[QUOTE=TheGoodSh;1973903]No doubt, some jack-off "seniors" will now come forward to attest to THIS girls cred, and say that you have none because you only have 12 posts.
Good work. I don't think she was even remotely attractive enough to go that far into digging, personally. The first few red flags should be enough. But I understand how this kind of detective work is fun and interesting. You might have saved a few guys some trouble.[/QUOTE]TGS-- you really don't have much faith in the board, do you? Just because a person is new doesn't mean he / she is not to be believed or should be harangued by senior members. The guys who have been around know the value of good intel, and we all recognize that at one time, we were noobs too. Those that have been around look at more than just the number of posts. We look at what the posts actually are.
For instance, SecretAgent007 (only 12 posts), he seems to be doing his homework and he is trying really hard to be taken seriously. He has been able to stitch together a narrative from various sources, and put it in a way that would make sense. Tiffany was already on shaky ground and he pretty much nailed it on the head. He has also provided intel on ladies he's seen, and has earned cred. If he had something new to add to the board, I would listen. He may only have 12 posts, but there is quality there.
However, take JohninCinci, and his two posts. Both posts have contributed nothing other than to allege drug use and bash a specific provider. Most noobs' first post is normally seeking advice on a particular provider before making that first tentative dip in the pool. Other firsts have actually been to report on a known provider. If I were to guess, I would venture that the account was created for that sole purpose; to bash Kelly.
The board has seen it all. From new providers try to drum up business by creating a fake account to give a review. Fake photos. Real intel on new providers. Introductions of ladies who were UTR, but not want a larger client base. We have seen it all.
Try to have more faith in the cumulative sum total of the knowledge we have acquired over the years.