BCMan Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago I will occasionally see an advert on RM that shows the provider as “available“ into the very wee hours of the morning. Curious if they really are, or is this just some type of advertising to the nocturnal for a later engagement at a more reasonable hour? I would love to hear the perspective of a provider on this. Thanks!
BuffaloKyle Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Client here but just chiming in that the one thing I like about late night meetups is no traffic to deal with if you're the one driving to the meetup. Most providers in my experience don't meet up super late at night but just have to ask. I did funny enough have a initial chat with a provider just the other day asking if he was in town yet and he said he was gonna be here around 11pm or Midnight and that he'd be free at that time.
nomad Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago For the most part, it is casting for leads at more realistic times. Especially anything after 2am. Meeting up with an unknown person for the first time in the wee hours poses risks for both parties. Listen to the head on your shoulders and not the one between your legs. 😆 BCMan and + WestGuy 1 1
Peter Eater Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 11 minutes ago, nomad said: Meeting up with an unknown person for the first time in the wee hours poses risks for both parties. How? lerbut23 1
nomad Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago The witching hour is when scammers are most prone to try to get their rocks off playing games with guys setting up fake meets. Turn the tables and you can be lured to a catfish meet or worse. I would be hesitant meeting new person in a part of town I'm not familiar with. That's just my person survival instincts. Everyone is welcome to do as they wish obviously.
Rod Hagen Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago I get the sense that before my time, in the days of the pagers, most were wee-hours calls.
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