MikeH10

its a good reminder for sure. there's a couple guys on RM i know are + but leave the field blank, which i generally interpret to mean the same. 
like you said the best policy is to just assume self-reported info is inaccurate and protect yourself - prep and regular testing. 

its a good reminder for sure. there's a couple guys on RM i know are + but leave the field blank, which i generally interpret to mean the same. 
like you said the best policy is to just assume self-reported info is inaccurate and protect yourself - prep and regular testing. 

its a good reminder for sure. there's a couple guys on RM i know are + but leave the field blank, which i generally interpret to mean the same. 
like you said the best policy is to just assume self-reported info is inaccurate and protect yourself - prep and regular testing. 

I would always insist on “safe” if I weren’t on PreP. You have to look out for yourself…at least in that regard. 

its a good reminder for sure. there's a couple guys on RM i know are + but leave the field blank, which i generally interpret to mean the same. 
like you said the best policy is to just assume self-reported info is inaccurate and protect yourself - prep and regular testing. 

At the end of the day is up to you to take care of your own health whether is by taking a pill a day, wearing a condom or doing both! 
We've had PrEP for 6 or more years and condoms before, it breaks my heart to see young folks who are HIV+ as if they didn't know better what not to do

experienced the same - found it sometimes required a follow-up text, but also helped to be very succinct & direct with questions, and just propose a specific time to meet. 

its a good reminder for sure. there's a couple guys on RM i know are + but leave the field blank, which i generally interpret to mean the same. 
like you said the best policy is to just assume self-reported info is inaccurate and protect yourself - prep and regular testing. 

I’m not a frequent user on this site and I’m not going to call out names because it’s not my place to do that here and I’m just not going to call specific people out, but I just want to warn others there are guys on Rentmen and Rentmasseur who advertise themselves as “ negative on prep ” when I know these people are actually hiv +……Please don’t be naive and just because someone says that, doesn’t mean it’s true….please take care and protect yourselves guys. I personally think RM sites need to take that off there since guys are not truthful……

experienced the same - found it sometimes required a follow-up text, but also helped to be very succinct & direct with questions, and just propose a specific time to meet. 

forgot to post an update - i've met him twice now and recommend. can share more info if needed

forgot to post an update - i've met him twice now and recommend. can share more info if needed

Yikes!
....just another example of a beautiful guy desecrating his body with scads of ugly ink.
...Is his thinking so myopic that he doesn't realize that as the years pass the laws of gravity kick in, his skin will sag, the ink will fade, and he will look like a freakish mess.
BoZo
 

I am genuinely confused due to the amount of positive reviews on this provider. 
rentmasseur: https://rentmasseur.com/Cortiz
I scheduled and arrived and the person who met me was not the person in the photos. He had a similar face, but was definitely not in any shape like the photos suggest. When I brought the profile photos up on my phone and asked point blank "Is this you?" He replied "No that is my roommate." I immediately left. I don't know how he could be receiving these great reviews unless my experience was the one time he opted to substitute with a less hot look alike??? 
Rating this one : F

Thank you. I didn't know about wildcard searches. Obviously.
 

since he always uses a variation of the same name, you can do a wildcard search (David_*) to find past threads -- https://www.companyofmen.org/search/?q=david_*&quick=1&type=forums_topic&nodes=82&updated_after=any&sortby=newest&search_and_or=or
most recent one was less than a week ago with previous username(s): https://companyofmen.org/topic/144496-411-david_hnol/
someone in that thread mentioned that name changes won't be allowed after Aug 1, so hopefully the shenanigans will stop. 
edit: to answer your actual question, i haven't actually met him. talked about it when he was in town, but didn't happen. 

Hey guys. I made good on my promise to take one for the team and see Boe Jack Ryan. Happy to report it was a stellar experience. He’s as hot as his pics, with a handsome face, beautifully sculpted muscles, gorgeous body hair, perfect teeth, hot ass, and a big thick hard dick. Uber friendly, too. I’ll repeat. DM me with any questions. Cheers 

i met him today and i actually thought the pics were accurate - in very good shape, handsome, very personable to chat with. overall it was a good experience and i'd repeat

I may be generalizing, since I did not start using providers until I was past 65, but I am assuming many clients are "of a certain age." I think if you select providers who have been in the business for several years or more, who are not 20, and whose bio and reviews suggest they are professional and a nice person, you don't have a lot to worry about. My regular guys (early '30s, well-assembled, and stunning) tell me they have a wide variety of regular clients, from young professional gym bunnies who don't have time to date or Grindr, to many seniors who want and can afford the very best. By and large, few if any providers will have a long-term successful business if they discriminate on age. Do your research well, treat them as a valued professional, and enjoy! 

looks like his updated/new twitter account is: https://twitter.com/BoeNYCxxx

Hey guys. I’ll take one for the team and lyk how it goes with Bo. Cheers 

Experience reported here:
 

there's a previous thread on him here with some info: https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/132391-411-on-johnny_cage-visiting-dc
I met him last year in DC and had a good experience, would repeat.

I use other methods that I won’t share here, but also Mr Number. I take it all with a grain of salt. It’s not 100% accurate. Lots of the entries are from immature providers leaving comments for illegitimate reasons and I can usually tell pretty easily by the tone and language.
I’ve run some experiments intentionally booking known problem clients just to see if the comments hold any water. The majority of comments are accurate. Some are not. I called a client out on his comments a while ago. He protested and showed me his texts with the providers that were clearly the provider being the problem. The client showed up and was not a problem at all. All was well.
There is no perfect system. You have bad actors on both sides of hiring. Most clients are just fine. If you treat providers with respect, you have little reason to worry about getting comments. We use the systems available, imperfect though they may be. 
Providers use Mr Number to help keep one another safe and to help steer us away from known problem clients. Not just “annoying” clients. Plenty of those out there and we deal with them every day. Those are not a legit reason to post damaging comments. When a client is seriously impacting my business or my own person in a negative way, I feel the need to share it.
I never add a comment because a client simply decided not to book with me. That’s asinine. I only do it in the following cases:
1) No-show with zero contact, no cancellation attempt, no apology, no excuse, no attempt to reschedule. Nothing but crickets for hours or even days later after multiple attempts to reach the client. (most common)
2) Abusive or harassing behavior, stalking (uncommon).
3) Violent and/or threatening client (uncommon).
4) Client intentionally attempting to receive services and not pay (rare).
5) Mental illness (rare). And I don’t mean disabilities. I mean someone who is seriously unstable, like they could be a harm to himself or others, unable to consent, or some other serious issue. Not generally “weird” people, that’s not fair. I get plenty of those. I mean something really serious.
6) Spam, fraud (unbelievably common). “Will you massage my entire boys sports team in one day?” lol so many weird schemes out there from Nigerian royalty asking for gift cards to female porn stars requesting massages and access to my payment information before receiving services. You name it, it’s out there, and it’s constant. Every. Damn. Day. If you advertise anywhere, you’re a target for spam and fraud.
7) Other extreme circumstances that I can’t think of off the top of my head.

While I agree that it is petty and unfair for an escort to leave a negative review on Mr Number for you not deciding to book with him, and that whoever did this is an asshat, the vast majority of the reviews on Mr Number are about people who flake, who don't show up to appointments, who don't pay or don't pay in full, who do crazy shit. 
And there are a LOT of them. Believe me. I would say 90% of inquiries escorts receive are total bullshit from people who have zero intention of meeting up. People who collect a pic or two and then block. People who make plans and then cancel repeatedly, or who play games, or send people to the wrong address. And people do waste your time - asking lots of questions and sharing their specific turn ons and then, when it comes time to make an appointment, ghosting altogether.
I think it's 100% reasonable for escorts to have a means to warn each other and protect each other. I'm aware from reading this forum of the many horror stories people have of escorts being abusive, stealing, etc. But you have to understand that many escorts experience crazy shit from clients and would-be clients as well - theft, mind games, stalking.
Y'all have this forum to look out for each other. Escorts get to have one too. It sucks that people may abuse that service to tarnish a decent client's reputation, but the same could and probably does happen here.