411 on MrMattBig (Matt Anthony) in LA

[LADoug1]

I guess I did miss some of the information. Are you saying a text/phone conversation means a potential client DOESN'T have to fill out the questionnaire?

[humboldt]

I guess I did miss some of the information. Are you saying a text/phone conversation means a potential client DOESN'T have to fill out the questionnaire?

 

I think that's what he's saying... at least now. But there are mixed messages coming from him. On his website, under the contact tab, he writes: "For those who are new-comers, shy, or busy and on the go, I have provided an easy to use form below." This is the infamous form that requests the client's real name, phone number, email address, age, occupation, location, etc.

 

On that same page, he notes that you are allowed to text or call him, but he adds: "When texting or calling, please fill [sic] free to use the contact form below as a guide to provide all necessary information about you and our future meeting." In other words, if you call or text him, you should still provide "all necessary information" requested on the form, even if you don't use the actual form.

 

This point is reinforced under the bookings & rates tab, where it is stated: "Please fill out the submission form, if you are hoping for a faster response send me a text message and be sure to include your: Name, age, occupation, location, and day and time you would like to meet."

 

In this forum, however, MrMattBig has appeared to walk back a bit on the form itself and wishes to convey that the form is intended to address only three central concerns of his:

 

"1. The prospective client is not law enforcement.

2. The prospective client is serious about meeting.

3. The prospective client will treat me with the upmost [sic] respect."

 

It is doubtful that the form will help him accomplish his first goal. It is more likely that the form will help him with his second goal. (Who in their right mind would fill out the form if they weren't serious?) And I can only assume that it will also help him with his third goal, insofar as MrMattBig will have sufficient data to blackmail his clients if they don't treat him with the "upmost [sic] respect."

[coriolis888]

I think that's what he's saying... at least now. But there are mixed messages coming from him. On his website, under the contact tab, he writes: "For those who arinformations, shy, or busy and on the go, I have provided an easy to use form below." This is the infamous form that requests the client's real name, phone number, email address, age, occupation, location, etc.

 

On that same page, he notes that you are allowed to text or call him, but he adds: "When texting or calling, please fill [sic] free to use the contact form below as a guide to provide all necessary information about you and our future meeting." In other words, if you call or text him, you should still provide "all necessary information" requested on the form, even if you don't use the actual form.

 

This point is reinforced under the bookings & rates tab, where it is stated: "Please fill out the submission form, if you are hoping for a faster response send me a text message and be sure to include your: Name, age, occupation, location, and day and time you would like to meet."

 

In this forum, however, MrMattBig has appeared to walk back a bit on the form itself and wishes to convey that the form is intended to address only three central concerns of his:

 

"1. The prospective client is not law enforcement.

2. The prospective client is serious about meeting.

3. The prospective client will treat me with the upmost [sic] respect."

 

It is doubtful that the form will help him accomplish his first goal. It is more likely that the form will help him with his second goal. (Who in their right mind would fill out the form if they weren't serious?) And I can only assume that it will also help him with his third goal, insofar as MrMattBig will have sufficient data to blackmail his clients if they don't treat him with the "upmost [sic] respect."

 

There is no logical reason the escort needs the information that he asks for in his questionnaire.

 

Any client that answers the personal questions asked makes the client extremely vulnerable to any whim of the escort.

 

Privacy and/or confidentiatity of the client disintegrates upon submission of a completed questionnaire.

[jackjackjack]

Mr. Big wants honesty so here it is... . I'm sorry but there are way, way to many other escorts to hire than dealing with his form.

With that said, I do understand that escorts have to be cautious about LE. and I understand Mr. Big's concern and some paranoia. I'm sure he'll find a balance to minimize his concerns and make clients more accessible to him. After all, he is a hottie.

Edited February 24, 2016 by jackjackjack

[DonaldTramp]

Well you can always give him $240 for a "meet & greet" which is legal.

[+ azdr0710]

let's not piss off MrMB with all this criticism, though some of the suggestions are very important for him to consider....we've chased off a few other good escorts over the years with the board's drama (though some deserved chasing off).....don't take it too seriously, MB, and stay in touch around here.....you'll notice several other escorts maintain an effective presence here, too

[Jayhayche]

This might be naive but doesn't law enforcement have to identify themselves if asked?

No, they can lie if undercover.

[Tigger]

Can they go so far as to make the beast with two backs when undercover?

[sincitymix]

Can they go so far as to make the beast with two backs when undercover?

I believe the only state that allows this is Hawaii. undercover officers are allowed to have sex with prostitutes/escorts.. kind of sucks get fucked and then screwed over.

[+ glutes]

Looks like Mr. Questionnaire has shown up in SF.

Anyone?

 

https://rentmen.com/MrMattBig

[Epigonos]

Let me start by saying that I have never hired MrMattBig but I did spend some time socializing with him at last years Palm Springs Weekend. After being introduced at the Saturday evening dinner we ran into each other at one of the casinos. I can say in all honesty that he looks exactly like his photographs and he was a pleasure to be around. The same can be said for the Pool Party on Sunday. I definitely enjoyed the young mans company and sincerely hope he will be in attendance this year.

[talktomeprodigy]

I think the disconnect here is between the hot escort who exists largely as described in his ad and whom many have found to be quite satisfying Vs. the communication / booking process. When I attempted to book via email on RM, it became entirely clear that an intermediary is involved (call it an agency, agent, handler, PR person, or promoter who is even present in these threads) which is why the clumsy questionnaire is involved. It's a great trade-off for a 23-year old who may not have the time, experience, resources, and wherewithal to craft a thoroughly professional ad (without a single grammatical flaw), develop a professional website, finance the costly monthly ads, respond to a steady stream of inquiries, promote on multiple websites and in forums such as this. It's a business folks, and talent management is much more pervasive than you might think. Nothing wrong with it, but that awareness helps to explain a lot of the inconsistencies and contradictions in this instance and across many threads in the Deli forum. It's the same reason why sometimes you'll hire an escort and he'll show up and when you make reference to what was discussed via email or text he'll look at you with a blank stare as if he's hearing it for the first time--because often he is and his handler didn't cover everything. It's all good and just how it works.

[handiacefailure]

Where is this questionnaire people are talking about???? I like Matt's profile and pics but was hesitant seeing he only has one review one Daddy's. I get into a lot of fetish play and that's why his profile appealed to me but I am not going to give out things like full real name, etc to an escort I've never met. I can't find this questionnaire on his website, is this something he sends out after contacting him?

 

 

 

 

I have no issue telling an escort I'm not in LE (even though it doesn't seem to matter as several others have said if a person is and says they aren't), but the client also takes a chance that the escort could be an undercover cop (one reason I like to use escorts that are reviewed)

[Despardo]

I had a friendly and highly satisfactory email exchange with Matt. I was favorably impressed.

[+ José Soplanucas]

I hired Matt once and it was a very satisfactory experience. I highly recommend him.

[+ Keith30309]

I had the pleasure of spending a couple of hours with Matt this afternoon. It was quite enjoyable. Review in progress.

[MrMattBig]

Hi there everyone. Happy Valentine's Day!

Just switched to a new url for my website and changed my Rentmen ad to match. If we have met before here's the new info so you don't lose me.

And if we haven't met before, here's the new info so you can find me, lol

 

https://www.meetmattanthony.com/

 

https://rent.men/MattAnthony

[+ StLouisOct]

Hi there everyone. Happy Valentine's Day!

Just switched to a new url for my website and changed my Rentmen ad to match. If we have met before here's the new info so you don't lose me.

And if we haven't met before, here's the new info so you can find me, lol

 

https://www.meetmattanthony.com/

 

https://rent.men/MattAnthony

I'm impressed with your marketing skills and commentary on this site. One of these days our paths will cross and I'm sure I'll be a happy man.

[mike carey]

And if we haven't met before, here's the new info so you can find me, lol

I suspect that there are guys here, whether they have met you or not, who would make an effort to keep up with your ads anyway, but thanks for posting the details.