Anyone Using GPScort.com?

[Guest Starbuck]

There was a thread about http://www.GPScort.com last summer (started by its founder, Rob). I remembered it once I searched for it this morning after bumping into it elsewhere. (I had Googled a guy who interested me on men4rentnow.com and found him listed on the GPScourt site too.)

 

So I went to the home page of GPScort.com, typed in my out-in-the-boondocks town, set it as my location, and confirmed that the guy who interested me is 8.2 miles away ... interestingly, the exact same distance as another guy who seems to have moved in to the area within the last several months (a couple, perhaps?).

 

My proximity to escorts went into sharp decline immediately thereafter; the third guy was 25 miles away, the fourth was 50. It took until page two until I was seeing the faces of some familiar Manhattan-based men-for-hire. So, slim local pickings for me (no surprise), but I'm curious if other guys (especially other guys in out-of-the-way locales) are finding this site helpful when they are hoping for someone close, convenient and soon.

[Guest countryboywny]

Interesting site. I kind of like that you can enter your location and see who's around. Down side is that I didn't see any reviewed guys.

[Guest Starbuck]

I kind of like that you can enter your location and see who's around. Down side is that I didn't see any reviewed guys.

 

Seeing who's CLOSE seems to be the #1 advantage of the site (and, yeah, there are a number of never-seen-'em, never-heard-of-'em fellows), but there are also well-known, well-reviewed guys on the site ... by the time I'd scrolled to pages 2 and 3 from my location, I'd noticed Killian, Kevin, Joseph Rough, Rick. P, Antton and at least a few other faces I couldn't quickly put a name to.

[Kevin Slater]

The y introduced themselves with a bit of fanfare so I signed up well over a year ago. Have had zero response.

 

Had a problem with my password and they were helpful and friendly in resolving it. I notice that anyone I add to my 'hotlist' is stated as being in London, although the distance feature seems to work.

 

Kevin Slater