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I had a great overnight with him. Very sensual kisser, top and bottom, cums a lot, loves sex. Smart guy as well.

HTH posted this on his twitter as well and said “come get a nude lap dance from me on Sunday”

This guy is a scammer. DM me if interested in further info.

I met him for several overnights in LA, always a great time. His ad is back up in Austin, so he’s on the list for the next trip there.

The discrepancies continue to mount.

Do you communicate with him on IG about his ad on Rentmen? Does he respond about it. Just trying to determine if it’s his ad.

I find this to be very high on the list of things providers affirmatively and explicitly agree to beforehand, and then do not do, and think that’s just fine.

For what it’s worth, there is a prior thread about a RM profile using this person’s photos (taking no position on if real or not) under CoriFrostStud.

I’ve read a lot of short stories that were not this interesting.

Yes, he had a RM ad called Levi Caldwell (and there’s some discussion about him here under that name). He was very engaged as a provider, said yes to everything. I hope he returns as he’s great for hours of sex.

Warning is in another thread, but I’ll repeat it in this thread as well — Beware, this guy is a scammer. I can provide more info via DM if interested.

Beware, this guy is a scammer. I can provide more info via DM if interested.

I think this is the nub of the issue. My sense is many of us here are professionals who now or in the past have treated our own clients with respect, including prompt responses, even if that response is no. And when the shoe is on the other foot, wouldn’t mind similar treatment. And if an escort cannot muster that, we note that, including not extending respect to a complete failure to respond at all, and move on.

That said, I do understand the point you are making, and some grace is required no matter the context.

How many of these people are offering to directly pay YOU money: - Work contacts? Nope. - employees for whom i was their boss. No. - coworkers. No. - service providers or contractors. No. - People who've said they were interested in work around my home. No. - Contractors whose bid I've signed. No. - Friends, relatives, fellow volunteers on a community board of directors. No. Someone wants to pay you $, a response is a small ask.