JasonSparksLive traveling pack?

[Hillbillidlux]

A group of three guys advertising they are working for JasonSparksLive are cruising through my state and several surrounding states. Not only are they advertising on RentMen, but they are also heavily cruising Grindr and other gay apps. The names they are using are Cash Lockhart, Brogan Reed, and Joshua James. Anyone know what the story is on these guys? Seems sketchy...

[Paddy]

I've seen the JS pack come through Austin frequently. There's usually one fairly hot one and two randos. Almost always different guys. Sparks seems to use pics of himself from ten years ago. Seems a bit sketchy to me as well. I have Heard Things about him and his models but don't remember much detail other than it seemed a bit unsettling at the time.

[MikeBiDude]

See this thread, and within there are multiple links to more threads discussing the Jason Sparks traveling show...

 

http://www.companyofmen.org/threads/jason-sparks-live-tour-phoenix-az.112387/

[Hillbillidlux]

Thanks so much for the replies! Truly eye-opening!

[marylander1940]

Thanks so much for the replies! Truly eye-opening!

 

I'm glad we're helpful!

 

Xander come back!

 

He feeds his 'escorts' (aka lost homeless youth) drugs and pimps them out on the road. If they don't make enough money, they are dumped off and not let back on the party bus.

 

Jason's asked me to tour with him before. He's quite the business man - which is dangerous when you consider escorts and drugs are involved.

 

So some seem to be saying that Jason's behavior borders on human trafficking and others suggest he may be more a savior! Could someone pick up on Big Val's comments about "all of us being being 'great saviors' at one time or another." Have you been a savior? I have concluded that I have that attribute/affliction. The last three escorts I have been with, I acted thusly: 1. Wrote a (deserved) glowing review on Daddy's and pumped the guy to others so I could assist him in securing more income; 2. Went to great lengths to locate a job for the second guy in his preferred field; 3. Sent $1k to the third guy when he texted me from a bus station, crying, robbed and alone (supposedly). While generosity can be a virtue, do you consider repetitive rescue to be more often an unhealthy trait? Are most serial rescuers genuinely generous, just trying to assist others, or do you think most rescues are really just efforts to buy friendships...to satisfy a desire to be liked, remembered and wanted?

 

Interesting discussion. His website is irregularly updated and the cam shows often cancelled--which makes me think the web presence probably isn't a money maker. He's gone from a mix of BFs and guys on the way up or trying to re-establish themselves in porn to no-name travel partners plus BB on the cam shows---which makes me think the escort thing hasn't been producing enough cash flow (or else, if these stories here are true that his rep is catching up with him). Even if his strategy of hitting second and third tier markets produces revenue, I would guess that he has a high overhead business (probably a large vehicle, carting around stuff). I did hire one of his guys--the guy shortly thereafter left and seemed unhappy with his situation (was fine otherwise as an experience). The whole operation seemed well organized but, but a bit too organized and stilted, with Jason himself reminding me of why I viewed "entrepreneurs" in Atlanta as people trying to fleece other people (and often not very good at making money themselves). Making promises to people in vulnerable situations is the oldest trick in the book, and promising exposure, etc. to wannabes is probably a close relative, so I could see how this could all fit together.

 

http://www.companyofmen.org/threads/watch-out-dc-jason-sparks-is-back-in-town-buyers-beware-highly-un-recommendable.93916/#post-863941