Fartricky89

This…
This is the way providers should react to clients. Open mindedness about different bodies is a huge step in the right direction for the LGBTQIA+ community. We are way too judgmental about bodies, especially large bodies. Time to move beyond sizism and support people in how they are most comfortable. 

This…
This is the way providers should react to clients. Open mindedness about different bodies is a huge step in the right direction for the LGBTQIA+ community. We are way too judgmental about bodies, especially large bodies. Time to move beyond sizism and support people in how they are most comfortable. 

I can’t say I’m not happy that Matteo Blanco and Reno Gold’s cash cow is also going to die on Oct 1…At least for those two. 

I can’t say I’m not happy that Matteo Blanco and Reno Gold’s cash cow is also going to die on Oct 1…At least for those two. 

Have to say I agree I enjoyed him better before hearing him speak.
Enjoy your youth buddy aging can turn the beauty  into big fat Daddy before you know it.

I find some sections of the LGB etc community to be judgmental about body shape and age. They don’t look beyond what they see and they miss meeting some lovely people. 
 
I’m glad I get different body types and a full range of ages as clients on my table because it makes it interesting to  massage different bodies and to meet a variety of people. Everyone can enjoy a great massage. It makes me happy if someone says they were anxious about coming because of their size or age etc but having overcome that they felt comfortable, welcomed and enjoyed it. That makes my day 🙂 

This…
This is the way providers should react to clients. Open mindedness about different bodies is a huge step in the right direction for the LGBTQIA+ community. We are way too judgmental about bodies, especially large bodies. Time to move beyond sizism and support people in how they are most comfortable. 

This…
This is the way providers should react to clients. Open mindedness about different bodies is a huge step in the right direction for the LGBTQIA+ community. We are way too judgmental about bodies, especially large bodies. Time to move beyond sizism and support people in how they are most comfortable. 

No. 
 
Both times I paid a deposit up front, I was burnt. The escort never showed up in either case. 
 
I have offered to pay for travel for an escort. I have also Venmoed money for the escort to purchase some article of clothing or some such prior to a meet. Those in my opinion serve to show my goodwill. But it’s me offering – not him demanding up front. 

Matt is a sweet guy with an awesome attitude. He's up for doing anything and is excellent at making a man feel good. He brought some great toys which added to our experience. He has a great personal website; its content clearly conveys that he is intense about his work.

I, too, have thoroughly enjoyed him. He's bisexual, and I am, too. Very hot. Plus, he's a sweetheart.
 
(edit) I don't want to hurt his feelings, but he could use some better photos. He is much better looking in person. Really beautiful eyes and a tight, sexy, boy body.

I'm a physician.  I have no-shows all the time on my appointment books. EVERY physician does. Any physician who says he doesn't is lying.
But do I DEMAND a deposit from a new patient (or follow up patient) to make an appointment with ME? Nope. I gotta take the good with the bad just like everyone else, escorts included.  
So, to all the escorts reading this (and I know there are many providers who never sign up to this forum but use it for information & learning, so yah, I know you are reading this): HELL NO, you do NOT deserve a deposit.  In the same way, I dont either.   
Dont like no-shows? Work on strategies to diminish them. 
To all my client friends here: the latest deposit-scam I've come across is the escort asking (insisting) for an Uber to bring them to me. Um, yah, no.  Their "Outcall" fee needs to have incorporated all of their transportation costs.  I've politely declined these Uber requests and GUESS WHAT, they all have eventually capitulated.  Dont (ever) be rude, demanding, or inappropriate but stay professional, and decline this not-so-subtle strategy of getting an Uber (a deposit) and you will prevail.  Or just walk away. Why contribute to the downfall of this hobby? 
Love to all
Josh

As a client, I've never no-showed for an appointment.  I have shown up and walked away when the person answering the door wasn't the same person shown in the ad.  I have had multiple experiences with providers who failed to show up at my place or weren't reachable when I arrived at their hotels.  I'm not losing money when this occurs, but it's still a waste of my time, a waste of preparation as a bottom, and a disappointment since most guys aren't just sitting by the phone available at the drop of a hat if someone else flakes out. 
I don't expect a provider who is new to me to do anything for me to prove he's reliable and I don't think I need to pay a deposit to prove I'm legitimate, either.  As far as I am concerned, the trust needs to be a two-way street.  But, again, a provider can obviously choose to run his business any way he sees fit and I, as a customer, can choose to hire him or not. 
 

When Jack Dixon was in LA he was asking for a $50 deposit for new clients, I didn't love the idea, but I paid it. When the timing didn't work out he promptly returned it with an apology. This Rose guy sounds like a jerk though. 

Nope - it’s not for me. He has the right to run his business the way he wants. I have the right not to participate. 😬

I saw him a week ago. Send him a note via Rentmen Messenger.