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After several months of "rest", I decided to visit one of my favorite place, Angel Therapy. This time it was with Anna (not the usual Linda) just to try something different. She was actually pretty good and sensual after the flip. Very nice licking actions in the Jr area for 5-10 minutes, which I didn't expect, then 69 and HJ. GFE similar to Linda. Total $. 6 damage. Will repeat next time I'm nearby.
[QUOTE=Tmac32;6287599]I know there is a section for this but I thinks it's serious enough to post here. Friday I text a few numbers in search of a new dream adventure. Later that afternoon around 5 pm I receive a call from what they said was the US Marshals Office Human Trafficking Division. They said an under age girl was missing and my number was one of her last 5 missed calls. They went through this clearly rehearsed pitch about how "you are not a suspect yet. But we want to take you off our list. Have you searched for massage on skipthegames?" At first I was nervous as hell. I asked "shouldn't I have a lawyer for this type of conversation?" They threatened me and said if I didn't cooperate they have a team on stand by to kick down my door. I was still unsure. So I said what do you need from me. "If you pass a psych evaluation and pay a fine this will all go away and you are no longer a suspect". They sent me a text from a "619" number with a email address "[EMAIL]Bluefinancial1965@Gmail.com[/EMAIL]". They wanted me to pay a $1900.00 fine before taking the "evaluation"That's when I knew it was complete bull shit. Be careful fellas. These classified sites are dangerous. I'm going to stick to what I know and avoid the search for a while.[/QUOTE]Total Scam. I got call like that a couple of years ago claiming they were FBI investigating an AMP I visited. USA Marshalls or FBI don't operate like that. I hung up on them. If you get a call like that just hang up.
My fascination with older (50+) women, especially Asian women is peaking.
Can anyone suggest who they think is oldest but friendly MT in the Prince William County area?
Feel free to DM so others don't flood the gates. LOL.
Mongering 101, search for her phone number, usually in xxx-xxx-xxxx format, and a bunch of good reviews on the other site will show up.
Be safe.
--BE.
[QUOTE=FCastro;6286739]Has anyone seen Jenny near Tyson's mall?
[URL]https://rubmd.com/washington-dc/35bc0ac1-0b7a-4eaf-bf2b-46b2e6520adb[/URL][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=RickNva;6287887]My fascination with older (50+) women, especially Asian women is peaking.
Can anyone suggest who they think is oldest but friendly MT in the Prince William County area?
Feel free to DM so others don't flood the gates. LOL.[/QUOTE]The oldest I can think of is Lilly at Oriental in Manassas off 28. She is way over 60 but has a nice body and does BBBJ and FS for a $100 tip and a. 4 HHR house rate. I CIM once and it caused her to run out of the room naked to spit and rinse. Guess she doesn't like the taste.
[QUOTE=Tmac32;6287599]I know there is a section for this but I thinks it's serious enough to post here. Friday I text a few numbers in search of a new dream adventure. Later that afternoon around 5 pm I receive a call from what they said was the US Marshals Office Human Trafficking Division. They said an under age girl was missing and my number was one of her last 5 missed calls. They went through this clearly rehearsed pitch about how "you are not a suspect yet. But we want to take you off our list. Have you searched for massage on skipthegames?" At first I was nervous as hell. I asked "shouldn't I have a lawyer for this type of conversation?" They threatened me and said if I didn't cooperate they have a team on stand by to kick down my door. I was still unsure. So I said what do you need from me. "If you pass a psych evaluation and pay a fine this will all go away and you are no longer a suspect". They sent me a text from a "619" number with a email address "[EMAIL]Bluefinancial1965@Gmail.com[/EMAIL]". They wanted me to pay a $1900.00 fine before taking the "evaluation"That's when I knew it was complete bull shit. Be careful fellas. These classified sites are dangerous. I'm going to stick to what I know and avoid the search for a while.[/QUOTE]I received the same call and hung up (of course on my burner) then I said what the gel I hit redial and I'll be darn it rang to the US Marshall's office. When I spoke to an officer he said do not worry it was a scam they the scammers did somehow get their number and used to to extort people. I said ok but how did they get my number, he said they have computers that randomly call every number and when they get a hit and someone answers is when the scam begins, like you I have toned down my calls, texts visits and reporting for a while.
[QUOTE=Tmac32;6287599]I know there is a section for this but I thinks it's serious enough to post here. Friday I text a few numbers in search of a new dream adventure. Later that afternoon around 5 pm I receive a call from what they said was the US Marshals Office Human Trafficking Division. They said an under age girl was missing and my number was one of her last 5 missed calls. They went through this clearly rehearsed pitch about how "you are not a suspect yet. But we want to take you off our list. Have you searched for massage on skipthegames?" At first I was nervous as hell. I asked "shouldn't I have a lawyer for this type of conversation?" They threatened me and said if I didn't cooperate they have a team on stand by to kick down my door. I was still unsure. So I said what do you need from me. "If you pass a psych evaluation and pay a fine this will all go away and you are no longer a suspect". They sent me a text from a "619" number with a email address "[EMAIL]Bluefinancial1965@Gmail.com[/EMAIL]". They wanted me to pay a $1900.00 fine before taking the "evaluation"That's when I knew it was complete bull shit. Be careful fellas. These classified sites are dangerous. I'm going to stick to what I know and avoid the search for a while.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the warning. It's sad that there are scams like this out there. I fear some inexperienced mongers, especially those with spouses or SO's, will fall for such schemes.
Some years back I received a similar call from someone claiming to be from the IRS, claiming that I owed a substantial sum of money and that I needed to pay it right then and there. Fortunately, I knew from previous (and expensive) experience that the IRS always initiates tax inquiries by mail, not telephone. I hung up. I no longer answer calls from unknown numbers, whether it's my regular cell phone or my burner phone.
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Tried texting Ronda but got no response tonight. Anyone know if she got moved to her new place and is still around? Haven't seen any recent ads. First strike.
Answer.
Ronda is on vacation until January 24th or so.
If you call and she does not answer after that, send me a PM.
Oldboomer.
[QUOTE=TomMcAn;6288386]Thanks for the warning. It's sad that there are scams like this out there. I fear some inexperienced mongers, especially those with spouses or SO's, will fall for such schemes.
Some years back I received a similar call from someone claiming to be from the IRS, claiming that I owed a substantial sum of money and that I needed to pay it right then and there. Fortunately, I knew from previous (and expensive) experience that the IRS always initiates tax inquiries by mail, not telephone. I hung up. I no longer answer calls from unknown numbers, whether it's my regular cell phone or my burner phone.[/QUOTE]GOOD ADVICE - "I no longer answer calls from unknown numbers, whether it's my regular cell phone or my burner phone. ".
[QUOTE=Barkeater;6288185]Mongering 101, search for her phone number, usually in xxx-xxx-xxxx format, and a bunch of good reviews on the other site will show up.
Be safe.
--BE.[/QUOTE]Aren't they all behind a paywall?
[QUOTE=CoolWays;6288269]I received the same call and hung up (of course on my burner) then I said what the gel I hit redial and I'll be darn it rang to the US Marshall's office. When I spoke to an officer he said do not worry it was a scam they the scammers did somehow get their number and used to to extort people. I said ok but how did they get my number, he said they have computers that randomly call every number and when they get a hit and someone answers is when the scam begins, like you I have toned down my calls, texts visits and reporting for a while.[/QUOTE]I honestly think they have an ad on some sites. Once you call or text then they have your number. Either way, I'm sticking to my usuals for now. Be safe out there.
[QUOTE=ThrobbinWood;6288626]GOOD ADVICE - "I no longer answer calls from unknown numbers, whether it's my regular cell phone or my burner phone. ".[/QUOTE]I don't answer calls on my burner unless I'm expecting one, period.
No offense, but your question makes me think that you haven't even tried to figure this out for yourself.
If you go to TER and find a person with 30 reviews, clicking on the review shows two parts, general details, and the 'the juicy details. ' The first part is free, and contains one line bullets like.
"Jenny has a gorgeous, curvy body and pretty face. She gives a good, professional massage with nice extras. She says she is 32, but I think she's in her early 40's. ".
Its not as much detail as if you have paid for full access, but it is more than enough to make a try / avoid decision. The same way Rubmaps is behind a paywall, but if a place has 100+ reviews it might be worth checking out.
Be safe.
--BE.
[QUOTE=RidgeRacer;6288630]Aren't they all behind a paywall?[/QUOTE]
Visited Manassas massage therapy last week and saw Lily, a new 40 something working there. She greeted me wearing a black maid like dress and took me to the room. . 5 for 30 massage. The massage was pretty good and firm. Very little teasing for about 15 and then she rubbed thae package from behind and asked if I was ok. I responded yes and she asked me to flip. Upon flip she asked what I wanted I indicate BJ and she held up 1 finger. Really difficult to understnd her but she wanted me to get the tip right then.
I got the tip out and she left the room. She came back and pit the cover on with her mouth. She then began licking and sucking my nuts whle slowly stroking me. She started to give an ok CBJ and it didn't last long she told me to stand up. So I did, she got up on the table an pulled her dress up and went spread eagle. She had Bush and a little more "lippy" than I prefer but so be it. Slid it in. Very tight and she took it all in but could tell there was some discomfort so it wasnt a wild session. I backed off some and just worked it slow. When it came time to shoot. I think she was saying she wanted to see me cum on her. Language barrier was tricky. I pulled the condom off andjerked it all over her pussy. She said wow, good good and then laughed. Gave me a hot towel cleaned up and was out the door.
Total damage was 1. 7.
She was by no means skinny, didn't get to see her tits as they stayed in the dress. Larger guys may not have the best time with her.
I got the same call on my burner line. From a detective at the US Marshalls, about a girl who was missing. They asked me about massage services on bedpage and had I ever texted or called? I said no.
As this was happening I googled the number and saw that it is the number for US Marshalls, but also saw something about a scam.
I believed if this was real, they wouldn't be calling like this, as they didn't even have my name. So I played along.
They asked if I had any relatives or associates involved in cartels.
I said, "only one. " He said, "are you joking?" And I was like, "Are you joking?
Then he threatened to have his agents come and break down my door.
I told him if he does that, he will have to answer to my crazy uncle who is in the cartel.
He hung up.
[QUOTE=TomMcAn;6288386]Thanks for the warning. It's sad that there are scams like this out there. I fear some inexperienced mongers, especially those with spouses or SO's, will fall for such schemes.
Some years back I received a similar call from someone claiming to be from the IRS, claiming that I owed a substantial sum of money and that I needed to pay it right then and there. Fortunately, I knew from previous (and expensive) experience that the IRS always initiates tax inquiries by mail, not telephone. I hung up. I no longer answer calls from unknown numbers, whether it's my regular cell phone or my burner phone.[/QUOTE]