Different Experience and different views
[QUOTE=GeechieDan;6508437]Usually I do a meet and greet, but I didn't this time. I think if I'd have requested a public M&G she would've declined and I could've avoided this. I think I had a false sense of security because I recently had a great FC date with Cowgirl, without doing a M&G.
I'm not overly concerned about extortion as I'm very single. I also live in a secure building, so if my place gets robbed they really earned it. LOL.
As for cashapp, I know you don't have to show your real name, just whatever moniker you choose.[/QUOTE]Hey, I just can't help myself and NOT respond! I see too much of me in what you report! Kudos for being open to discuss this!
When I started I had a lot of enthusiasm, gusto and a bit of devil-may-care attitude. But with time and bad experiences, I learned to step back and internalize "the rules" for escorts and then modify them for the Sugar Bowl.
I have found, in my mongering career, that every time I ignore the rules or figure I am smarter or just plain ignore them, THAT is when bad experiences bite me in the ass. Yeah, I have broken the rules and got away with it from time to time, but consistently, for me, ignoring the rules ends up with experiential learning.
I also thought being single was something that would allow me to not worry about being personally identified. But I once found out that was short sighted on my part. Girl some how figured out who I was, found me on SM (LinkedIn) and called me at work with threats. Last thing I need is my career ruined when a SB or escort starts calling the boss, upper management, etc. Figured that most states are employment "at will" and I could lose job as a result. If she started posting to SM, family, friends, colleagues, etc could find out about my hobbying and I could have ended up with huge losses there.
I had a buddy who use to post on these threads, but quit when a local, state and Nat'l LE operation got interested in his posts and went looking. They got near to tracking him down, and I suspect IRL stuff from banking information was used.
So just some thoughts from experience. I also have found that everyone perceives and manages (or doesn't), risk differently. No one approach is right for everyone.
So just some thoughts, fwiw! Stay safe!