This guy needs a lesson in marketing

[dutchal]

Check out the ad text:  https://rentmen.eu/RafaelKB

[+ keroscenefire]

Yeah I agree. Only had a profile for a couple of weeks and no reviews. Definitely would pass him up.

[Medin]

Does anyone have a clue what he means by "solvent"?  Having the means to pay for his services?   

[Mrmongoloth]

58 minutes ago, Medin said:

Does anyone have a clue what he means by "solvent"?  Having the means to pay for his services?   

You got it. Seen Latin guys commonly use the word “solvente” in their Spanish posts 

[Marc in Calif]

43 minutes ago, Mrmongoloth said:

You got it. Seen Latin guys commonly use the word “solvente” in their Spanish posts 

1 hour ago, Medin said:

Does anyone have a clue what he means by "solvent"?  Having the means to pay for his services?   

It's also a way to avoid writing "generous." Maybe he thinks rentmen prohibits that particular word! 🤣

[TJMS]

LOL! Yes he needs help in more ways than one

[wsc]

Hope, for his sake, he has other reasons for visiting NYC, because, with his Big Ego, I don't see a bright financial future for him in the Big Apple.

[lanyc]

And he's only here for the weekend? Rats.

[Saabster]

More than a lesson in marketing, he needs a lesson in English, especially grammar and punctuation. 🙄

[Luv2play]

He’s a newbie on RM I assume unless he changed his name. He uses two words to specify his intended audience: solvent and VIP. 
I would note he is targeting NYC and it is true there is a lot of money there, specifically in banks. As Willie Hutton once said “I rob banks because that is where the money is”. 
I would say he had the proper focus if he is intending to make a lot of money. The question is, are his marketing skills up to snuff. 
There is nothing in his ad either through photos or text to indicate you could take him out in public to fancy places. There is also nothing to indicate what kind of services he provides that would deserve high fees. 
And finally his single photo doesn’t suggest an elite type of escort, in my humble opinion.

Edited February 6, 2024 by Luv2play

[edinbrooklyn]

15 hours ago, TJMS said:

LOL! Yes he needs help in more ways than one

From the Brass Knuckles School of Charm. What a delight!

[BonVivant]

It’s like the Seinfeld Soup Nazi marketing approach. 
 

There are a lot of guys on here that would get on their knees for him. lol. 

[marylander1940]

23 hours ago, Medin said:

Does anyone have a clue what he means by "solvent"?  Having the means to pay for his services?   

 

21 hours ago, Marc in Calif said:

It's also a way to avoid writing "generous." Maybe he thinks rentmen prohibits that particular word! 🤣

I think he brought that expression from Spanish or Portuguese; it means without debt or financially responsible but colloquially means someone with a lot of money. 

 

19 hours ago, wsc said:

Hope, for his sake, he has other reasons for visiting NYC, because, with his Big Ego, I don't see a bright financial future for him in the Big Apple.

English is not his first language, most escorts usually ask a native speaker to read the ad in order to make necessary corrections. Obviously I don't think he cares about what others think...

 

19 hours ago, wsc said:

Hope, for his sake, he has other reasons for visiting NYC, because, with his Big Ego, I don't see a bright financial future for him in the Big Apple.

Yes, he should aim for markets with few or simply no other choices.

Edited February 6, 2024 by marylander1940

[Martin M]

Apart from his grammar, anybody knows about his massage performances? He is the partner of Jay_Zeus (excellent reviews) for 4hands.

[mentalkink]

I didn't  have my glasses on when reading the ad at first ,  I read "solvent "as "soylent "  and was initially amused  with the connection to the 1972 movie starring Charleton Heston .   

 

 

"Solvent VIPS  are people !!!!"     

[CuriousByNature]

He leaves me with the impression that he was very angry when he wrote the text for his profile...

[DavidNY]

I couldn’t interpret all the *****. WTF?!

[jcmiami1]

I’m Cuban and my interpretation of solvent from Spanish to English is “having the means” - in this case is having the means to pay - it appears he might have been financially screwed over by clients in the past.

[+ PhileasFogg]

The tone has equal sense of both arrogance and tone deaf ignorance. 
 

his issue will be a very narrow niche. 

[Whippoorwill]

This poor boy needs the steady hand of an older experienced man to teach him the niceties of life.

This one is more than I would be up for, but I have often given young men marketing advice, helped re-write their ads, provided financial advice, boyfriend advice, etc. This is one beauty of a May - December relationship, paid or not. The older man provides life guidance and the younger man provides searing hot sex. Works for me. 

[namechanged]

Hi there! 

Sorry I'm late, native spanish speaker here.
"Solvente" on this kind of sites and apps, means: People that can afford VERY EXPENSIVE things, like in this case "Him" lol.