Scott Virginian

He is a member of this forum. Maybe he read what you wrote in this forum topic and is not willing to engage.

Make sure you choose to search everywhere. If you are viewing a thread or category, it will default to search in that area you’re currently in. 

In each of the below, you would get different search results.  

WOW.  Cameron sounds like a winner.  Sorry I did not do a search before.  

Some prior threads:
Cameron Taylor:
https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/115320-cameron-taylor/#comment-1517647
https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/107297-411-on-camerontaylor-of-raleigh-nc-formerly-dc/#comment-1365092
Franco Moretti:
https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/115783-411-on-franco-moretti/#comment-1527980
https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/113034-francomoretti/#comment-1481451
Cameron's not my personal type, but still damn cute.  Franco -- yowza.  Pushes a whole lot of buttons for me.  That shower picture -- hot damn.

Great guy.  Not surprised he has moved to RentMen.  

Totally recommendable. Great fun all around!

The hunk is fine; it's the shoes that kill the buzz for me...  😬

The hunk is fine; it's the shoes that kill the buzz for me...  😬

The hunk is fine; it's the shoes that kill the buzz for me...  😬

Yeah I didn't even notice those the first time I looked at the pic. Those are ugly as sin. It's like he is wearing the squid from the Super Mario video games.
 

Too bad he is wearing Yeezys. 

The hunk is fine; it's the shoes that kill the buzz for me...  😬

The hunk is fine; it's the shoes that kill the buzz for me...  😬

The hunk is fine; it's the shoes that kill the buzz for me...  😬

and then there's the "officially unavailable" social media guys who are more discrete about it:

 

I must have got it wrong. My recent elevator pic from a client visit was the view of the hotel atrium from the elevator 😬

A very few make huge money, most don’t. Some guys seem to think they’ll be able to retire in a year by just posting a weekly movie of them tossing themselves off in front of a mirror. They soon realise it takes more work than that. Then they lose interest.
I have a justforfans. I’m in the top 3% of models on there. I make a reasonable return but I’m not retiring anytime soon! It takes work to build up a subscriber base. I probably spend 2 days a month working on it, and I have a business partner who I pay (from the justforfans revenue) to do the editing and social media uploads etc. He spends a couple of days too. He manages all that admin side and I do the performing and finding guys to collaborate with, and setting up film shoots. 
It doesn’t displace my massage work but it is a nice income stream to supplement that. I think to make having a fans site at least worthwhile you need to find a niche, film good quality content (good lighting, multiple angles, professional editing) and publish regularly.
The problem is that it’s so easy to enter the fans site business that people set up a site thinking they’ll be rich… and now it’s saturated with average content produced by naive models. 
 
 

As long as they are willing to actually do the work. Many younglings think that is easy having sex and getting paid. The truth is that in every profession, success is dependent on hard work and who you know. 

Fair points.  
I was possibly too focused on one facet: new entrants may feel that content creation gives them more choice/control over whom they work with, and that might initially seem more attractive. 
Benjamin's point about a fickle audience is good, and relevant to every form of social media: you have to feed the content monster every bloody day, and even taking a short break can cost you your audience.  At the start, however, some may not realize just how high that mountain is to climb.

Been around for ages as a masseur (and much discussed, very positively), new to rentmen.

Fair points.  
I was possibly too focused on one facet: new entrants may feel that content creation gives them more choice/control over whom they work with, and that might initially seem more attractive. 
Benjamin's point about a fickle audience is good, and relevant to every form of social media: you have to feed the content monster every bloody day, and even taking a short break can cost you your audience.  At the start, however, some may not realize just how high that mountain is to climb.

What @BenjaminNicholas wrote here makes me want to ask a genuine question; hopefully someone knows the accurate information.  Does anyone know (or can someone point me to a layman's explanation from a credible source, and I'll read it) --
-- how does the virus remain in the body, even with medicines coursing through a person, so that it can recur if they stop their meds?  Where and how does it lurk?
-- why precisely is this damn thing so hard to eradicate from the body like so many other viruses that we survive all the time?
Thank you.  Trying to learn.

There has been another thread on this topic, but bottom line: OnlyFans et. al. are a real challenge for the escort business.  Creators can hook up with a much smaller circle of similar hot guys and monetize the product for way more revenue.

I think @BenjaminNicholas and @Jamie21 have it in one. Providers such as the one in the OP’s post are using RM to monetise their sex life, and/or drive revenue to their OF/JFF platforms. 

I have only encountered this scenario once with a provider. Initial contact was fine, he was even charming. Then it felt like I was on a weird job interview with all the questions. It was clear the provider was only interested in clients who fit certain criteria, (age, race, body shape/muscularity, etc.). What I was amused at was when I decided to end our back and forth with a polite “Thanks for your time, but I don’t think we’re a match” he was almost upset that I declined him. 

Whether it’s down to naïveté, ego, youth, hubris, or a combination, they either learn that’s not how this game works, and adjust or they move on. 

There has been another thread on this topic, but bottom line: OnlyFans et. al. are a real challenge for the escort business.  Creators can hook up with a much smaller circle of similar hot guys and monetize the product for way more revenue.