Beancounter

I will say I had a similar experience - except in my case he referenced our past texts and misinterpreted them, and then when I called that out he got an attitude.
everyone has their right to do their ‘due diligence’, but some feedback if you’re reading this thread is to moderate your approach. 

My interaction with this particular provider left me with an extremely sour taste in my mouth.  I contacted him when he was working in Fort Lauderdale and wanted to set up an appointment while I was in town visiting.  He requested a deposit which I politely declined.  He then texted me a screenshot from Mr. Number which indicated I had been a no-show twice with some other escort.  I have never been a no-show with an escort but he didn’t want to hear my side of the story even though the screenshot also stated I had left 24 Rentmen reviews.  He also left a couple of more disparaging texts.  The whole text conversation was disappointing.   This guy may be the best thing since sliced bread but even bread gets moldy once in a while. 
 
Just know that he uses Mr. Number to screen clients which is fine.  I use Companyofmen to screen providers.  
 
Welcome to the Forum, @ScottB.  You’ll soon learn to take the good with the bad here…..something I’ve learned here in a decade of membership.   Feel free to read my many posts here.  

My interaction with this particular provider left me with an extremely sour taste in my mouth.  I contacted him when he was working in Fort Lauderdale and wanted to set up an appointment while I was in town visiting.  He requested a deposit which I politely declined.  He then texted me a screenshot from Mr. Number which indicated I had been a no-show twice with some other escort.  I have never been a no-show with an escort but he didn’t want to hear my side of the story even though the screenshot also stated I had left 24 Rentmen reviews.  He also left a couple of more disparaging texts.  The whole text conversation was disappointing.   This guy may be the best thing since sliced bread but even bread gets moldy once in a while. 
 
Just know that he uses Mr. Number to screen clients which is fine.  I use Companyofmen to screen providers.  
 
Welcome to the Forum, @ScottB.  You’ll soon learn to take the good with the bad here…..something I’ve learned here in a decade of membership.   Feel free to read my many posts here.  

A shameless confession…..I like the hash browns at Waffle House, scattered and covered of course!

It depends on the site. Rent.men locked all the fun pictures whereas you can still see them on rentmen.eu

Love! Valor! Compassion! A personal favorite movie of mine.

I grew up solidly middle class.  Got a degree in accounting and worked in accounting/finance jobs for 40 years. I did okay but never got a really big salary.    Starting saving for retirement in my 20's via company 401k.  When I changed jobs I ALWAYS rolled my old 401k into the new one.  In my later years I maxed out the annual 401k contribution. Except for a few early years was always 100% invested in stocks and I never panic-sold when the market went down.  
So, start early and be consistent. 
Happy to answer more via PM. 

First, you don't know that
Second, I don't have to explain things to you
Third, re-read my post again.
Fourth, stop trying to be a jackass with me. You're not going to win.

it's NOTHING like it was before - i only joined after the politics board was gotten rid of, but a close friend of mine was bullied non-stop back then - enjoy this forum for what it offers, and just develop the capability to quickly monitor what you read and edit out the silly stuff!
While the negative posts seem to come from members who post too often and are insecure ego-driven types, there are really good people here

Getting rid of the politics forum was the most overt way the atmosphere changed - I never saw such nastiness -- no just some downright cruelty -- enacted as I saw there - and it looks like some of the chief nasties who had no real interest in the board crawled back into their dens. Now all we have is some misplaced inappropriate bravado and bits of name-calling it seems.
That change made it possible for the toxicity to become the aberration, not the norm, and we are all better for that.

Dude is wacko. Stay away. He was verbally offensive and i was little worried he would hurt me
I have copied and pasted the first review comment that @Gar1eth referenced.  The other reviews were favorable.  

I tried this recently with a regular who is very experienced and also knows me by now and how my body reacts. So we tried this without lube early in the morning. I was on top so could manage the pace as he remained essentially passive, except having a raging morning wood. 
 
Miraculously there was no pain and within a few minutes we achieved a complete connection and my internal juices provided the necessary lubricant. Wonderful feeling. 

I suspect there are several members here that have a net worth in excess of $1,000,000 but I doubt many have an income of more than $1,000,000.  
 
I can think of a couple of Forum members who routinely let us know how much money they spend on providers.  More power to them.  I’m envious.  In the meantime I’m content to be able to afford to lay on the beach, enjoy warm tropical breezes and cool waves from time to time. 

I’ll join the fan club. Nice, easy to schedule, focused on you. Best of all, completely no-nonsense and professional.

Quicken/Excel combo like @Beancounter above. 

I use a combination of Quicken and Excel.  Quicken is my check register and serves many purposes: 1) can be tailored to meet your revenue and expense categories, 2) allow for split transactions (useful for credit card statements), 3) reports can be designed in many different ways, 4) allows for multiple accounts (checking, savings, investment, etc.), 5) reconciliation feature.  It can do much more but is a solid program that meets most of my needs.  There is a learning curve and requires you to input data.  
 
Im a retired accountant who used Excel extensively when working.  Excel is a powerful software program that allows me to build projection models, I.e, future and present value calculations, what if models.  
 
Also, there is a website calculator.net that has a ton of calculators that can help you answer a lot of financial questions.
 
Good luck to you.  It’s tough getting started but worthwhile in the end. 

I really like Quicken.    Great for tracking my investments and a good tool at tax time the will integrate with Turbo tax.   I don't like it as much now that is subscription based and you have to renew it every year

I use a combination of Quicken and Excel.  Quicken is my check register and serves many purposes: 1) can be tailored to meet your revenue and expense categories, 2) allow for split transactions (useful for credit card statements), 3) reports can be designed in many different ways, 4) allows for multiple accounts (checking, savings, investment, etc.), 5) reconciliation feature.  It can do much more but is a solid program that meets most of my needs.  There is a learning curve and requires you to input data.  
 
Im a retired accountant who used Excel extensively when working.  Excel is a powerful software program that allows me to build projection models, I.e, future and present value calculations, what if models.  
 
Also, there is a website calculator.net that has a ton of calculators that can help you answer a lot of financial questions.
 
Good luck to you.  It’s tough getting started but worthwhile in the end. 

It’s the Kystle Carrington and Alexis Colby hour.  😂 

It’s the Kystle Carrington and Alexis Colby hour.  😂 

It’s the Kystle Carrington and Alexis Colby hour.  😂 

It’s the Kystle Carrington and Alexis Colby hour.  😂 

Thank you for saving me $8. I'll admit though that I don't mind subscribing to someone's OF for a month if it's less than $10/month. I see it as the same cost of buying him a drink at a bar if I go up and flirt with him. lol.

A couple of pics showing police cars and cops doesn't seem like a police report. And no police department would conclude that a burglary is connected with posts on this site. And I love the client name. I don't know of any attorney who would refer to their client by their Rentmen handle. 
Just when you think you have seen it all!

I **HIGHLY** recommend against hiring or interacting with JesTwink.  
I have not hired him, but:
He's harassed multiple members of this site begging them to remove any discussion of him. He's created more than a dozen accounts to contact people who have blocked him or ignored him. He's submitted DOZENS of reports for various reasons (ranging from DMCA to harassment to stalking) in an effort to get content removed. He's sent dozens of emails/contact us messages threatening the site with legal action. At the end of the day, he's batshit crazy and if he will do these kinds of things... he's most likely not going to respect your privacy and will have no problem continuing to bother/harass you afterwards if he does not get his way or disagrees with what you might say.  
Save yourself the headache and the harassment and avoid him.