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I've hired him twice and definitely recommend

I've seen him several times. The last time was in January and I'll definitely see him again the next time he's in town.

Interesting...I had a very different experience with him when I met him a few months ago in DC. He was very interactive and had no problem getting hard. In fact he was ready to go at it again after he came, but sadly my ass couldn't take another go.

I had the good fortune of meeting him when he escorted in Seattle. He was fantastic and left a very memorable impression.

I met him when he was in DC and highly recommend him. I would definitely see him again if/when he makes it back to DC.

Tried to see him when he was in DC. Unfortunately he flaked on me a few times so I gave up.

The scammer is still at it 9 months later. I chatted with someone on Grindr who used JohnSport's pictures and he directed me to that rentmasseur.info site. I could immediately tell it was a scam and reported the profile, which is now gone. I came here, searched "johnsport" and found this thread. Unfortunately some guys must fall for this scam or it wouldn't still be in existence. Sad...

I've seen him before too, but definitely under a different name. I came here to see what I could find and instead found the same question instead...lol... I'm thinking of making contact.

Since it seems like that one worked, I had to post another...i think it was from the heyday of Logo's NewNextNow

Not sure if this post will work or not, but this video always makes me feel horny...

I debated posting this because I am a frequent visitor but not a big poster. However, I posted a lot in this thread and recently received a private message from a member who said, "when all is said & done, it appears you actually were quite ignorant about the way the IRS would handle things....you presented yourself as an authority & as a person not to be questioned regarding what you were saying but nearly all of your statements presented as facts have proven to be incorrect..... ya win some / ya lose some......sometimes ya lose them all" I am trying not to be defensive in this post. I just want to say that I was just trying to help by providing information in a situation that was changing daily. I feel proud that to date we have been able to distribute payments to over 120 million people. However, I offended this member which means I must have also offended others, and for that I am truly sorry.

AARP updated the article after this was posted. IRS can't verify eligibility based on info contained in the 1099 so they really want non-tax filers to submit a simple tax form. There were discussion today about basing the payment on the 1099, which is what the Ways & Means committee wants, but what about social security recipients who have dependents? How will they get the extra $500 per dependent. That is still an unanswered question.

We have thought about your scenario too. I was on a call with the IRS today and they said they are planning to use a form similar to something they used in 2008 for stimulus payments for non-tax filers. What this means is since you were not required to file taxes you will have to file a simple form that will qualify you for the stimulus payment. I'm not sure if it will be available through the stimulus portal or if it will be available through IRS.gov. I'll write back once I know for sure.

Absolutey! If you are able to file in the next few days with the new bank account information that will override the account you used in 2018. Otherwise, since you provided bank account info which is now out-of-date, we will try to deposit the funds in that account. It will be returned to us and your stimulus payment will be delayed. If you file this week with the new bank account information you will get your stimulus payment in your current bank account within a few day of April 10.

This is a real problem, which is why we want as many people to file 2019 taxes as soon as possible. However, if someone filed taxes in 2018 with bank account information but they have not filed them yet in 2019, the IRS is including them in the first wave of payments. You correctly point out that some people switched banks between 2018 and 2019. In those instances, the money will be returned to Treasury and those people will go in the second wave (either checks or debit cards to the mailing address or hopefully corrected through the portal).