Escort Reports

[LookOutKid]

If it's an actual separate burner phone, with its own dedicated number (as opposed to a Google Voice or a texting app), I think that would actually work fine for the providers who have these restrictions in place like Destiny and Mandy. I believe it's just the VOIP type numbers (because they can be so easily changed) that they reject.

It is just that. I have a simple phone with texting and phone. I've never had a problem.

[MongerBob]

I use a burner phone for the hobby. I find it just makes my life easier. I don't do it out of any paranoia, just because I don't want my regular life becoming aware of my fantasy life. But tbh if I didn't have reasons at home to be secretive I'd just use my real number and not worry about it at all.

If it's an actual separate burner phone, with its own dedicated number (as opposed to a Google Voice or a texting app), I think that would actually work fine for the providers who have these restrictions in place like Destiny and Mandy. I believe it's just the VOIP type numbers (because they can be so easily changed) that they reject.

[LookOutKid]

Is your reluctance to use your real number due to someone (a wife or S / O) who might notice suspicious numbers in your phone records? If so, a burner might be your only option. Otherwise, just use your real number to text her. She's as safe and trustworthy as providers get, I've been seeing her for years using my real number. Nothing bad is going to happen.

I use a burner phone for the hobby. I find it just makes my life easier. I don't do it out of any paranoia, just because I don't want my regular life becoming aware of my fantasy life. But tbh if I didn't have reasons at home to be secretive I'd just use my real number and not worry about it at all.

[VicksBurg70]

I'd like to add another reason for getting an anonymous burner phone (paid for and refilled with cash purchases only). While this scenario is somewhat far fetched, if complete anonymity is important to your situation, it's worth protecting. These providers are taking risks as well and can find themselves in dire situations with a dangerous monger. Should anything serious happen to one of them, after you have recently been in contact with her, you might find yourself embroiled in the investigation of what happened and who might know something that would help the investigation. I don't know what you are able to deal with, but I for one don't want police at my door asking me about my recent contact with.

Yes your scenario is far fetched.

[P Sil]

Totally agree. If someone is so paranoid about using their primary number they probably should seek another hobby. Better yet be more selective with whom you call or text. A little research on some of these gals goes a long way.

I'd like to add another reason for getting an anonymous burner phone (paid for and refilled with cash purchases only). While this scenario is somewhat far fetched, if complete anonymity is important to your situation, it's worth protecting. These providers are taking risks as well and can find themselves in dire situations with a dangerous monger. Should anything serious happen to one of them, after you have recently been in contact with her, you might find yourself embroiled in the investigation of what happened and who might know something that would help the investigation. I don't know what you are able to deal with, but I for one don't want police at my door asking me about my recent contact with.

[Paul8170]

I can confirm it's the real deal. At first I surmised that it could be a fake site trying to mine data. But my old password still worked, and was still case sensitive. I tried other passwords first, so it indeed accepted only the correct one. And they accepted 2 reviews which I submitted, which, as in the past, were good for 30 days VIP status. They also rejected a review because the name of the provider was not in the advertisement. Just like they did in the past. They probably moved all previous traces of operation and ownership fully overseas and so are in business in the United States again.

I concur. My username and pswd worked, and all of my 82 reviews are listed. Great surprise gift!

[WomencChildren1]

Hi htfd Ct poster here. Had great luck with girls from RI (who came to htfd) when I first hopped into the game about 6 years ago (Kora & Veronica). Anyways I check the RI ad's once in a while and noticed Marcella & Priscilla. Are these girls both real? As in real pics and all?? They both look smokin hot. Couldn't believe they actually do doubles together sometimes.

[Le Freak]

Well, you've already gotten advance notice about her looks. You know she isn't young, thin and hot. Of course no one can force you to go through with the session if she opens the door and you're completely turned off by what you see. If that's the case (since you haven't been misled about her looks), I hope you'd at least still give her, say, half of the donation for wasting her time. She's a very nice lady and really provides a great service, so if you think her looks are likely to be a big problem for you it may be best to just pass on her and see someone else. Mandy similarly provides an excellent service, and her looks shouldn't be a problem for anyone except the most picky of dudes. She's harder to schedule with than Kelli though, and her rates are also not as cheap (though honestly her rates are still very reasonable relative to what providers in this area are asking in general).

Agree. I've seen her a few times and she is genuinely nice and gives a great hands free BBBJ. The only thing keeping me from seeing her more often is that you will come out of her place smelling like an ashtray.

[Tony Stank]

Totally agree. If someone is so paranoid about using their primary number they probably should seek another hobby. Better yet be more selective with whom you call or text. A little research on some of these gals goes a long way.

Mongers in general tend to be a paranoid bunch, and not entirely without reason. There are no shortage of scammers and thieves out there, to say nothing of Uncle LEO. I do understand that if someone is worried about their wife finding out, then using their real number that's likely on a shared plan with their wife might be no bueno. Beyond that though, I think a lot of mongers act like a phone number is way more sensitive information than there is. I mean, sure I've met providers in the past who got annoying with how frequently they would keep hitting you up to come see them. Easy enough to block a number if that happens. If I were going to contact some unknown provider or one without much of a track record, I supposed I might use a texting app or a Google Voice number or something. But realistically, I don't think there's a lot that someone can really do with your phone number. Hell, every scammer in India and China seems to have my number already.

In any case, the providers who are established and have built up a good reputation aren't interested in trying to mess with you. They just want to keep themselves safe and minimize the amount of their time that gets wasted.

[VicksBurg70]

Is your reluctance to use your real number due to someone (a wife or S / O) who might notice suspicious numbers in your phone records? If so, a burner might be your only option. Otherwise, just use your real number to text her. She's as safe and trustworthy as providers get, I've been seeing her for years using my real number. Nothing bad is going to happen.

Totally agree. If someone is so paranoid about using their primary number they probably should seek another hobby. Better yet be more selective with whom you call or text. A little research on some of these gals goes a long way.

[Tony Stank]

I do not understand what the deal is with VOIP, our entire office at work is VOIP. I believe Comcast is as well.

I don't think the issue is VOIP as a technology (and I'm not sure if "VOIP" is even really the correct term for what providers like Destiny and Mandy are referring to). It's the "texting apps" that allow people to basically use unlimited burner numbers that can be switched easily. Those kind of things get abused by guys who just like to waste provider's time, set up appointments with no intention of ever showing up, book multiple appointments from different numbers (and not show up for any of them), etc. It makes it kind of futile trying to block or blacklist bad clients when they can basically switch to a new number anytime they want. So, that's the reason why some providers don't accept bookings from those kind of numbers. It's not a perfect solution, but I know Mandy at least has told me that it drastically cut down on the number of no-shows after she stopped accepting those numbers.

[Iman2765]

I do not understand what the deal is with VOIP, our entire office at work is VOIP. I believe Comcast is as well.

My fellow mongers. I'm eager to see Mandy but she does not accept calls for VOIP. Any suggestions other than get a burner?

[KingOfFours]

Seems like you need to pay for VIP and any decent info. Typed in Massachusetts and not many in the state popped up.

I can confirm it's the real deal. At first I surmised that it could be a fake site trying to mine data. But my old password still worked, and was still case sensitive. I tried other passwords first, so it indeed accepted only the correct one. And they accepted 2 reviews which I submitted, which, as in the past, were good for 30 days VIP status. They also rejected a review because the name of the provider was not in the advertisement. Just like they did in the past. They probably moved all previous traces of operation and ownership fully overseas and so are in business in the United States again.

[Snowflake9815]

Has anyone seen Kerry in Warwick lately?

[Snowflake9815]

Has anyone seen kerry in Warwick lately.