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[QUOTE=SirStabaHoe;4854053]I've been in this hobby long before cell phones or even beepers. My question: Why would we text a provider?

Even if she deletes the text and we delete the text our buddy LEO can still get the texts from the cell phone provider. To me that's like leaving a paper trail. "Hey babe! I'd like BBBJCIM for $. 70" Like that's not going to show up in court![/QUOTE]Can't speak for others, but I cycle out burner phones every month. Each of those burner phones I also use 2-3 texting apps, so in total I cycle through 4 numbers every month. Also I have never texted anything as direct as your example, just extremely vague generalities that can be attributed to most anything.

I keep the same number for ease of verification with agencies etc but never text specifics. Whether that does me any good with LEO I don't know. But it's mainly just "are you free for 30 min?" "2 pm works, see you then". If she starts going into specifics over text I just don't respond and move onto someone else.

[QUOTE=SirStabaHoe;4854053]I've been in this hobby long before cell phones or even beepers. My question: Why would we text a provider?

Even if she deletes the text and we delete the text our buddy LEO can still get the texts from the cell phone provider. To me that's like leaving a paper trail. "Hey babe! I'd like BBBJCIM for $. 70" Like that's not going to show up in court![/QUOTE]

I also use burner # for 1st few contacts w / new Ladies, give basic info (race age employ status & few other things I know legit ladies want to know) no $$ or direct Qs Response Interest & amount of time between replies affect my judgement, if I feel cool & go with it, I will call to solid it up or call from p lot, as much as they complain (rightly so) about no shows & pic collectors, more than a few of them flake out too.

Also, the lady may be sleeping fk'g or sk'g someone when I contact (not that I want to think about that) so unless they specify Call don't Text, ITs probably a good start, once I give them my good #, however they add me as a contact, the same applies, but I have a better chance of a reply even if they are busy for a while once I'm in their book, just like most of us are more likely to answer or prioritize known contacts than #S we do not know.

Again, this is just MY opinion.

[QUOTE=SirStabaHoe;4854053]I've been in this hobby long before cell phones or even beepers. My question: Why would we text a provider?

Even if she deletes the text and we delete the text our buddy LEO can still get the texts from the cell phone provider. To me that's like leaving a paper trail. "Hey babe! I'd like BBBJCIM for $. 70" Like that's not going to show up in court![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SirStabaHoe;4854053]I've been in this hobby long before cell phones or even beepers. My question: Why would we text a provider?

Even if she deletes the text and we delete the text our buddy LEO can still get the texts from the cell phone provider. To me that's like leaving a paper trail. "Hey babe! I'd like BBBJCIM for $. 70" Like that's not going to show up in court![/QUOTE]Best reason I know to never text in setting up a date (unless you know the person very very well), is, You never know who is on the other end of the phone! Is it her pimp, her girlfriend or is the phone sitting on a vice detectives desk after she was busted and they decide to set up a sting. Another reason: all phone company's keep a copy of all texts for a loooong time! If the shit goes south for who knows what reason all le needs is a warrant and they have every text that the phone has ever sent / received. Pretty good reasons for voice contact at first with someone new.

If a gal can't spend 2-3 minutes talking to me she isn't someone I want to see, a short voice contact will tell you so much about someone's attitude and personality that you can avoid a poor session or maybe worse!

"No Voice, No Visit".

That's what I'm talking about!

[QUOTE=ForestWood;4854722]Best reason I know to never text in setting up a date (unless you know the person very very well), is, You never know who is on the other end of the phone! Is it her pimp, her girlfriend or is the phone sitting on a vice detectives desk after she was busted and they decide to set up a sting. Another reason: all phone company's keep a copy of all texts for a loooong time! If the shit goes south for who knows what reason all le needs is a warrant and they have every text that the phone has ever sent / received. Pretty good reasons for voice contact at first with someone new.

If a gal can't spend 2-3 minutes talking to me she isn't someone I want to see, a short voice contact will tell you so much about someone's attitude and personality that you can avoid a poor session or maybe worse!

"No Voice, No Visit".[/QUOTE]

It's up and running now.

[QUOTE=Dac007;4851865]Looks like [URL]liveescortreviews.com[/URL] got shutdown too. I loved this site, basically what it did was provide pictures and links to ads from other sites in one place. A lot of sites do that, however what made that site great was that it provided links to previously used numbers and cities were the provider has been recently. Great for doing research. I found so much information from old ads and numbers. Damn, that sucks.

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[QUOTE=SirStabaHoe;4854053]I've been in this hobby long before cell phones or even beepers. My question: Why would we text a provider?

Even if she deletes the text and we delete the text our buddy LEO can still get the texts from the cell phone provider. To me that's like leaving a paper trail. "Hey babe! I'd like BBBJCIM for $. 70" Like that's not going to show up in court![/QUOTE]As dumbfounded as the uncle LEO is I am pretty sure you don't have much to worry about as why would they waste their time with something so small unless of course an escort gets murdered then I would have to worry!

[QUOTE=ForestWood;4854722]Best reason I know to never text in setting up a date (unless you know the person very very well), is, You never know who is on the other end of the phone! Is it her pimp, her girlfriend or is the phone sitting on a vice detectives desk after she was busted and they decide to set up a sting. Another reason: all phone company's keep a copy of all texts for a loooong time! If the shit goes south for who knows what reason all le needs is a warrant and they have every text that the phone has ever sent / received. Pretty good reasons for voice contact at first with someone new.

If a gal can't spend 2-3 minutes talking to me she isn't someone I want to see, a short voice contact will tell you so much about someone's attitude and personality that you can avoid a poor session or maybe worse!

"No Voice, No Visit".[/QUOTE]How does that play with a texting app? Mean there is no name with the number and all you have to do is use a BS emaill addy? I basically go off of text only but I also do a ton of research before I dive in.

I'm not from Vegas but have been watching this board for leads as qell asndoing my own research for entertainment when I'm in town in a few months.

Texting apps require IP addresses,(which is basically like your home address, every device connected to the internet requires one) smart phones require a data plan which you get assigned an IP address ([URL]Www.whatsmyip.com[/URL]). That BS email address requires an IP address to access. All LEO would have to do is subpeona the texting app company or BS email provider to see the IP address accessing their site or app. Sites do keep logs as well as internet providers. They then look up the IP address, ask the internet provider who has that IP and you're caught.

If you don't use an anonymous VPN like TOR or something to mask / hide your real IP address, then you risk getting caught in situations where they may ask an internet provider or app company for an IP address.

I can't see LEO doing this for something as little as a prostitution or solicitation charge. But for homicides, child porn and hacking this has been done in the past and will always be.

Hopefully that helps.

[QUOTE=Joesun1;4855883]How does that play with a texting app? Mean there is no name with the number and all you have to do is use a BS emaill addy? I basically go off of text only but I also do a ton of research before I dive in.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Rtlp2004;4859426]I'm not from Vegas but have been watching this board for leads as qell asndoing my own research for entertainment when I'm in town in a few months.



I can't see LEO doing this for something as little as a prostitution or solicitation charge. But for homicides, child porn and hacking this has been done in the past and will always be.

Hopefully that helps.[/QUOTE]This is exactly what I am talking about and I totally agree with you.

I called these guys and the next thing I knew I got a text saying that unless I wanted my personal information posted on social media and sent to the FBI I needed to send them 5,000 in bitcoin.

I didn't do anything because

1. Fuck them

2. I use a VPN so again fuck them

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I will be staying there shortly and am wondering about the elevators situation. With a lot of the casinos limiting elevator capacity I was wondering if they are checking room keys or turned on the key reader in the elevators themselves. Last time I was at the Luxor, neither was happening, but obviously things have changed since then.

Thanks!

Three men were arrested in a matter of hours Monday during a law enforcement sting aimed at combatting the sexual exploitation of children in the Las Vegas Valley, police said.

Raymond Castro, 38, of North Las Vegas, was arrested at 10:50 am David Arroyo, 29, of North Las Vegas, was arrested at 1:39 pm Xerxes Sangco, 33, of Las Vegas, was arrested at 2:44 pm.

Each was apprehended on suspicion of attempting to solicit a 15-year-old girl for the purpose of prostitution, according to law enforcement records. The arrests unfolded during a sting carried out by a Federal Bureau of Investigation Child Exploitation task force.

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[QUOTE=NVHobbyMan;4868260]Three men were arrested in a matter of hours Monday during a law enforcement sting aimed at combatting the sexual exploitation of children in the Las Vegas Valley, police said.

Raymond C, 38, of North Las Vegas, was arrested at 10:50 am David A, 29, of North Las Vegas, was arrested at 1:39 pm Xerxes Sangco, 33, of Las Vegas, was arrested at 2:44 pm.

Each was apprehended on suspicion of attempting to solicit a 15-year-old girl for the purpose of prostitution, according to law enforcement records. The arrests unfolded during a sting carried out by a Federal Bureau of Investigation Child Exploitation task force.

[URL]http://archive.is/ebLoO[/URL][/QUOTE]Standard sting operation.

It would have been far more entertaining if NBC's Chris Hanson turned the corner to chat them up.

The above was their website, but after a lot of them were shut down, I was wondering if these ladies are still around via another name.