Escort Reports

[BoilerWelder]

It's pretty simple. If it's worth the risk for you to use your real phone number instead of an app to see a certain girl do it. If your like most of us and know better then keep using an app and move on. They use apps for the same reasons we do. Safety and Privacy. And a lot of them will extort you if they can. So will some John's. It's the nature of the beast.

[An349]

How can they tell its a phone # off an app? Do they come up different?

They are using a website like this one:

https://www.freecarrierlookup.com/

Which will show whether a number is true wireless, or a VOIP number via an app.

[Spellbound728]

She is taking afternoon appts today and all day tomorrow. $1 K per hour. I contacted her at alexharpermodel@hotmail.com. Menu was: GFE / PSE / LFK / DFK / CFS / BBBJ / DATY / COT / COF / MSOG.


She requires a 50% deposit to book; PayPal, Cash App, & Google Pay.

Let us know if you pull the trigger. I wanted to see her but my schedule does not allow it. I think she is a biscuit.

1k for an hour? Have at it bruh. No pussy is worth that.

[Spellbound728]

She is real. Everything is covered. After we finished, she put on a cocktail dress, grabbed her phone and forgot I was there. I felt left out a little. She did not even walk me out the door or say good bye. One good thing about her. She is very attractive, nice body, non smoker, and very clean.

You felt "left out"? She did her job, what more you wanting her to do, give you therapy? LOL.

She did you and she's getting ready to do the next one. Don't expect too much from these prostitutes. If she was as beautiful and clean as you say it was a good day for you.

I kinda rather they're not too clingy and talkative. Those are the ones that start asking you for little favors. A ride up to the QT for cigs or, "an extra $20 because once I pay for my room and get my baby medicine imma still be broke".

[AceChase]

How can they tell its a phone # off an app? Do they come up different?

They probably subscribe to the Whitepages.com premium account. When you type in these VoIP numbers, they usually come up as "land line" and no name. All others will at least show some information like the carrier, and even if it isn't accurate, that at least proves it's a real number.

[Roman Bath]

Saw her recently, she has some newer pictures in her ad which look exactly like her. She was friendly and cute enough, and we started with some LFK. Then a BBBJ that was just ok. Her ad says DATY is available, but when I asked she told me that she doesn't do that. We started with her on top, and after a few minutes she said she needed to use the restroom. When she came back she said that she had started her period. To her credit she did try to finish me with more BBBJ, but it takes someone with skills like Reanne to finish me that way. She was very apologetic and seems like a genuinely nice person. 120 for hh.

https://st-louis.skipthegames.com/fe...e/008276337554

Seems like a pretty convenient excuse, but of course it must happen. If it were me I would have still gone for it (not DATY tho).

[Dubberman]

How can they tell its a phone # off an app? Do they come up different?

The only way the poster would be able to tell if I was using an app is if they called and I didn't answer, in which case it would say something like "the textnow user was unable to."

I think you can pay 4. 99/ year and probably do a personalized voicemail or something.

Thanks for asking the question. I wondered about that myself. I created an account and use my computer using the Text Free site and when I text another number, it comes up as the phone number registered to my email on the texting app site. So I was wondering how they can tell if it's a real # of a VOIP service #.

There are some websites that you can put in someone's phone number and it will tell you who that number belongs to. If it doesn't show a name for that number but some generic company name or something, then most likely it is an app number. One such website I know of is numlookup but I'm pretty sure there are other more precise websites that they're probably using. I would never see a provider that demands my real number as it can easily be traced to my real name and personal information which they can look up and give me trouble.

[BillMurray80]

Thanks for asking the question. I wondered about that myself. I created an account and use my computer using the Text Free site and when I text another number, it comes up as the phone number registered to my email on the texting app site. So I was wondering how they can tell if it's a real # of a VOIP service #.

I made sure to google my number just in case, and call yourself from a different number to see what it's like.

[RickBarnes]

How can they tell its a phone # off an app? Do they come up different?

Thanks for asking the question. I wondered about that myself. I created an account and use my computer using the Text Free site and when I text another number, it comes up as the phone number registered to my email on the texting app site. So I was wondering how they can tell if it's a real # of a VOIP service #.

[BillMurray80]

Yeah, because it's harder for the girl-or her "handler"-to attempt harassing and extorting a guy who's wise enough to not volunteer personal contact info if they decide to try that shit. Most of these girls own contact info changes like the damn wind blows, so they're the last people on Earth who should be demanding your "real" contact number...

Be careful out there.

Yeah, I'm glad I didn't pull the trigger yesterday on this one that had that in her ad, I think her name was Nikki Nicole or something.

[BillMurray80]

How can they tell its a phone # off an app? Do they come up different?

The only way the poster would be able to tell if I was using an app is if they called and I didn't answer, in which case it would say something like "the textnow user was unable to."

I think you can pay 4. 99/ year and probably do a personalized voicemail or something.

[CarJamm1]

Yeah, because it's harder for the girl-or her "handler"-to attempt harassing and extorting a guy who's wise enough to not volunteer personal contact info if they decide to try that shit. Most of these girls own contact info changes like the damn wind blows, so they're the last people on Earth who should be demanding your "real" contact number...

Be careful out there.

How can they tell its a phone # off an app? Do they come up different?

[Saint314]

Think he's probably talking about this one over on 40 up.

https://40up.com.listcrawler.eu/post...louis/59290270

Yea LOL little to dumpy for me. Prefer tighter bodies.

[GreyPX]

The ad sounds too juicy to be real. I always ignore ads like this one. Don't waste your time.

She's 1,000% definitely real, considering the video she sent me was personalized for the conversation we were having. I had to bail on an appointment for reasons, but she seemed ready to go. The more recent ads have a different number, so maybe people just messaged the wrong one. If another opportunity comes up, I'll certainly be going for this one.

[DVelvet69]

Is there a reason I see this in some ads? Seems like it shouldn't matter to them how you contact them and they should understand you are trying to be discreet. Thanks.

Yeah, because it's harder for the girl-or her "handler"-to attempt harassing and extorting a guy who's wise enough to not volunteer personal contact info if they decide to try that shit. Most of these girls own contact info changes like the damn wind blows, so they're the last people on Earth who should be demanding your "real" contact number...

Be careful out there.