overpri$ed?

[lookin4hotties]

Here's another fun one. I hope this sexy slut poops out little bars of gold.

 

http://rentmen.com/CanadaRaised

 

Rates - Incall: $7500.00 Outcall: $10,000.00 Overnight: $35,000.00

 

Lookin4hotties

[+ dutchmuch]

Perhaps he has the wrong currency?

[flguy]

Try adding a decimal point to the rates on his Rentmen page.

[AdamSmith]

Try adding a decimal point to the rates on his Rentmen page.

Those would be appropriate prices for Bangor.

 

Plus the bonus of all the puns on his city name.

[Guest countryboywny]

Try adding a decimal point to the rates on his Rentmen page.

 

My thought exactly.

[bigvalboy]

So that's $75, $100 and $350 for an overnight? Seems a bit low to me, but then again, I've never been to Bangor.

[Guest countryboywny]

So that's 350 for an overnight? Seems a bit low to me, but then again, I've never been to Bangor.

 

I have... a bit chilly this time of year. LOL

[AdamSmith]

...now we know why Roger Collins was always running up to Bangor on an urgent business matter.

 

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-ZKc03Qf2jCo/VdM93EtmWBI/AAAAAAAACeA/F4y-M-4fKSQ/s1600/Dark-Shadows.jpg

[curiousnomore]

Again, He can value his time. Period.

99+% won't even consider him. But, He only needs one guy.

[+ Truereview]

This is one thing that bugs me about RentMen. If he did add a decimal point, their system just drops the decimal point and adds two zeros to the rate. So 300.00 becomes 30,000. Some great things about RentMen but there are some very strange programming mistakes over there that can be easily fixed but haven't yet.

I thought the Dutch - and many European countries- used a comma instead of a decimal point. I wonder what would happen in Rentmen if one entered a comma instead of a decimal point?

[javo]

lol and only one pic, really?

[Zman]

At 6' and 140# I'd have to see some body pics to be interested. He seems like he'd most appeal to guys who like them slender.

[+ Steve yabsley]

At $350 for overnight, I'm starting to pack my suitcase for a flight to Bangor.

 

Anyone have any data on this guy?

 

Thanks -

[curiousnomore]

Pay Him or Don't. It's His Time.

[marylander1940]

I thought the Dutch - and many European countries- used a comma instead of a decimal point. I wonder what would happen in Rentmen if one entered a comma instead of a decimal point?

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[LADoug1]

His membership on Rentmen has expired. Guess he didn't get any takers at $7,500/hour!