Russell Wilson/Gentlemen of State College

[+ Charlie]

There are four reviews of Russell Wilson in State College, PA (home of Penn State U), including yesterday's. Except for the first, they have appeared almost exactly one month apart this year. Two are by first-timers, one by someone who claims it is his second review, another who claims more than five reviews. What I find odd about the reviews is that not one of them describes any actual sexual activity having taken place--they could have been written by an entrepreneurial college kid fantasizing about what he would like someone to pay him for doing. Daddy has flagged the latest review with a note that it is not normal to pay in advance through Paypal, which the reviewer claims to have done. Alarms are going off in my mind as I read the reviews and the website through which he was hired, gentlemenofstatecollege.com. Does anyone here have any experience with this agency?

 

As a separate issue, is there any way to search the reviews to find others by these reviewers who claim multiple reviews? I used to know how to do it, but I can't seem to find that search function anymore.

[Lankypeters]

I know State College/Penn State very, very well. And although many gay men live there -- in town and on campus -- I can't imagine enough buyers or sellers to sustain an agency.

[Greathands]

The site in question appeared at the same time that HarrisburgBoys.com and BaltimoreBoys.com appeared. In fact, both the State College and the Baltimore sites appeared as sister agencies/extensions of the HarrisburgBoys.com site. However, both the Harrisburg and Baltimore sites are no longer active. I definately question the validity of the State College site.

[Guest Spanker01]

I feel the same way, what actually happened? My gut tells me to be very careful when dealing with this agency, especially when Premier, is right down the road.

[+ Gar1eth]

I feel the same way, what actually happened? My gut tells me to be very careful when dealing with this agency, especially when Premier, is right down the road.

 

Question to Daddy--or if someone smarter than I can pass it along--in the original incarnation of the review site--when someone had reviewed more than one person in the past--there was a listing of who the reviewer had reviewed in the past. I really liked it because it gave me more of a feel for the reviewer--and I felt like I could make a better decision on how reliable the reviewer was. IS there any way to reintroduce that to the current site?

 

Gman

[seeker630]

It's up to the reviewer

 

Question to Daddy--or if someone smarter than I can pass it along--in the original incarnation of the review site--when someone had reviewed more than one person in the past--there was a listing of who the reviewer had reviewed in the past. I really liked it because it gave me more of a feel for the reviewer--and I felt like I could make a better decision on how reliable the reviewer was. IS there any way to reintroduce that to the current site?

 

Gman

 

When someone submits a review, the form asks for number & names of your previous reviews. So, as far as I am aware, that information is only included when the reviewer suppplies it. (And it was the same way in the earlier incarnation.)

[Guest TNT Ted]

As a separate issue, is there any way to search the reviews to find others by these reviewers who claim multiple reviews? I used to know how to do it, but I can't seem to find that search function anymore.

 

Raul Manzo created a program to provide that search information. Here's the link to that discussion:

http://www.companyofmen.org/showthread.php?t=57992&highlight=index

 

And here's a link to Raul's index, which is about a year old. http://www.geocities.com/raulgmanzo/reviews/daddysreviews_24March2008.html.

[lrbigdicktaker]

It seems as though the index does not include reviews of "retired" escorts.

[whipped guy]

When someone submits a review, the form asks for number & names of your previous reviews. So, as far as I am aware, that information is only included when the reviewer suppplies it. (And it was the same way in the earlier incarnation.)

 

Interestingly, the last review that I submitted omitted any mention of individuals that I had previously reviewed even though I was careful not to list any names of persons that have retired or potentially are no longer actively working. I am not sure if this was by accident or design.

 

Also it is possible to research individual reviewers previous reviews by using Google Advanced Search... Simply submit the reviewers name and type daddysreviews.com in "Search Within a Site or Domain"

[+ Charlie]

$1000 per day for four days of companionship and non-reciprocal blow-jobs?! Okliehomo hired three world class escorts to travel to his place in the back of beyond for a mind-boggling orgy for that sum. However, if that's how you like to spend your money, I hope you were thoroughly satisfied with the experience.

[JT Brooklyn]

Retired Reviews?

 

It seems as though the index does not include reviews of "retired" escorts.

 

What would be the point in Reviews of "Retired" Working Guys?

 

Most if not all "Retired Working Guys" would like their time spent in the BIZ to Totally & Publicly disappear.

 

They don't want anything coming up "too bite them in the ass" Now that they are No Longer getting PAID to get their Ass Bit!

[dixietony]

Russell Wilson

 

I was thoroughly satisfied. He actually asked me if I wanted to masturbate with him there. But, it kind of turned me on to deny myself those days.

 

The guy who runs the agency, Peter, seemed the professional in all of my interactions with him. I guess I was taking a risk the first time sending him the money through Paypal. But, I paid with a credit card, and if things weren't legit, I could have disputed the charge. The second time, I had no worries.

 

If they were scamming guys, I hardly think they would go to all the trouble of creating a web site, getting a Paypal account, etc.

 

I didn't trust those issues though. I did some internet investigation beforehand. The agency, "The Gentlemen of State College," is an incorporated entity in PA. There are even articles in the State College and PSU newspapers of its startup and legitimacy.

 

I guess what I'm trying to convey is that I took the responsibility of doing the background work on myself instead of trusting one source.