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This may not come as a surprise to some of the veterans on this site, but I just need to state it clearly: A4A has an extraordinarily high number of fakers amongst its NY pro section. Guys who post pics that are not them, and offer services that they won't perform. Low level grifters and scam artists. I have significant experience hiring from Rentboy, Rentmen, and some other sources, and never ran into the problem this consistently. My strong recommendation is to REQUIRE a specific slelfie (like the old three finger selfie approach) before firming up an appointment. If they won't do it, do not proceed. Caveat emptor

Answered my own question. Asked the guy to send me a three finger selfie with the tattoo in question featured, and he wouldn't/couldn't. He finally did send a pic that looked nothing like the god in the pictures. I am coming to the conclusion that the A4A pro site has 80% fake pictures.

https://www.adam4adam.com/profile/view/Texasbiggie Can you tell I like 'em big? Any thoughts or experience?

To me, it is all about recent photos. I give credit to someone like Tommy Deluca; I haven't seen him personally, but I have watched his photos change as he matures. there are some other guys on RM in NYC who have been using the same photos for years and years. In this case,for example https://rentmen.eu/AliAlexander, some of those photos are close to 10 years old. Unacceptable.

Research purposes only ; )

https://www.adam4adam.com/profile/view/HugedickTommy Any experience with this wonder?

I think you are making this more complicated than it needs to be. It's actually pretty simple: I tell guys I hire that having them cum is one of the things that makes the session a success for me. It turns me on. I am a cum guy. Sometimes, after I cum or while I am cumming, a good escort will finish himself off, or allow me to do it for/with him. Other times, once I cum they immediately break off contact, get up to use the bathroom, or make a move to put their undies on, sending the signal that the session is over. In such instances, they are "saving themselves" so that they can have another appointment (I frequently see guys during the daytime -- its how my schedule works). A good escort, if he has agreed to a session and understands the criteria for success of the appointment, will honor his commitments. Certainly, if he is not prepared to honor the commitment he made in exchange for a fee, he is not entitled to the whole fee.

Ummm...explain please. If a professional sex worker makes a commitment ("I will cum on your belly") and decides not to honor that commitment, how is that my responsibility?

Take a look at A4A - many of the ads say "same day" or "be ready now" and they mean it LOL

I have an observation coupled with a plea for understanding: At the risk of generalizing, it seems to me that the pros on RM usually prefer/require several hours if not a day advanced notice when making an appointment, whereas the guys on A4A will stop talking to you unless you are ready to unzip within the hour. In both cases, they seem to get annoyed if you request the other approach. For example, I have had pros on A4A block me the minute I indicated I was inquiring for tomorrow, not the next 20 minutes. And as others have pointed out, even when the RM green light is on ("available") guys will explain that they are at work but could be there in about 12 hours... ; ) . Just pointing out that what seems like common sense or courtesy to some can be the opposite to others. It is not always easy for us clients to navigate this stuff.

I disagree, Ben. I for one don't come here for consensus, but I do come here to learn other viewpoints and perspectives, and to sense-check my own perspectives. Reading the range of opinion has, over the years, been frequently entertaining, occasionally frustrating, but almost always enlightening.

That sounds a wee bit catty. Yes, I would be "predictably disappointed" (and have been from time to time) if I hired a sex worker to perform the services that he advertised he was able and willing to perform ("ten inches of rock-hard cock!" "multiple cummer!" "gallons of cum"), spent time before-hand communicating to him what was important to me and setting expectations, only to have him not deliver but still expect all of his pricey fee. Why do so many people on this forum feel like it is ok to be taken advantage of by hucksters? We need to praise the good but also name and shame the bad - that's the beauty of this site. I am very glad that I submitted a negative review of a dishonest RM 'scort that hasn't even been published yet, but apparently he was contacted for a response and immediately took down his RM ad. If a few guys are not taken advantage of as a result, I am happy.

"My motto is if they cant get hard thats on them if they cant cum thats on you " It's not "can't", it's "won't" - they are saving themselves up to do another round.

Of course, it is not just about getting hard. I have had several occasions where guys have failed to cum after I explicitly said that it was important to me. Of course, it is a two-edged sword, because I have also had guys say that once they cum, they can't be fucked or fuck. I have only once withheld a part of a fee for non-performance, and it was an ugly scene. But it is frustrating how many times, as soon as I blow my load, some guy starts pulling on his shorts and making the motions. I find myself getting more and more explicit regarding my expectations as a result.

You are not alone - the new layout is awful. I too struggled, as I try to prepare for an upcoming trip to Belgium. There are two key things to remember that will help your search: 1. Once logged in, from the home page you need to click on the icon at the top center of the page that says "HUNQZ" 2. To search a city, you have to essentially pretend that you are already there. So change your profile to say "Barcelona," then click Hunqz, and you should get a listing. I don't know if this is true for all Euro cities, but I am finding the Belgian escorts to be amazingly unresponsive. Almost nothing back, and I have message 15 or so. Good luck

I had an experience years ago -- would not recommend. PM me for details.

Well, I don't know that it is necessary encoded in the law books, but think about it practically: if there is an undercover cop in a hotel room waiting to nab an escort, how likely is he to whip out his dick or stick his tongue down the guy's throat? It seems like they would need some verbal or written confirmation of the transaction in order to prove that it is prostitution. Years ago I had an instance (as a client) where I went to an escort's hotel room and as soon as I arrived he started trying to get me to spell out what I was paying him for ("If I let you fuck me, you are going to give me money, right?"). I kept it vague, but after about three minutes of wordplay I walked out, never having touched him or mentioned money. Perhaps that was overly cautious, but it just didn't feel right.

I've done a few, some more successful than others. Because we all have different tastes and fantasies, the most important thing is to be explicit up front and make clear what you are looking for from both guys, both in terms of general atmosphere (thuggy and rough, affectionate and friendly, dad/sons, etc.) and the intimate mechanics (just who is topping and who is bottoming...). Describe the scene in detail and then ask: "is this something you could get into?" Unless the answer is an enthusiastic yes, keep looking.

Agreed, but even if he is the guy in the photos, things can still go south with a scammer. I had one guy (who looked like his pics) who had agreed to bottom, but he kept slipping my little tadger between his cheeks instead of into the endzone. After a few minutes of frustrated rubbing, I called an end to it and sent him packing. Luckily he was a twink, so I could intimidate him enough to get him out.

I was foolish - let the little head do the thinking. Among the lessons, if you are seeing someone for the first time who hasn't been reviewed here: 1. If he shows up and he ain't the dude in the picture, don't let him in. If he's been dishonest about such a basic thing, he's probably not going to give you the experience you are looking for. 2. Make sure no small valuables (rings, wallets, etc.) or personally identifying objects (ie, old mail) are in plain sight 3. Don't leave him unattended. I should have said "let's go together to the kitchen to get us a drink" 4. Be prepared with a bluff if things go south: ie "my next door neighbor is a bouncer and a friend -- I just have to bang on this wall and he will be here in a moment, so please leave now" or "I am going to call the police and tell them that you are a date gone bad, so unless you want to deal with them, leave now." 5. Most importantly, if it isn't working or your start to feel uncomfortable, end it quickly, offer him a portion of his fee, and get him out

I came close to disaster with one of these fakers - a real smooth grifter. I was horny and he was the only one available at short notice. I foolishly had him come to my home, and though he wasn't the same guy as in the pics, he looked decent enough. He asked me to get him some water, and while i was out of the room he was looking around the apartment for loose mail with my name on it; he did some instant social media searching with my address, and soon was threatening to shout my real name all over the neighborhood if I did not "tip" him. I got him out, but discovered afterwards that he had stolen some things from me. The ad disappeared the next day. Many lessons learned.

Happened to me too. Makes you think about how completely awful the few guys must be who do have negative reviews up there -- they must be satan or Kelly Anne Conway or someone like that.

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"Only a White guy could have pulled off that degree of fakeness." - Mocha Anyone who would post something like that needs to deeply within himself to try to understand how he reached the point where such fatuous generalizations could be entertained, much less posted publicly. I don't want to pick on you Mocha, but really, stop digging!

Novice, please look up the definition of "client" in the dictionary. Let me explain something to you: I am NOT advertising, I am NOT selling something. I am the buyer. If the escort wants to know something about me, I will be happy to engage in an exchange. But no client has an obligation to post public information about himself anywhere. As for Zachary Prince, where is my "incredible sense of entitlement?" I am asking to have a look before I commit to the encounter, before I fork over several hundred dollars. Entitlement? No. Common sense? Yes.