more common between clients and escorts who do not already know each other. If more clients refused to take the risk of paying up front, the potential scam risk might decrease rather than increase as it has over the past several months.

San Quentin is a "heavy duty" state prison. In fact, it is the only prison in California that has a death chamber although not used in several years. This guy must have done something serious to land there. I was allowed in there once for work. I was allowed to wander in certain areas where "trustee" prisoners were allowed during the day. If this guy was really a former inmate, I would tend to look for someone else. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Quentin_State_Prison

His ad now reaches a "404" from rentmen -

You are having a bad day! Where did you get the "fear" idea? I think you need a rest from posting hostile messages about the statistics on those who become infected after being fully vaccinated.

Subject to the small percentage of "breakthrough" cases where a fully vaccinated person can still acquire covid.

It has been in excess of one month since I was vaccinated with the second dose of the Moderna Coronavirus vaccine. I believed that I was protected from the virus as a result of my getting both doses of the vaccine. Assuming I was protected, I went ahead and planned a trip to Europe for when Europe is reopened for Americans later this Spring. The CDC recently softened some of the tough recommendations about masks and close contact with others fully vaccinated. Restaurants and many other places are reopening every day. All seemed good to go. However, in the news today, it is reported that more than three thousand cases of Coronavirus were diagnosed in California in fully vaccinated people. Coronavirus cases that affect fully vaccinated people are called "breakthrough" cases. The number of breakthrough cases for other locations outside California was not discussed in the article. Even though there is higher than 90% protection from the virus due to the vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) there is still a small chance to catch the virus (via breakthrough). We should keep that in mind despite masking and distance rules being recently reduced. A small comfort is in the fact that of those fully vaccinated, only 0.024 percent came down with the virus and those patients had less severe symptoms than non-vaccinated patients. I am happy I got the vaccine. I encourage others to get the vaccine if not already vaccinated. While it is true the small percentage of "breakthrough" Coronavirus cases is nowhere near the number of cases that would occur without a vaccine, I think many of us are falsely believing we are safe from getting the virus. In reality, we are safer, but not totally safe. Here is one article that supports much of what is written above: https://patch.com/california/los-angeles/3-084-post-vaccination-coronavirus-cases-have-been-reported-ca?utm_term=article-slot-1&utm_source=newsletter-daily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newsletter

How long has this been happening? Which vaccine did you get?

sfbluecollar could be a hard-to-please client. He could have unrealistic expectations when hiring. The fact remains, the ad is still there - available to snag more unsuspecting rentmen users or members. Rentman said the advertiser presented documentation to confirm his ad. I wonder what kind of "documentation" was faked to convince rentmen to leave up the ad! If ever the term "caveat emptor" (buyer beware) meant anything, it certainly applies to this bogus ad.

Can you believe, the faker conned another client today despite my negative review warning of his not being the person in the photos? There is now a second review in the fake ad. Only one star and all negative remarks, like my review. Rentmen leaves the ad up despite knowing the ad is fake. Here is the link again: https://rentmen.eu/Theodoresixnine Come on rentmen, take down that fake ad. -

It has been six days since I advised rentmen that the guy with the ad and the photos are fake. Rentmen was also provided with the film link, provided by @Rodrigo Suarez . The bogus ad is still there as is my lone review. So, the fraudster is quite quick and well, who by rights should be in hell. Or, at least his fake ad should be gone. How many more unsuspecting clients will the fraudster real in with his ad?

Unfortunately, "common sense" is not common. - Voltaire