crazyivan

6 reviews coming from the same person... That is shocking.

https://rent.men/Brent_Biggs There was a separate topic about him, but the focus shifted quickly. Looks like he did got a good review a few days ago, and it looks like a real review.

Did you met him eventually?

Avoid BenVIP. Constantly checking his phone and cut the session short.

Did anyone saved the phone number he used in the past?

His profile has alarms all over the place. - Very weird and constantly changing traveling schedule, probably just directing traffic for OnlyFans - All reviews have detailed narratives. In general, EU providers' reviews are more likely to contain narratives, but even as extravagant as https://rent.men/DARIOOWEN/reviews/ cannot match him - Shockingly high number of reviews created shortly after account creation. Starting from the second review of page 2, all reviews are within one week of account creation. Page 1 is not too much better. Again, compare it with the link above and you would quickly realize this is very out of the norm - Corresponding Twitter account shows Chicago as location - Requires deposit per https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/117135-411-on-turkishbull-61-39-yo-220-9/?do=findComment&comment=1808113 I did scraped RM's reviews and I know on average how many reviews will have text, and on average how much time happens between the review date and account creation date. I am not saying that he is fake, but any of the alarms above would force me to look elsewhere.

Did you happen to have the phone number from his previous fake profile? I wonder if he uses the same number for scamming.

Discussed earlier here with mixed reviews:

I think he used to be in Montreal under a different name.

I have seen his profile in the past and his traveling schedule is blatantly channeling views into his OnlyFans account. I think he listed NYC, LA and a few cities in Asia for one day only, and back to back.

You made a good point. For some reason he joined the community 1 minute after putting a positive comment here. And the only thing he ever did is related to this thread...

He still asks for 400. Overall a good experience, but I have had better experiences with guys asking 300.

Pretty sure he used to go with another name, and comments were not positive.

It is probably time for you to cut ties with him. If he can deny this, he can also deny other things.

I did meet him and I can testify he is a great bottom!

Now I am not sure if I should reach out. I did saved his number.

I think I have seen his profile before, and iirc there was a thread here about him. The name is Peter or something similar, but nobody took the plunge. Also curious how long he's in town. Edit: I think he was discussed here, if my memories serves me right: https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/leofirexxl-in-fort-lauderdale.161005/ https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/who-would-you-pick-between-these-two.159539/#post-1962687

I think he used to go by the name Chainless and there is a thread: https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/sexy-tall-hung-mediterranean-guy-in-nyc.163380/

Care to point us to the discussion threads?

https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/411-on-ivyleaguehungvrs.157990/ Thoroughly discussed here.

I would definitely choose Pitterxl, but I have seen neither of them. https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/leofirexl-rentmen-dubai.159131/ He was asked earlier but looks like nobody saw him.

The popular 40x income requirement is 3.33x income, and after tax you should get 2x rent income. Rent can easily go above 4k in some areas, but most likely you are not going to spend 4k a month, or at least you can easily control living costs under 4k.

Exactly the guy in title.

How did he end up as "guest"?

I am in no position to talk about how to make money, but in NYC you definitely do not need a car at all. In general, apartment buildings in NYC requires one of the following: 1) 40x rent (all occupants combined, meaning you can add your roommates' income) 2) 1m liquid assets 3) guarantor that makes 80x rent 4) guarantor with 2m liquid assets 5) surety insurance 6) prepay full year rent Note that option 6) is no longer allowed by NYC government, so 5) is very popular now.