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I am using Firefox on windows and it fails due to a security issue:
"An error occurred during a connection to hide.me. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length."
Further digging indicates that there might be a problem with their certificate and in this case considers it bad enough that you can't override it and go ahead.
Be careful with things that are "free" like VPN services. If you're not paying for it, you're not the customer, you are the product.

He is very big, a nice guy, excellent performer, one of my favorites, been hiring him for years, can't imagine anything going wrong if you hire him.

Its aleays a pleasant surprise when the tral thing turns out to be bigger than advertised. Happened to me recently and the provider got a tip, which I usually don't give.

Limiting to allow only one review per client/provider would be a better interim way to increase rating reliability.  If you later want to rate them higher or lower after a subsequent visit, then that should be possible.  But, when I see someone has 40 5-star reviews and then realize the majority of those are from 3 or 4 people that rated several times each, the value becomes questionable.

Limiting to allow only one review per client/provider would be a better interim way to increase rating reliability.  If you later want to rate them higher or lower after a subsequent visit, then that should be possible.  But, when I see someone has 40 5-star reviews and then realize the majority of those are from 3 or 4 people that rated several times each, the value becomes questionable.

I am using Firefox on windows and it fails due to a security issue:
"An error occurred during a connection to hide.me. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length."
Further digging indicates that there might be a problem with their certificate and in this case considers it bad enough that you can't override it and go ahead.
Be careful with things that are "free" like VPN services. If you're not paying for it, you're not the customer, you are the product.

I’ll still take RM reviews with a grain of salt but think a paid membership may help weed out some of the fakes. 

this was very similar to my experience.   he was very nice but those pictures are really outdated   i met him pre COVID

Reading the reviews through VPN, the reason for one of his one star reviews was that he asked for the money up front and there was apparently another guy sitting in the dark living room with them.  For me, that second thing would have been a non-starter, if not the first.    Other written reviews all seem positive except one other one star saying he was uninterested

You can certainly get to see a lot more of who he is in his twitter feed which he links from his RM profile.  Not sure how he can command those prices after reading some of those tweets, but good for him if he's getting it
 

You can certainly get to see a lot more of who he is in his twitter feed which he links from his RM profile.  Not sure how he can command those prices after reading some of those tweets, but good for him if he's getting it
 

Reading the reviews through VPN, the reason for one of his one star reviews was that he asked for the money up front and there was apparently another guy sitting in the dark living room with them.  For me, that second thing would have been a non-starter, if not the first.    Other written reviews all seem positive except one other one star saying he was uninterested

As long as he lets me take the undies home in a bag, im down

Not only blue collar, but he seems to have on an old school bluetooth headset in his first pic.  Likely an old pic, though it says he uploaded it last month.

I just started playing around with this myself, but you can do a search in the upper right (maybe start with a word like 'cock'), then more options appear after that search where you can select "near you" and also "advanced options" where you can put in more specific words or exclude others.  I am finding some people that are likely available as they have their travel plans in the username section.

Good.
Good.
And we’re off…..
That’s about 10 years away in "escort time"….just FYI.
Who didn’t see this coming?
You’re smarter than this…..don’t a moron
You are. Next question. 
All con artists "sound genuine". Again, just FYI. 
He is. He’s working 10 other John’s with the same scam and it’s hard work keeping all the lies straight. 
You’re making excuses for him. "Molly, you in danger girl." 
You are. Just keep stepping back. You’ll get the picture….eventually
There’s "being good" and there’s "being stupid". You are currently in the latter camp. "Snap out of it."
You got it. 

I don’t understand why he is texting for 5 or 6 times a day. Stringing you along perhaps? 

Dude, that is an extremely rude comment. What the fuck, man. 

I feel better now. 🤭. 
 

The only real chance for getting that sort of rate is to do the "wink wink" dance on Grindr or Scruff - you can find guys there who are more flexible because they don't think about themselves as pros, and sometimes you can have a good experience that way. Of course, one must be careful and discrete when going down that path.....

He charged me 200 a month ago....
https://rent.men/PRCHORIZOMIGUEL

I met him this weekend.  No sign of partying, he was fully engaged, everything worked and I would gladly meet him again. He's got 40+ 5 star reviews and one bad one that I asked about and he told me what happened.  Can tell you more in a DM

It's wild that he seems to get either 5 star reviews or 1-star. Though, rating things on a scale of 1 to 5 has been ruined since Uber somehow convinced many people that everyone should get 5 no matter what.  I checked a few of the 5 star reviewers to see if they had a single review, but some had reviews of several people making it a little less likely that they are fake.  We really do need an independent place for reviews.  I want to give honest, useful reviews, but doing so on RM I could see how someone might not agree to be hired by me if they saw I had given some less than 5 star reviews.

The Grindr-ization of RM started years ago. Grindr is Grindr, and that's fine. I occasionally use it and have successfully met a few guys for fun in different cities. RM should be RM, but it's not; the communications often mimic Grindr. That's the reason I am far less likely to take chances on newbies than I did in years past.

You should ask him for his ID to prove that he is really 31.