Braziliancutee Posted December 17 Posted December 17 Hey guys i would like to share here that over the last few weeks, talking with some clients, I’ve heard the same story from more than seven guys: i hired this guy and when I went to the bathroom i saw he was taking pics from my credit cards or even going through my wallet and taking more money. if is the first time u are going to meet the guy don’t go with wallet. And be careful especially with the “cheap” guys bc a lot of them are really desperate for money. + KensingtonHomo, + Pensant and Anthony 1 2
BeamerBikes Posted December 17 Posted December 17 Yeah, I’ll usually bare down my wallet to just some essentials, but even an ID and single credit card can be an ID theft’s great start. Credit freeze/lock and keeping strong unique passwords on MFA and your emails will go a long way. Very least, always keep an eye on your card transactions! Lot easier to clean up while it’s small. Anthony, + PhileasFogg and + Pensant 2 1
Braziliancutee Posted December 17 Author Posted December 17 10 minutes ago, BeamerBikes said: Yeah, I’ll usually bare down my wallet to just some essentials, but even an ID and single credit card can be an ID theft’s great start. Credit freeze/lock and keeping strong unique passwords on MFA and your emails will go a long way. Very least, always keep an eye on your card transactions! Lot easier to clean up while it’s small. Yeah!! Or just use Apple Pay. I always say to my clients only use Apple Pay is the same thing and more safe.
jmichaeliii Posted December 17 Posted December 17 With anyone new, I pay for the hotel room then put the wallet back in my car. + Pensant 1
Braziliancutee Posted December 17 Author Posted December 17 (edited) 11 minutes ago, jmichaeliii said: With anyone new, I pay for the hotel room then put the wallet back in my car. That’s awesome! I had a client who hired me a few days ago and after he left the room for me and let me order room service. Very very cute Edited December 17 by Braziliancutee + KensingtonHomo 1
+ KensingtonHomo Posted December 17 Posted December 17 Thanks for the heads up @Braziliancutee We generally host and if it's someone new, I put our wallets in a lockbox.
+ KensingtonHomo Posted December 17 Posted December 17 1 minute ago, Braziliancutee said: That’s awesome! I had a client who hired a few days me and after left the room for me and let me order room service after. Very very cute I love to bake and when we have guys over, I offer them homemade cookies and ice cream.
Braziliancutee Posted December 17 Author Posted December 17 2 minutes ago, KensingtonHomo said: I love to bake and when we have guys over, I offer them homemade cookies and ice cream. That’s so cute! Sometimes we stay all day without eat.
+ Just Chuck Posted December 17 Posted December 17 I own several Pelican Cases of various sizes. The Harbor Freight knockoff Apache cases would work too. If I host, I like to throw my valuables and sensitive data into a Pelican case then run a steel cable around something that would require tools to move (like the piping under the sink.) and connect the case to the cable with a sturdy padlock. If I visit rather than hosting, I do nearly the same, but I lock the cable to the child safety seat anchors in the hatchback of my SUV. Someone with a set of boltcutters or other special tools could steal my stuff, but someone won’t be able to grab-and-go without tools. + Pensant and Anthony 1 1
+ Act25 Posted December 17 Posted December 17 When I'm meeting someone for the first time I carry the absolute minimum. Cash for fee & tip, car key, phone only if I need to communicate with them, maybe glasses (sun & reading - both cheap). If I'm hosting somebody new everything important is hidden. MikeBiDude, Anthony and + Pensant 1 2
+ PhileasFogg Posted December 17 Posted December 17 Since I usually host, it's more likely that I'd have valuables locked up in the safe on a first time visit - fortunately, I didn't feel the need to do that a couple weeks ago with @Braziliancutee in New Orleans. 😇 But, there's no telling what happened with his wallet when HE was in the shower 😄 + Pensant 1
Anthony Posted Wednesday at 10:54 PM Posted Wednesday at 10:54 PM 4 hours ago, Just Chuck said: I own several Pelican Cases of various sizes. The Harbor Freight knockoff Apache cases would work too. If I host, I like to throw my valuables and sensitive data into a Pelican case then run a steel cable around something that would require tools to move (like the piping under the sink.) and connect the case to the cable with a sturdy padlock. If I visit rather than hosting, I do nearly the same, but I lock the cable to the child safety seat anchors in the hatchback of my SUV. Someone with a set of boltcutters or other special tools could steal my stuff, but someone won’t be able to grab-and-go without tools. Holy smokes that's insane. At the point, I rather not even meet the person. + WstVlgChris, + Pensant, liubit and 1 other 4
Anthony Posted Wednesday at 10:55 PM Posted Wednesday at 10:55 PM 7 hours ago, Braziliancutee said: Hey guys i would like to share here that over the last few weeks, talking with some clients, I’ve heard the same story from more than seven guys: i hired this guy and when I went to the bathroom i saw he was taking pics from my credit cards or even going through my wallet and taking more money. if is the first time u are going to meet the guy don’t go with wallet. And be careful especially with the “cheap” guys bc a lot of them are really desperate for money. I always feared this happening to me. I bring my bag and everything with me to the bathroom or always make sure its in sight.
+ Pensant Posted Thursday at 12:28 PM Posted Thursday at 12:28 PM Always in the hotel safe if hosting in a hotel. I’m moderately paranoid in any case! At home, always well-hidden; however, I’ve never had any issues in over 20 years of hobbying. liubit, Nue2thegame, + JamesB and 4 others 5 2
simongayx Posted Saturday at 03:01 PM Posted Saturday at 03:01 PM Interesting thread, though I have never had any suspicions of the masseurs I have hired. I only do outcalls, but after reading these experiences I will only bring cash and my phone in future. And I turn my phone off as soon as I arrive at his place.
+ DrownedBoy Posted Saturday at 11:21 PM Posted Saturday at 11:21 PM On 12/18/2025 at 6:28 AM, Pensant said: Always in the hotel safe if hosting in a hotel. I’m moderately paranoid in any case! At home, always well-hidden; however, I’ve never had any issues in over 20 years of hobbying. Ditto for the hotel. If it's an incall, anything takeable (wallet, keys, computer, etc.) is locked away in a side room. (if they want to steal my TV, they can have at it - it's almost 20 years old and not very smart) + Pensant and thomas 2
+ Pensant Posted Sunday at 12:15 PM Posted Sunday at 12:15 PM 12 hours ago, DrownedBoy said: if they want to steal my TV, they can have at it - it's almost 20 years old and not very smart Fortunately, I don’t own a TV.
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