Any sites take non-US-citizens?

[+ tassojunior]

A friend from Argentina was doing very well on MassuerFinder. Then they came up with a new policy that you must have a US-issued government ID (drivers license). He got kicked off. They wouldn't take his Argentine passport or Argentine drivers license as ID. I've also heard they do not accept the non-citizen drivers licenses issued by some states. I was surprised but then I heard many, if not all, the masseur/escort sites have the same policy.

 

Does anyone know if M4Men, Rentmen, or any other sites do not ask for US ID? This is terribly important to many guys.

 

Thx in advance.

[+ sync]

I was never aware of this policy. I'm curious to know when this policy began and what prompted it.

[Chuckball]

There are plenty of Canadian escorts advertising on Rentmen. I suspect any requirement for proof of American citizenship applies only if you advertise on a site in the US where one cannot state hourly rates. I note that when American escorts visit Canada and use their American profile it is always without rates. I don't know how this is handled when Canadian or non-US escorts visit American cities.

[+ José Soplanucas]

Those guys should open an ad in their countries of origin, establishing their home base, for instance, in Buenos Aires. Then they can travel to any place.

[FTM Zachary Prince]

RentMen definitely doesn’t ask for US ID. Just look at how many guys are using it in Mumbai...

 

I heard of another site changing it’s policy after SESTA/FOSTA to require US ID for anyone who wanted to post ads within the US. I assume this is to protect themselves from accusations of facilitating international human trafficking...

[+ tassojunior]

Those guys should open an ad in their countries of origin, establishing their home base, for instance, in Buenos Aires. Then they can travel to any place.

 

That's exactly what I was going to suggest to him. Although MasseurFinder may catch on.

 

I was never aware of this policy. I'm curious to know when this policy began and what prompted it.

 

A few months ago when SESTA was being passed MassuerFinder started a lot of weird things like requiring shirts and no reviews and no contacts after midnight. They also demanded US-issued ID's from all the providers and kicked off all the ones who couldn't provide one (at least all latins). Maybe to get on Trump's good side?? Anyway I heard many if not all sites have a similar policy, even for the US-issued state ID's for non-citizens.

 

As Lat mentions, this is weird since anyone registered in their home country can "travel" to the US.

[+ tassojunior]

I imagine RentMasseur is almost as big as MasseurFinder now. Any experiences with non-US id's?

 

correction: I checked and RentMasseur has very few listings, especially compared with MasseurFinder.

Edited August 23, 2018 by tassojunior

[Wolfer]

I imagine RentMasseur is almost as big as MasseurFinder now. Any experiences with non-US id's?

Rentmasseur is operated by the same company as Rentmen. Since Rentmen doesn't ask for an ID, maybe Rentmasseur doesn't either.

[JayJonathan]

I imagine RentMasseur is almost as big as MasseurFinder now. Any experiences with non-US id's?

 

correction: I checked and RentMasseur has very few listings, especially compared with MasseurFinder.

 

It depends on the location. In Canada, the opposite is true. In Toronto, there are 68 listings on RentMasseur (all we need is one more ), whereas there are only 8 listings on MasseurFinder, two of whom are visitors. For Montreal, it's 29 vs 5, and Vancouver, it's 24 vs 4.