coriolis888

Sorry to disagree.  
The other day I rented a car and the guy waiting on me was exceptionally handsome and masculine.  But - - -  he had nail polish on his finger nails.  
I know some people find nothing wrong with that.  However, when a guy works with the public and has nail polish on his fingers, it tells me he wants to be different and also tells me has not much to do with his time.  
After I was finished with the rental paperwork, I waited outside for the car to be brought to the pick up area.  A couple not known to me was also waiting for a car to be brought up for them.  The wife of the couple said to her husband, "Honey, did you see that man's finger nail polish?  How silly he looks."
I could not help but laugh at her comment.  
So, I guess fingernail polish is not accepted by all.  
 

Ah, I see. I guess I see the reviews because I am also outside of USA. 

I hope not !
Somehow, he convinced rentmen to remove most of the terrible reviews his previous clients made about him.  He also changed his ad name.  
This latest stunt causes me to rely on rentmen a lot less than I did before I saw the narratives and bad reviews removed with the new ad and the name change.  
Buyer beware.  This is a bad guy.  
Also, one of the reviewers said that he is Spanish.  He is Brazilian.  

Met him. Didn’t do a thing for me. Too many miles on the odometer. Nice guy though. We had a nice chat. 

And you haven't? 😁
Everybody changes over 10 years. 

I think you read my post too fast because you seem to have missed the point.  
It was the woman who was waiting with her husband where I was also waiting for a rental car who commented about the guy's fingernails.  
I said nothing to either of them.  Therefore, you might want to "try to be a little more open minded, I invite you." (to quote you). 
Please remember this is a forum/site for exchanging ideas.  It is not a site to try to start an argument as your post so clearly shows. 
There are many things I read that I do not like but I do not respond with insults to the author.

I think you read my post too fast because you seem to have missed the point.  
It was the woman who was waiting with her husband where I was also waiting for a rental car who commented about the guy's fingernails.  
I said nothing to either of them.  Therefore, you might want to "try to be a little more open minded, I invite you." (to quote you). 
Please remember this is a forum/site for exchanging ideas.  It is not a site to try to start an argument as your post so clearly shows. 
There are many things I read that I do not like but I do not respond with insults to the author.

Your post merely joins the previous nonsense already presented by "@LookingAround" copied and quoted immediately below:
"@Coriolis888 that same woman speaking to her husband would have a few choice words to say to her husband about your activities, I imagine, if she only knew. Try and be a little more open minded, I invite you." 
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If you go back to my original post, I merely reported on a conversation I witnessed at a car rental agency concerning a male worker there that was wearing fingernail polish on his nails. 
Your buddy went off track from the thread subject and posted his above inappropriate quoted nonsense.  
For reasons well known to you, you decided to continue with his inappropriate behavior and go further off topic with this thread.  
Grow up and stay on the subject of this thread.  
This thread is about "fingernails polished" but with your comment and the prior comment from your forum buddy, the two posts are off topic.    
In other words, stick to the thread subject matter rather than expand on a nonsensical hypothesis.   

Polish is fine if the provider is a bottom or versatile.... not so much for tops 😆

I admire his ability to be quite sexually active quite late in life, I hate his books so very very very much.  
I enjoyed this thread a lot, thanks to everyone who contributed.

I can get past nail polish with no problem. Lipstick, eye shadow and false eyelashes are harder.

This is a stunning amount of projection that you're foisting on people you don't know. It's a lot of rationalization for your own dislike of something. 

For guys breaking norms (and laws and in many cases marriage oaths) by hiring escorts many of you are — dare I say — awfully narrow minded and judgmental. 
 
@coriolis888that same woman speaking to her husband would have a few choice words to say to her husband about your activities, I imagine, if she only knew. Try and be a little more open minded, I invite you. 

If the provider 'fibs' in his blog, treat everything else as suspect.

You are better off using a lap top or desk top.  There is nothing to download except the link I provided.  After the link opens, read where is says to add the site you want to open.  The site is the reviews of the provider.  Quite simple.  
Good luck but be careful if you hire this guy based on the negative reviews narratives.  

Go to this website:
https://hide.me/en/proxy
Then, go to the reviews page for the provider.  Copy the providers review page and paste it to the above link I provided above. 
You will then be able to read the narratives that are blocked to those using regular US computers.  
I think after you read the narratives of people who hired this provider you might want to look for someone else. 
Good luck  

I was told by a provider that when they list their stats on rentmen, it stays like that until they change them. 
SO if they list that they are 19, unless every time its their birthday they get up and change the stats on their profile - it will not change.  I confirmed this with another provider as well. 
 
So, if his profile has been 19 for 5 years, it's just that he is now 24, rather than that he started on rentmen at 15.  Makes much more sense than some of the speculating here!

So we have a photo fraud here.
Photo Frauding is 2nd chapter in the Provider Playbook, after Age Shaving.

I met him. Pics are NOT REAL. Massage quality was poor. He rushed the massage. Rubbed me out and threw me out in under 30 minutes. There went $200. On an air mattress in cheap airbnb.

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.

You are joking, I hope. 
I did not say " he was online as an underage."
I merely implied that there is a clerical error in the ad that makes the provider appear to be in violation of the law because the error makes it appear that the provider joined the site at age 15.
Title of this thread:  "This has to be a mistake about the age"
 
 

And probably more than a day's worth of sodium, and more sugar than you can imagine!

He is 33 around the waist!

Published in 1998.  Times may have changed since then.  Information may be outdated considering all the technological changes in the past 23 years. 

He is 33 around the waist!