We're putting on the foil coach!
[QUOTE=Hooter12;2437039]Jesus man seriously take a pill. You were not given this information especially by a CPD officer. Trust me I know. I have far far more knowledge about this than you can imagine. I'll let you figure out how. You have your basement lined with aluminum foil also so the government can't read your mind too?[/QUOTE]It chafes a little but I got my groin covered. No secret pictures of my junk.
Scariest thing I've ever read!!
[QUOTE=Twisted69;2437744]I don't know what to say, but here is some interesting reading that backs up what I was told personally. And I was given the info about data collection as a bonus in part due to my career before retirement. T69.
[URL]http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/4501:2-10[/URL]
[URL]http://www.policechiefmagazine.org/magazine/index.cfm?fuseaction=display_arch&article_id=1823&issue_id=62009[/URL]
[URL]https://www.aclu.org/feature/you-are-being-tracked?redirect=alpr[/URL]
[URL]http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/dhs-renews-quest-for-access-to-national-license-plate-tracking-system/2015/04/02/4d79385a-d8a1-11e4-8103-fa84725dbf9d_story.html[/URL]
[URL]http://www.wired.com/2014/05/license-plate-tracking/[/URL][/QUOTE]OMG! That's got to be some of the scariest info I've ever read! I don't know how any of that is legal? But I can see it is, I had no idea the elaborate tracking systems currently used against us, I don't understand why all this is needed but I know it can't be due to terrorist, that's an excuse.
That's blatant communism.
Extortion / Blackmail / Negotiate
Extortion / ikˈstrSH (601 and / the practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats.
Blackmail /712;blakˌmāl / the action, treated as a criminal offense, of demanding money from a person in return for not revealing compromising or injurious information about that person.
Negotiate / andə712;609;333;SHē716;257;t / try to reach an agreement or compromise by discussion with others.
1. Don't be afraid to ask for what you want. 2. Shut up and listen. 3. Do your homework. 4. Always be willing to walk away. 5. Don't be in a hurry. 6. Aim high and expect the best outcome. 7. Focus on the other side's pressure, not yours. 8. Show the other person how their needs will be met. 9. Don't give anything away without getting something in return. 10. Don't take the issues or the other person's behavior personally. I am not married but if I was and wanted to protect my marriage from the info, the gloves come off and nothing is too extreme. Contact a attorney to protect yourself in the event the damaging info becomes known to married other. Share the name of provider" thru private message" so others don't get preyed on also.
[QUOTE=3-MinutePassion;2438442]Recently, a provider I have seen for some time has threatened me with blackmail. She says she has kept all texts and if I didn't pay X she would copy them and send them to my wife. In corresponding with another monger, I have found I am not the only one she has threatened. Any words of advice?[/QUOTE]
Mistakes Made By Many of Us
[QUOTE=3-MinutePassion;2438736]I got lazy. I allowed, through discussions and intimacy, her to obtain info I should have never given. Anyone who has seen a provider for a long time, who you have gotten to know well, probably knows what I am talking about. Casual conversation, allowing them access to things, etc.
I will never make this mistake again. I have learned my lesson and in so doing I hope this educates a few mongers out there to never do what I did, regardless of how well you think you know the person.
A few of you have PMed saying I ought to rough her up but I have kids, a wife, etc. That is just not me anyway. Maybe that is why she is trying this. She knows I would never physically harm her. At any rate, learn from my mistakes, is the bottom line.[/QUOTE]FWIW, I've made my share of mistakes too. For example, I once saw a provider at the biggest shit hole on Dream Street with laptop and other work stuff in my vehicle. Fortunately, nothing bad happened. I lucked out.
I've never given my real first name to a provider before. But I have come close to breaking that rule. Why? Probably for the same reasons many mongers have broken mongering rules. We start to get attached. I know I have started to get attached if I've seen them at least a few times.
Of course, the advice in that case is to know that it's happening and to allow the big head to prevail over the little one. But as always, this is easier said than done. Hope this all works out for you in the end.
Turning the tables on Blackmail
1. Don't EVER PAY! This is beneficial ONLY to the provider, not only does it give her an idea of your actual fear of being revealed, but it also encourages her to do it to the next client.
2. She's just as fearful of being exposed to her community as YOU ARE, flip the table and tell her how you had your phone on several occasions taping tour services, not for blackmail purposes, just for later reviewing of a great time, though now your glad you did as it will help show the world who she is and what she does, it's easy to blur out your own face and distort your own voice, YouTube has a free channel and Facebook allows videos too, let her know you will make flyers if needed of just her in positions un tasteful to community standards and plaster them anonymously through her home area, or her families home area.
3. Don't play the victim or show fear or remorse, tell her she not only lost a steady income, but just ruined her own reputation as a provider because you intend on warning other clients on every forum of hat she did!
4. Finally, fight DIRTY, she broke a rule! Which means playing fair is now off the table, let her know you'll go above and beyond what's needed, let her know for her even considering hurting a family that had nothing to do with her, she has crossed a line of no return, tell her from this day forward, all of your spare time will be used to locate her, warn every guy before he walks thru her door, and let her know you've taken the time to to make a police report about her texting you, threatening you, and I've seen a monger on here sent me text messages he obviously manipulated, I don't how how he did it, but I know what I texted him and I had it still on my phone, yet he sent pictures of screen shots of text messages that had been altered to say things that was never said!! So there must be apps on smart phones or computers where people who are computer savvy can alter texts.
Stick to your guns, tell her you've prepared your family for a possible situation where a girl has been flirting with you and manipulated texts, so she has no ammo on you!
I had to help a client of mine out of a situation like this before, it doesn't take much to stall out these attempts. Bottom line don't communicate after you've said your part, show no fear, and don't EVER PAY!