Rentmen Hacked?

[escortrod]

How?

On rent.men (I don't know if this applies to rentmen.com) I go to the search box at the top right of the webpage, choose a location from the dropdown list that appears, then select 'clients' from the subsequent filters.

[Good Grief]

'scuse the post. Pardon.

 

EDIT: WAIT a minute. Based on my year-and-a-half RM membership, it's NOT new.

 

Have had messages from clients regarding my reviews along with messages from offerors because I've viewed their profiles pretty much since I first signed up.

 

I'll slink away, belly against asphalt.......................sorry I chimed in.

[escortrod]

Interesting.

You can search clients based on the same criterion as is available to search escorts: age, height, weight, ethnicity, style, etc?

 

(I, likewise, have gotten messages out of the blue from escorts I've never browsed and also from other clients - neither bothers me.)

Yes, though it seems that most clients don't fill in most of those fields.

 

I just used the function for the first time as a consequence of this thread, and immediately got messages from some of the clients whose profiles I had viewed. Interesting.

[escortrod]

I'll slink away, belly against asphalt.......................sorry I chimed in.

New to @Mount N Do. Thus the curiosity. Sorry if I have offended, but the answer really was in the same sentence.

[Mount N Do]

I'll slink away, belly against asphalt.......................sorry I chimed in.

Lol, stick around. No harm, no foul.

[+ Keith30309]

Weeeellll.... I just lost 30 pounds and gained 3 inches.

'merika is feeling great again.

[MikeyGMin]

I have a profile set up because it's easier just to refer a new guy to the profile to see if we're a good match. That way I don't have to go into much detail during the initial text. Just ask him if he has checked out my profile and are we good to go.

 

I had one public picture (full face) and a number of private pictures that were password protected. I don't have huge privacy concerns and figured if anyone stumbled upon the profile it was no big deal for them to see that one picture.

 

What I didn't realize, because I always use a tablet, is that when someone is using a laptop my public picture appeared right next to my user account name on reviews I have submitted. Even I don't want my headshot out there for every Tom, Dick or Harry who views an escort's profile! Luckily, a couple of my favorite Latino boys pointed this out to me and I was able to fix the situation.

 

Fun times in cyberspace...

[+ Keith30309]

I have a profile set up because it's easier just to refer a new guy to the profile to see if we're a good match. That way I don't have to go into much detail during the initial text. Just ask him if he has checked out my profile and are we good to go.

 

I had one public picture (full face) and a number of private pictures that were password protected. I don't have huge privacy concerns and figured if anyone stumbled upon the profile it was no big deal for them to see that one picture.

 

What I didn't realize, because I always use a tablet, is that when someone is using a laptop my public picture appeared right next to my user account name on reviews I have submitted. Even I don't want my headshot out there for every Tom, Dick or Harry who views an escort's profile! Luckily, a couple of my favorite Latino boys pointed this out to me and I was able to fix the situation.

 

Fun times in cyberspace...

Oh, that reminds me.

When you upload images the metadata is sometimes carried with it.

I was looking at the image of a guy on Seekingarrangement and he had taken the pic with an iPhone.

Associated with that image was the name of his device ("Bob's Iphone"), the date/time stamp when it was taken, the latitude/longitude/elevation where the pic was taken (in this case, Google Maps revealed it to be an apartment building outside Houston), and the folder where it had been stored - which contained his full name.

 

I've since begun scrubbing all the data from any image I upload.

 

Food for thought.

[+ KinkyNEguy]

Agreed. I feel a lot of people are unaware how much data they actually share with the wider world. Not their fault. Technology expands so far and we are not skeptical enough. except the folks who go too far - we know who you are! :-)

[Good Grief]

New to @Mount N Do. Thus the curiosity. Sorry if I have offended, but the answer really was in the same sentence.

 

No offense.....

[Mount N Do]

Okay folks, now I'm lmfaoooo! My last four profile visits have all been from other clients. In order from: DC, Tampa, Jersey City and Dallas. The last guy actually emailed me that he'd like to get together. I'm being played folks, skillfully played... but I'm game.

[Mount N Do]

Hacked is the wrong word for what you're experiencing. Hacked goes more in line with "The password I use for RM is also the password I use for XX and my account at XX has just been access by an unauthorized individual to make $XXX,XXX.XX in purchases." and even then that doesn't mean RM is "hacked".

Good points all. I'll retract my assertion. After all the unexplainable activity, I think it's more appropriate to label it...

"Rentmen JACKED!";)