General Reports

[DJMiles]

I notice that there are lots of really cute Asian women around town, but we rarely see any of them advertise. I can't believe none of them are providers, especially as so many work low paid nail spa jobs etc. Is there a dedicated site they advertise on? I know that prior to the law change about websites, there were private boards for doctors and high-rollers, but they all closed down (so I was told by a provider on them).

[RoadWarrior2K]

Thanks to Doug Stamper on the Daytona forum, there's a much easier way to search for them. Remember the DOS wildcard search with the asterisk? Who knew that it would work here? Just add an asterisk to the end of the 3-letter name, for example Mia*, and hit search. It'll return any reviews that have words starting with Mia. Happy searching.

[Boynton]

You might just ask the provider what she things would be fair.

Always a recipe for success. .

[Otto22]

Wondering what's the norm / protocol for spending the weekend get away trip with a provider. If I'm paying all the expense, do I still pay the daily rate? Interested in hearing from members how you negotiate, what you would be consider appropriate donations for the weekend, etc.

I think it makes a great difference what your relationship is with the provider prior to any trips. I would be reluctant to take a complete stranger with me on any trip out of town. I have, however, occasionally taken a trusted provider with whom I have had a good relationship. In these circumstances the donation ranged from several hundred dollars for a couple of days on the road to no donation in a case where the girl was delighted to fly for free, stay at a 4 star hotel and dine at top restaurants. You might just ask the provider what she things would be fair.

[Monty45]

I just read that a provider changed her name to Ena. As we all know, the search function doesn't work with three letter names, so here's a workaround proposal: When we write about a Mia or an Ida or an Ena, double the name somewhere in the report or in the title so that it reads MiaMia, IdaIda or EnaEna and Voila, it's now a 6-letter name and SEARCHABLE! We can't do anything about the old reports but if we all started reviewing 3-letter providers in this manner, they would no longer be able to hide behind the 3-letter rule. I just ran a test and it works great.

Great Idea, Ill use it.

[Boynton]

Wondering what's the norm / protocol for spending the weekend get away trip with a provider. If I'm paying all the expense, do I still pay the daily rate? Interested in hearing from members how you negotiate, what you would be consider appropriate donations for the weekend, etc.

Yes you pay the regular daily rate since they are on the clock. You are on vacation, but they are not. While you are enjoying yourself they would rather be living their own lives.

Actually, you will also need to cover their per diem (food, drink, candy, etc). Better to take your dog on vacation with you and find a local provider when the mood hits. Pussy is everywhere.

[BoxPounder]

Wondering what's the norm / protocol for spending the weekend get away trip with a provider. If I'm paying all the expense, do I still pay the daily rate? Interested in hearing from members how you negotiate, what you would be consider appropriate donations for the weekend, etc.

[RoadWarrior2K]

Seems like they could just change the search function to make a 3 letter search work. They probably use a caned program but as a large customer they should surly request that simple change. Words like Ena or Jul aren't going to overload the results.

That would be the best solution but I don't see it happening anytime soon. It's true that we are a large user group but we also don't pay them any money therefore we don't have any leverage. I'm afraid that if we want to document the service quality of these 3-letter providers, we'll have to do it ourselves.

[MrdTheOne]

I just read that a provider changed her name to Ena. As we all know, the search function doesn't work with three letter names, so here's a workaround proposal: When we write about a Mia or an Ida or an Ena, double the name somewhere in the report or in the title so that it reads MiaMia, IdaIda or EnaEna and Voila, it's now a 6-letter name and SEARCHABLE! We can't do anything about the old reports but if we all started reviewing 3-letter providers in this manner, they would no longer be able to hide behind the 3-letter rule. I just ran a test and it works great.

Seems like they could just change the search function to make a 3 letter search work. They probably use a caned program but as a large customer they should surly request that simple change. Words like Ena or Jul aren't going to overload the results.

[Iceman407]

I just read that a provider changed her name to Ena. As we all know, the search function doesn't work with three letter names, so here's a workaround proposal: When we write about a Mia or an Ida or an Ena, double the name somewhere in the report or in the title so that it reads MiaMia, IdaIda or EnaEna and Voila, it's now a 6-letter name and SEARCHABLE! We can't do anything about the old reports but if we all started reviewing 3-letter providers in this manner, they would no longer be able to hide behind the 3-letter rule. I just ran a test and it works great.

This should be posted on every forum, basically all of the States and counties.

[RoadWarrior2K]

I just read that a provider changed her name to Ena. As we all know, the search function doesn't work with three letter names, so here's a workaround proposal: When we write about a Mia or an Ida or an Ena, double the name somewhere in the report or in the title so that it reads MiaMia, IdaIda or EnaEna and Voila, it's now a 6-letter name and SEARCHABLE! We can't do anything about the old reports but if we all started reviewing 3-letter providers in this manner, they would no longer be able to hide behind the 3-letter rule. I just ran a test and it works great.

[Jersey8265]

Through your browser metadata. This is information your browser passes to the web site you are visiting. It includes items such as your public IP address, device (iOS), plug ins, service provider, etc, which can be cross referenced with metadata furnished to other web sites you have visited. For example if your IP visited STG and also XYZ.com on the same day, 5 minutes later, etc. A pattern can be built up. LE *could* subpoena your service provider's access logs to get your account information. Marketers can target market you.

You can see what this looks like by visiting a site such as http://webkay.robinlinus.com/ or just google "browser metadata and pick your own. Then use a VPN and visit the same site and see that the data is anonymized.

Use a VPN always. I use NordVPN on all my devices; notebook, phones, FireTV, etc. Nord gives you multiple connections (5?) at one cost. There are a variety of VPNs, this is not a specific endorsement.

Cookie security would be the realm of your antivirus software.

Very good to know.

Thanks for the info.

[Boynton]

While I don't disagree that they sell data they get. I've never logged into anything on STG. I browse the ads and contact providers that have phone numbers.

If you're not making am ad on STG, how would they get your info if you've never logged into their site?

Through your browser metadata. This is information your browser passes to the web site you are visiting. It includes items such as your public IP address, device (iOS), plug ins, service provider, etc, which can be cross referenced with metadata furnished to other web sites you have visited. For example if your IP visited STG and also XYZ.com on the same day, 5 minutes later, etc. A pattern can be built up. LE *could* subpoena your service provider's access logs to get your account information. Marketers can target market you.

You can see what this looks like by visiting a site such as http://webkay.robinlinus.com/ or just google "browser metadata and pick your own. Then use a VPN and visit the same site and see that the data is anonymized.

Use a VPN always. I use NordVPN on all my devices; notebook, phones, FireTV, etc. Nord gives you multiple connections (5?) at one cost. There are a variety of VPNs, this is not a specific endorsement.

Cookie security would be the realm of your antivirus software.

[Jersey8265]

STG makes money by selling your data. When you sign on, you have to allow cookies and give them other right to gain entrance to the playground. Win10 has Security Tuesday. They update the OS for vulnerabilities, and patch them. I am not a defacto security expert, but I would guess it has something to do with STG using the vulnerabilities. I would also think, a VPN really does not protect anymore, STG probably reads your Net device code, and thru all info out there, can piece together a pretty good puzzle of the user. I would like a defacto expert to chime in. STG is basically selling your info and I'd. Anyone agree?

While I don't disagree that they sell data they get. I've never logged into anything on STG. I browse the ads and contact providers that have phone numbers.

If you're not making am ad on STG, how would they get your info if you've never logged into their site?

[MrZapp]

Yes, I'm having the same issue. Thought it was my computer.

STG makes money by selling your data. When you sign on, you have to allow cookies and give them other right to gain entrance to the playground. Win10 has Security Tuesday. They update the OS for vulnerabilities, and patch them. I am not a defacto security expert, but I would guess it has something to do with STG using the vulnerabilities. I would also think, a VPN really does not protect anymore, STG probably reads your Net device code, and thru all info out there, can piece together a pretty good puzzle of the user. I would like a defacto expert to chime in. STG is basically selling your info and I'd. Anyone agree?