Narratives in RM's ad via https://hide.me.com

[+ Axiom2001]

Last week I found out how to access the narratives from RM's site. You go to the website that's in the title and type in https://rentmen.eu/escort's name. Most of the ads that I've consulted do contain some helpful information per the narrative portion submitted. It's helped me; I've read what I've previously written as well as those of some men who have intrigued me and those with whom I wanna play-- long and hard!

[peter831]

I tried using hide.me in the past and had lots of problems getting it configured on a Mac. I recently set up ProtonVPN. It was easy and works well to be able to access comments on rentmen reviews. They have a free plan and some premium plans for more devices and higher speeds. https://protonvpn.com/

[+ JEC]

You can also use the TOR browser. TOR uses the "dark web" which means that it hides your IP address as the "person" accessing a site. Since the passage of SESTA/FOSTA, the RM sites hide the comments for any US IP Address. TOR establishes a "ghost" IP address for the user in some european location.

 

Also since the passage of SESTA/FOSTA, I will only use TOR to access the RM site since it is one more measure of confidentiality protection.

 

You can search for and find the TOR browser on the web and install it. Once installed, its as simple to use as any browser. NOTE performance is a bit slower, so you wont want to use TOR for everything.....

Edited June 26, 2019 by JEC

[kevininsa]

hide me won't come up. :-(

[+ azdr0710]

https://hide.me/en/proxy

 

I have better luck using the Google Chrome browser for this and I usually have to accept the privacy policy several times

[+ Axiom2001]

https://hide.me/en/proxy

 

I have better luck using the Google Chrome browser for this and I usually have to accept the privacy policy several times

 

In another post- we were advised NOT to use https://hide.me by itself but to use what's quoted: https://hide.me/en/proxy to keep from getting a virus, etc.

[+ Axiom2001]

You can also use the TOR browser. TOR uses the "dark web" which means that it hides your IP address as the "person" accessing a site. Since the passage of SESTA/FOSTA, the RM sites hide the comments for any US IP Address. TOR establishes a "ghost" IP address for the buser in some european location.

 

 

Also since the passage of SESTA/FOSTA, I will only use TOR to access the RM site since it is one more measure of confidentiality protection.

 

You can search for and find the TOR browser on the web and install it. Once installed, its as simple to use as any browser. NOTE performance is a bit slower, so you wont want to use TOR for everything.....

 

THANK YOU!

 

In another post- we were advised NOT to use https://hide.me by itself but to use what's quoted: https://hide.me/en/proxy to keep from getting a virus, etc.

[crushme99]

In another post- we were advised NOT to use https://hide.me by itself but to use what's quoted: https://hide.me/en/proxy to keep from getting a virus, etc.

 

When I use the /en/proxy website:

1.) I enter the RM guy's URL into the search field

2.) I am very briefly taken the the guy's RM page

3.) I accept the privacy policy and click to enter

4.) The guy's RM page again very briefly pops up

5.) I'm taken back to the privacy policy RM page

6.) And over and over and over

 

The https://hide.me website did not do this. It does this both in Chrome and Safari. Thoughts?

[+ azdr0710]

When I use the /en/proxy website:

1.) I enter the RM guy's URL into the search field

2.) I am very briefly taken the the guy's RM page

3.) I accept the privacy policy and click to enter

4.) The guy's RM page again very briefly pops up

5.) I'm taken back to the privacy policy RM page

6.) And over and over and over

 

The https://hide.me website did not do this. It does this both in Chrome and Safari. Thoughts?

 

that happens to me, too.......but, eventually, after accepting the privacy policy many times, I'm in......using Google Chrome and the en/proxy site......