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Rentmen generally will not accept a review unless an actual meeting took place between the provider and the client. There are exceptions to the general rule but they are exceptional. Alternatively, the provider's username and rentmen link can be provided so that others will not make a similar fools errand.

The review states that the escort got $300 for doing very little. The review also states that the photos are fake.

Agreed, but, courtesy is often not part of a provider's screening process.

Here is something else to learn. It is possible that you mistook his rubbing against you for a semi-hard cock. It is difficult to be certain what is beneath a uniform or clothing. If you say to him (as you suggested) "that feels good" or "yes, right there" - it is possible you are mistaking an innocent maneuver for something else entirely. You might find yourself in an embarrassing situation. There are too many willing providers that make it clear they are available for more than a massage.

They have an announcement dated today implying they will reopen next year. Check this out: https://www.sigmadc.org/announcements/

It depends on where the attorney is located. One located in Iowa or Arizona or Utah, just as examples, would generally not command the same rate as an attorney located in New York or Beverly Hills.

If it is not too late, here is one guy who is superb. https://rentmen.eu/JacobTop -

I think many of us out here would have to approximate to the nearest hundred (or more). An exact number, no way.

The person can be considered a misanthrope, given the circumstances and his comment.

https://rentmen.eu/KingTravis plus https://gr8.jp/blog/28718/ Borrowed photos?

Here is a bit of data regarding the cute animals: https://facts.net/nature/animals/quokka-facts?obOrigUrl=true From the above line: You Can Go to Jail for Touching a Quokka Although many people find quokkas cute and adorable, it is absolutely illegal to make pets out of them. They’re not even allowed to be touched. Visitors are permitted to get near the creatures in special reserves, especially on Rottnest Island, where picture-taking is permitted. You can, however, get in trouble for touching one. Violators can be fined up to Aus$2,000 and face prosecution. No one is sure whether this law exists to protect the quokkas or the people. -

Over the years I read countless rentmen ads. This ad has more photos of the provider than I ever saw in any advertisement. There are 100 photos of the escort in this ad.

I believe you said you are Canadian. Here is something to think about when you think about the rates quoted to you: 350 United States Dollar equals 465.62 Canadian Dollar 650 United States Dollar equals 864.79 Canadian Dollar 900 United States Dollar equals 1,197.39 Canadian Dollar Now you see how inflated the provider's rates are?

The voice of reason. Thank you -

Let us not forget about the escorts who go from city to city who speak very little English and who have a "handler" or "agent" pretending to be the person communicating with clients responding to rentmen ads. Below is linked a forum thread that discusses a few European escorts who have a handler. They were in Los Angeles not long ago. Then they went to Washington, D. C then to somewhere else. Then back to Los Angeles. I met one of the escorts who was nice and who resembled, somewhat, the stolen photos shown in the rentmen ads. Another forum member met yet another such "escort" and commented on the meeting in the below cited thread. See the below thread and be aware of this type of "handler" or "agent" https://m4m-forum.org/threads/victor-jokers-in-los-angeles.155275/

You claim to be a physician. I hope you are a better physician than you are gifted at furnishing incorrect information. When I reported my reaction from a flu shot, I did not go into detail because I did not anticipate a forum poster (well-intended?) would respond with information that contradicts the CDC. A good physician should know, that although rare, some people have adverse reactions to a flu shot. The below furnished CDC article supports this fact. In my case, I could not leave my bed for several days following my reaction, I was so ill and weak. I was in the military at the time I had the vaccine. After I was able to leave my bed following the terrible reaction, I was eventually diagnosed with Guillain Barre Syndrome. Although unusual, a patient getting a flu vaccination, can and does develop Guillain Barre Syndrome. See the below CDC article that confirms the vaccine association. By the way, I did not recommend that any person do as I do, i.e., not take a flu vaccination. I merely reported my experience and stated that I never took another flu vaccine and have never been ill after recovering from the initial flu vaccine caused Guillain Barre Syndrome. Here is a portion of the below-cited article that is offered by the CDC (Center for Disease Control). GBS is rare. Anyone can develop GBS, but people older than 50 are at greatest risk. In addition, about two-thirds of people who get GBS do so several days or weeks after they have been sick with diarrhea or a lung or sinus illness. Infection with the bacteria Campylobacter jejuni, which causes gastroenteritis (including symptoms of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea), is one of the most common risk factors for GBS. People also can develop GBS after having the flu or other infections such as cytomegalovirus and Epstein Barr virus. On very rare occasions, people develop GBS in the days or weeks after getting a vaccination. https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/concerns/guillain-barre-syndrome.html My report should be considered by anyone considering a flu vaccine. The information is considered "informed consent" as you should know. Dear readers, just because I got ill from a flu shot does not mean others should avoid the shot. As the CDC article states, it is a rare occurrence to get ill. Statistically, those taking a flu vaccine should be fine. Just be aware of the possibility of an adverse reaction.

Megamansion developer overhauling Hollywood hotel The Coral Sands Motel used to be a gay cruising spot By Bianca Barragan May 14, 2019, 3:46pm PDT Share this story Share this on Facebook (opens in new window) Share this on Twitter (opens in new window) SHAREAll sharing options The Coral Sands Motel. Jenna Chandler A motel on Western Avenue that was once a popular gay cruising spot is now slated for what could be a very high-end renovation. City records show that the Coral Sands Motel just north of Hollywood Boulevard on Western Avenue sold in December for $16.5 million. The buyer is an LLC connected to Dean McKillen, the Irish real estate investor who developed the Bel Air spec mansion that Beyonce and Jay-Z paid $88 million for in 2017. McKillen, the son of billionaire real estate mogul Paddy McKille, also built a home in the Bird Streets that Calvin Klein purchased in 2015 for $25 million. Rooms at the Coral Sands Motel start at about $100 a night, but the hotel’s booking website shows no availability after today. In March, permits were filed with the city to renovate the two-story, 60-room hotel. (The permits are pending.) Changes detailed in the permit application seem standard—new electrical, new fixtures and furniture, and adding a deck to the building’s Western Avenue-facing facade, which sits just north of Ralph's shopping center. But considering McKillen’s high-end past projects this makeover could prove to be quite lavish. GayPages.com describes the Coral Sands as a “gay-friendly spot [that] prides itself on privacy.” The motel’s status as a pickup spot appears to have faded, with at least one review on TripAdvisor lamenting that the location is “no longer suitable for cruising,” citing the presence of families and kids at the hotel and in its whirlpool, as well as the disappearance of porn from the TV lineup.

Not for me. When I was in the military, we were ordered to have a flu shot. I was inoculated and got so sick I could not get out of bed for several days. I have never been so sick as then. I never took another flu shot since and have never had the flu, ever. Good luck and congratulations to those who have no reaction to the influenza vaccine.

- https://www.buzzhighlight.com/transgender-man-shares-incredible-before-after-progress-photos/ -

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- It means you keep very accurate records if the 1,202 number is correct. -

In the case of rentmen, "reasonable proof" is advertising money they receive for having ads posted on their site. Some rentmen ads cost up to two hundred dollars each month, depending on what type of ad the advertiser wants. If you consider there are at least five guys in this scheme (with a handler), the money rentmen makes is encouragement for rentmen to allow "reasonable proof" of verification of "borrowed photos" from sources other than the actual escorts who show up when ordered.

You are very observant. The rentmen advertisements you snagged were recently being shown in Los Angeles on rentmen, with the same guys. Take a look at the below linked thread and you will see links to the same ads when those guys were in California https://m4m-forum.org/threads/victor-jokers-in-los-angeles.155275/

You are not alone - except I will add - can't wait to travel at all