Off-Topic Reports

[MikeGeorge]

http://providence.skipthegames.com/f...e/357973957703

Just saw an ad for Jade & Brittney. Guess they are using and posting a screenshot of a review on this site. Anybody else feels uncomfortable and sees this as a problem?

I do not have a problem at all with it. Maybe some of them will take the hint that first of all every guy in here wants a GFE when the see a girl. The girls that post NO GFE are not too bright. Second they may even get the hint that they are charging too much for too little. And how about the fact that they expect guys to contact them and be at their door in 10 minutes. So they can say give me 20 minutes. Come on guys this is great for the hobby. So for now on when you are posting a reviwe on some provider remember she may be reading it.

[Drewonhere]

http://providence.skipthegames.com/f...e/357973957703

Just saw an ad for Jade & Brittney. Guess they are using and posting a screenshot of a review on this site. Anybody else feels uncomfortable and sees this as a problem?

Who the f**k cares.

Everybody on here think this is a secret society and everybody involved on both sides needs to follow our rules? Are you going to contact them to say they crossed some monger line? LOL Or stop posting helpful info on the providers just in case they see it or use it? Omfg. Really?

They are using their entreprenural talents to make bank.

There's definitely lots more important things to worry about IMO.

[P Sil]

http://providence.skipthegames.com/f...e/357973957703

Just saw an ad for Jade & Brittney. Guess they are using and posting a screenshot of a review on this site. Anybody else feels uncomfortable and sees this as a problem?

That's the primary reason I never post a review right away or sepecify when I saw her, or give enough information where the provider can identify with certainty who I am and connect that to my comments on this site. You can never be sure whether they know about this site and if asked I just play stupid about it.

[Stylish]

I don't get what the concern is. Ladies used to quote their TER ratings in their ads all the time. The reviews on this site are public. It doesn't take a genius to find this site.

http://providence.skipthegames.com/f...e/357973957703

Just saw an ad for Jade & Brittney. Guess they are using and posting a screenshot of a review on this site. Anybody else feels uncomfortable and sees this as a problem?

[LBrad52]

WTF are they thinking?? That it's going to give them some sort of credibility?? It seems to me that it's going to look more like they're un-trustworthy, not thinking clearly, and that they're shooting themselves in the foot!!

At least the pic is cropped a bit and you can't really identify the site unless you're familiar with it, but still, that gives me reason to cringe.

Someone had to tell them about this site!

[DurtyDawg]

http://providence.skipthegames.com/f...e/357973957703

Just saw an ad for Jade & Brittney. Guess they are using and posting a screenshot of a review on this site. Anybody else feels uncomfortable and sees this as a problem?

WTF are they thinking?? That it's going to give them some sort of credibility?? It seems to me that it's going to look more like they're un-trustworthy, not thinking clearly, and that they're shooting themselves in the foot!!

At least the pic is cropped a bit and you can't really identify the site unless you're familiar with it, but still, that gives me reason to cringe.

[Wiggin]

http://providence.skipthegames.com/f...e/357973957703

Just saw an ad for Jade & Brittney. Guess they are using and posting a screenshot of a review on this site. Anybody else feels uncomfortable and sees this as a problem?

[JoeMuckInFutch]

Ifor us paranoid types, 'keep the phone off' means holding the power button and shutting the phone completey down, not just putting it to sleep. A lot of my friends think if their phone screen is dark, the phone is 'off' so don't realize that if the phone isn't completely shut off then your number can still be tracked because your phone's location is transmitted to any cell tower you are within range of. Not sure the time frame, but I've heard that legally (in the US) cell providers have to keep their location data for a few years in case there are any criminal investigations police want to go back and track a person's location for. So. It's not a question of how difficult it is for someone to track your number AS you are using it and driving around, it's how easy it is for the government / LE to get the historical location data of a phone# from your cell provider. E. g. If LE has possession of your phone they can tell everywhere you've been and when. The only way to minimize that exposure is to use a pay-as-you-go phone and replace it frequently (and of course don't use credit cards or debit cards to add minutes to the phone (or even to buy the phone if you are really concerned about privacy)).

And pay cash. Make it as hard as possible to track so the move on to the less careful among us. More great info. Thanks.

[NormalDude2002]

Do people really use their personal numbers to reach out to her? For my own safety I don't use my personal number to contact providers.

From what I remember, she doesn't like app numbers. There is a way to tell if numbers are an app number but if you have a burner / tracfone then it looks like just any other phone. Its also relatively easy to change numbers on your tracfone if you want.

P.S., Tfone difficult to track for your method, however, not impossible to be tracked. For instance, if they pursue getting the right permissions and authority, I understand that they can track the purchase of the minutes card, and get video footage of the purchase from the seller. Then they have your image. If from someplace like Target, who is known to have expert equipment, that image can be crystal clear, however, if from a lesser small vendor, the image can be descent or grainy.

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Yes, since the minutes card gets activated during checkout. I remember they caught someone in a murder investigation by getting the checkout footage of a phone card. It would have to be a major crime for them to go through that trouble. Also just about every place records over old footage, even digital. They probably only retain 1-4 weeks of footage and auto deletes it after if there was no reason to keep it.

[IAmKen]

I do the exact same thing.

FYI of all us paranoid types: While someone with lots of resources could track your location when the phone is on, not just during a call, that requires an effort to find a possible john and probably a wiretap order, so the probability of you getting caught is about the same as winning powerball. But, keep the phone off when not in use is my advice, delete all messages and calls at the end of the tryst, and use it only for mongering. And if you have a SO, hide it well or have a really good excuse for having it. I also get rid of it every couple of years and get a new one with a new number. I'm sure there are still holes in that strategy in that they can probably find stuff on the phone if they get their hands on it, so if you see one of your favorite girls or AMPS go down in flames, maybe it is time to toss the phone and spend $20 for a new one.

Ifor us paranoid types, 'keep the phone off' means holding the power button and shutting the phone completey down, not just putting it to sleep. A lot of my friends think if their phone screen is dark, the phone is 'off' so don't realize that if the phone isn't completely shut off then your number can still be tracked because your phone's location is transmitted to any cell tower you are within range of. Not sure the time frame, but I've heard that legally (in the US) cell providers have to keep their location data for a few years in case there are any criminal investigations police want to go back and track a person's location for. So. It's not a question of how difficult it is for someone to track your number AS you are using it and driving around, it's how easy it is for the government / LE to get the historical location data of a phone# from your cell provider. E. g. If LE has possession of your phone they can tell everywhere you've been and when. The only way to minimize that exposure is to use a pay-as-you-go phone and replace it frequently (and of course don't use credit cards or debit cards to add minutes to the phone (or even to buy the phone if you are really concerned about privacy)).

[BenMcBride1111]

Does anybody use switter? I've been using it for a while but I haven't used it to set up. Thoughts?

[BenMcBride1111]

Out of curiosity, does anyone else use switter? There seemed to be a lot of providers would use it but they have fallen off a bit. The reason I'm asking is because there is a gal named Kendra who I'd love to meet but naturally too paranoid and wanted to know if anyone had seen her.

https://switter.at/@KenziieXO

If it's worth it I wouldn't hate a switter blog to speak on it all instead of using other blogs. Feedback?

[JoeMuckInFutch]

I have a tracfone bought with cash as are all the cards I've bought for it. My name has never been associated with anything on this phone. Could LE find me by tracking the phones location, sure. But that's the only way. If the provider gets picked up and gives up her phone and contact list, they are going to find a number with a first name that isn't even mine and no way for even tracfone to tell them whose owns that phone number.

It costs me $20 to get enough minutes for 3 months of use. I've never run out of minutes in the years I've had this phone.

I do the exact same thing.

FYI of all us paranoid types: While someone with lots of resources could track your location when the phone is on, not just during a call, that requires an effort to find a possible john and probably a wiretap order, so the probability of you getting caught is about the same as winning powerball. But, keep the phone off when not in use is my advice, delete all messages and calls at the end of the tryst, and use it only for mongering. And if you have a SO, hide it well or have a really good excuse for having it. I also get rid of it every couple of years and get a new one with a new number. I'm sure there are still holes in that strategy in that they can probably find stuff on the phone if they get their hands on it, so if you see one of your favorite girls or AMPS go down in flames, maybe it is time to toss the phone and spend $20 for a new one.

[KingOfFours]

I absolutely agree with you but I would think that the likelihood of someone going through that much trouble to figure out who a providers clients might be is pretty remote.

I agree, anyone jumping thru the minefield of legal as well as technical hoops involved in trying to your track burner phones, is, by my lights, highly unlikely.

Unless your address happens to be 1600 Pennslyvania Avenue, that is!

[P Sil]

P.S., Tfone difficult to track for your method, however, not impossible to be tracked. For instance, if they pursue getting the right permissions and authority, I understand that they can track the purchase of the minutes card, and get video footage of the purchase from the seller. Then they have your image. If from someplace like Target, who is known to have expert equipment, that image can be crystal clear, however, if from a lesser small vendor, the image can be descent or grainy.

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I absolutely agree with you but I would think that the likelihood of someone going through that much trouble to figure out who a providers clients might be is pretty remote.