Back away from social media snitching?
[QUOTE=Scatamoochie;3022383]If you search her. . . [/QUOTE]It always makes me a little sad when ladies are too free with their personal info. Discreet ladies make for safer clients.
I'm probably as good as most on digging up details, so it's hypocritical to say this, but . . .
Is it really necessary to out somebody in a public forum? If an advertiser is a notorious crazed ripoff, I can see a rationale, but for a garden-variety provider? Why?
Some info is better handled via pm.
-Jeepster1.
I agree but it goes both ways
I completely agree with all of that. My point (and I'm speaking only for me) is that there needs to be a mutual understanding. I have just as much to lose as them, probably more, so unless you are willing to give out the same information once you get mine, then I can't risk it. Come to think about it, A of L probably is doing exactly that, at least if she owns her residence as an individual and not through a business or a shell. I've heard though that some traveling providers ask for similar info. If they can get it from enough guys then all power to them, but I find it hypocritical. What's more, the provider should realize that if my privacy gets compromised because of sering her, what do you think I'm going to tell the police or my employer or in divorce court? .