Anyone have any intel on this one?
[URL]https://www.seeking.com/member/92d32a36-15c0-45c5-8fb6-7a5675cbfab1[/URL]
Taytay25 and StevieNatasha.
Hey everyone. I was wondering if anyone had any Intel on either of these two ladies on SA. I am thinking of setting something up, but I would love some feedback. Anything is appreciated.
-Aztec.
[URL]https://www.seeking.com/member/523914a5-fbff-4ed9-8ff2-3306fa79e33a[/URL]
[URL]https://www.seeking.com/member/1ef53fbf-4338-44c8-a253-a727cc22cd19[/URL]
Taytay25 and StevieNatasha.
[QUOTE=ElAzteca1992;4076605]Hey everyone. I was wondering if anyone had any Intel on either of these two ladies on SA. I am thinking of setting something up, but I would love some feedback. Anything is appreciated.
-Aztec.
[URL]https://www.seeking.com/member/523914a5-fbff-4ed9-8ff2-3306fa79e33a[/URL]
[URL]https://www.seeking.com/member/1ef53fbf-4338-44c8-a253-a727cc22cd19[/URL][/QUOTE]I have contacted both of them and both were asking for 600 total for each meeting. That is for the 2 girls at a time which seemed like the only way they each would do anything. I never met or saw other pictures of them, the price was too high for what I would want.
Anyone have any experience with this one?
[URL]https://www.seeking.com/member/301d5fd4-2110-4e80-aa86-91e2388309d9[/URL]
Preview Seeking messages without premium
Got this tip from a fellow USAer, I'm a programmer, and I spend a good portion of my time doing web development. I've noted that SA has been rewriting portions of their site from a traditional "click link, wait for server return the new page" style to a "single-page application" approach. Turns out that due to some rather silly programming choices on their part, it's actually possible to view the text content of messages even if you don't have premium time enabled.
It involves opening up your browser's "development tools" window so you can inspect the contents of the page and the data being requested, and should work in either Chrome or Firefox.
Log in to SA and go to your inbox. Right-click anywhere on the page and choose "Inspect Element". The browser's dev tools should either pop up as a separate window, or as part of the main window. Click on the "network" tab in the dev tools. Then, back in the SA inbox screen, click on a conversation.
If you go back to the "network" tab, you should see a list of all the data requests the SA page asked for from the server. One of them should look like "/ inbox? Page=1&limit=25". Click on that one. It'll show a bunch of technical details of some of the message headers.
Now, look for a tab called "Response". If you click on that, you should see a tree with sections like "status", "message", "conversation", and "metadata". Expand "conversation" "messages" "data". You should see some numbered entries, 0 and up. Those represent each of the messages in the conversation, from both of you. (Side note: the "metadata" object has a whole bunch of info that they know about your own account. Some of it is info you entered yourself, like profile info. There's also things like "payments_total", which appears to be how much you've actually ever paid SA, unread message count, whether you're in the EU, and even fields labeled "has_under_age_punishment" and "has_unacknowledged_punishment". Very interesting.).
Each message entry has a field called "body", which is the text that's shown in your inbox. If you've got premium active, it's the actual message text. If not, it's "Upgrade to read".
Here's where they did something silly. They send back the text that should be shown, but *they also send back the original text too*. So, even if the "body" field says "Upgrade to read", the "original_body" field shows the actual no-kidding message that was sent. You can inspect each of the messages that was received, and effectively read the conversation.
It's not a substitute for reading messages in the inbox as usual, but it might be helpful for anyone who gets a message when they don't have premium active and wants to peek at it without having to immediately shell out the cash to read it.
As a programmer, I can tell that there's actually a _ton_ of useful information being returned whenever you view a profile page or inbox page. It would be possible for someone to write a browser extension that either extracted some of that info from a page, or re-requested that data from the server, and did something useful with it (up to and including modifying an inbox to show all the messages without needing premium enabled). Sadly, I don't have time to work on anything like that myself. I've got a lot of other things on my plate.
Hope that helps!