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This guy just joined RM yesterday. Could he be a name changer? What vibe do you get from his ad. He already has two reviews. https://rentmen.eu/Kingthicpole I’m desperate for a thic pole to go inside of me. 😉

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I wish I lived in San Antonio.

If there’s one thing I’ve seen from these screenshots, it is that your dealings with clients is abrasive and argumentative. It appears that much communication is spent proving you’re not a scammer. Could that be what turns off people who contact you and make them decide not to book?

I’ve met providers very open to early morning appointments. They get to see one more client before checking out of the hotel and driving to the next destination.

What do you all think is the reason why Jarrod always gets the flakes and the scammers? Is it really that bad for the other providers? I feel like there’s a side of the story we’re not getting here.

My comment about the deposit is being quoted. This is where I got it from.

I was going to suggest that he stays put in his city, set up his place to be able to host and work on building his client base there. There’s no “capital” to put down this way. But I’m sure I’ll get a long reply explaining why the idea isn’t viable.

I came here to make the same comment. After reading a long post, I came to the conclusion that NO ONE WAS SCAMMED. If I understood correctly, someone might have even made $150 from deposits. It was just a story of a business that’s not doing well.

No disrespect to masseurs offering only Therapeutic massages on MF and RMasseur, but for me, hiring from those sites provides a gateway to “upgraded” services. It’s a “will he or will he not” game. I respect boundaries regardless. If he upsells and I like him, I’ll go for it. If not, I’ll enjoy the massage. What I dislike is a provider who advertises as a masseur and has nothing on his mind but upselling. He should just advertise as an escort.

This has happened to me too and I was at fault. I was 100 short. Wrong math.

I don’t trust myself. I often lose focus on details, like how much I put in the envelope. I also see guys awkwardly trying to eyeball the money so telling them to count it takes away the awkwardness. When I was just starting to hire, I did not like them counting it as if I could not be trusted. Telling them to count it puts me on top of my annoyance. 😀

With me, you won’t have to do that. I always ask guys to count the money as I hand it to them in an envelope. To Latinos, I endearingly say, “Cuentalo, por favor”

As soon as I sense that I am like the one “providing” service to the provider, it’s the end of the line for me. Goodbye!

If the provider I’m hiring does not accept cash, I’m not hiring. It doesn’t matter who they are or where they’re located. It’s that simple.

Any info?

Thank you. May your tribe increase.

No! They should be mindful of how I want to pay. I don’t want to leave a paper trail with these kinds of transactions. Should the provider be involved in a scandal or crime, I don’t want feds tracing anything back to me.

Were you expecting something else?

Simple answer: I am the client and I want to pay in cash. If the business does not accept my preferred mode of payment, I will go somewhere else. In this case, I will hire someone else. Why would I ever transact business with someone who makes it so difficult for me? I am the client, I am the one to be pleased and satisfied, not the other way around.

I figured it out. Select the number like you’re copying it, then a menu appears above. Click “Send Message.” It will take you to your messaging app.

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That’s what I’m doing now. I copying and pasting the number to the messaging app. It used to be easy on RentMasseur. Now it’s a multi step process.

Where on the ad do you see “message me”? I only see an envelope icon and it’s for emailing.