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Even if they didn't keep your number, LE can get phone records, which would then lead back to you. You may be single now, but we never know how things will change in the future.

Always use a pseudonym and a burner phone. Despite the sometimes positive reviews of burner apps, just don't use them. Pay cash for a burner phone and service card (for minutes), and find a way to stash it. Have a story for the phone if it gets discovered. ALWAYS, ALWAYS encrypt your phone and storage card with a real password, and not just a PIN. Put your phone in airplane mode, or better, turn it off before you arrive (this is getting a little out there, as it assume active LE investigation of the location). I call ahead for my appointment, and then put my burner back in airplane mode before arriving.

Assuming they only know your first name, just go with the flow. Especially if it's a common name. Get a burner phone and tell them you changed your phone number.

And then NEVER use your personal phone to call them.

[QUOTE=Tazdevil77;5405519]I'm single so didn't think I really had to use a monger name or number with AMP's because I never thought they would save my number or be calling me so now I'm concerned about a bust and LEO going through the phone. Like you I don't frequent the place it's been over a month since I've been there now I'm wondering if I should return.[/QUOTE]

While I would argue that PP is being overly unconcerned, he has a point. They can call you, and bug you. Since you weren't there, they probably don't have evidence of an actual crime. However, if the spa implicates you, which they can, you're screwed. For the not-so-single guys, the phone calls can be problematic, all on their own.

90% solutions are easy to make / take, and will handle most of the likely issues. Getting to 100% security isn't possible and is a huge hassle. Personally, I keep urging my favorite places to go to an app like Signal, or even KKTalk, for their verified customers.

[QUOTE=Tazdevil77;5406008]No idiot they can show up at my door from information obtained through my phone number. I can't deny I don't know them because how did they get my phone number just randomly stored it and guessed the name right too huh. As far as bigger fish to fry there was a bust in Baltimore just recently so who are these bigger fish in greenbelt when Baltimore has the highest crime rate in the state. With your 22 posts I guess you haven't learned when spidey sense is tingling listen to it.[/QUOTE]

Mongers,

T-Mobile has a $40/ month unlimited data plan. Go to CVS and get a refillable card. Pay cash for the phone and the monthly refills.

One of the DC Spa's occasionally does send out texts to me. I have never had that happen before. Since it goes to my "play" phone no one except me ever sees them and my identity isn't tied to the phone.

Now I am not stupid. If the LEO community really wanted to track me down of course they have the ability but that takes considerable resources and I am a tiny fish in a number of ways not worth the efforts!

Have fun! Be safe.

Mika.

[QUOTE=BMoreDog69;5406534]Even if they didn't keep your number, LE can get phone records, which would then lead back to you. You may be single now, but we never know how things will change in the future.

Always use a pseudonym and a burner phone. Despite the sometimes positive reviews of burner apps, just don't use them. Pay cash for a burner phone and service card (for minutes), and find a way to stash it. Have a story for the phone if it gets discovered. ALWAYS, ALWAYS encrypt your phone and storage card with a real password, and not just a PIN. Put your phone in airplane mode, or better, turn it off before you arrive (this is getting a little out there, as it assume active LE investigation of the location). I call ahead for my appointment, and then put my burner back in airplane mode before arriving.

Assuming they only know your first name, just go with the flow. Especially if it's a common name. Get a burner phone and tell them you changed your phone number.

And then NEVER use your personal phone to call them.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MikaPeltinin;5406677]Mongers,

T-Mobile has a $40/ month unlimited data plan. Go to CVS and get a refillable card. Pay cash for the phone and the monthly refills. Now I am not stupid. If the LEO community really wanted to track me down of course they have the ability but that takes considerable resources and I am a tiny fish in a number of ways not worth the efforts!

Have fun! Be safe.

Mika.[/QUOTE]The James Bond capers amuse me, but I get it especially if you have a suspicious wife. My excuse is that I get all kinds of calls from people I don't know. How do they get my number? I dunno. I'm totally innocent!

[QUOTE=BMongr;5404522]Long time lurker figured I'm due to contribute.

Had a dream last week about Ava at VIP. Just a heads up this is not the same highly reviewed Ava from VIP past. I guess its common to recycle names. Standard 70 $40 no reduced prices as earlier reported. TS was lackluster. Typically water is poured all over which is a nice sensation but in my dream mostly shower head and no teasing. This is not a deal breaker as its just the appetizer. Returned to room and proceeded with light back massage for what felt like too long. On flip directed full course please and things began looking up. Ava is around 5'5 and probably early to mid 30's. Mask was worn the whole session except during mic check. Ava has a nice thin figure and great legs. Face was covered most of the time but pleasant enough. CBJ followed by a short ride then standing mish while maneuvering her legs in various positions. Ava seemed to struggle a bit at times taking it deep so we slowed things down for a couple min. Finished in mish on table. Ava said she's here for 2 1/2 weeks. While not Apple or Ava of the past this Ava is attractive and worth a visit imo. She may be a little new which would explain some things about the dream. As always YMMV.[/QUOTE]Not sure who the Ava of the past you are referring to, I'm sure there have been several. This current Ava is the same Ava that was at VIP back in April. Saw her a few times back in April and recently saw her again. She's got that slim, leggy Asian build which I really like. As for the massage I actually enjoy it. She's got such a small frame she's not going to get much power. I like her technique, actually feels relaxing. Better than other tiny wimen that lack power and compensate by jamming their elbow into your spine.

Was in town for a few days and decided to hit up an AMP after seeing a Maryland Latina. Popped into RS and asked for a hhr massage. Was greeted by Cici, a very sexy Korean girl. Very slender with no ass, pretty face, and man made Cs which was a cool contrast after pounding away at a thick Latina earlier in the day. She comes in and has me get undressed, then leads me to the TS. I was pretty surprised about a TS even for a hhr appointment, maybe I really stunk? Quick TS, then we come in to the room for a quick massage. On the flip, she asks if I want everything and steps out to grab the raincoat when I say yes. She warned me a few times to be gentle and I tried to go slow hoping to get her to participate a little more actively. She was pretty quiet throughout and wanted to stick to missionary, but got decently involved. Probably the best part was her body slide before putting on the condom for a CBJ. She failed at rolling it in with her mouth though. I'd repeat, although I'd probably try CA down the street first. Thanks to all the mongers posting here who helped me have a good visit to the DMV!

50/140.

Every phone has a unique equipment I'd. Every sim has a unique card I'd. These cannot be changed by any app. As soon as the phone is turned on, it automatically scans and connects to every cell it sees. That event is collected by the phone company. Any call made or received, the event (equipment I'd and card I'd and location) is collected by the phone company. If the phone moves or finds a new cell it automatically registers with that cell, that event is collected. It makes no difference how you bought the phone or paid for minutes or even what number you use. Multiple events chained together over time will associate that equipment to you. This is not rocket science, its not even that difficult. The only true anonymous phone is used only once standing very still, then never used again.

[QUOTE=PorthonKao;5410998]Every phone has a unique equipment I'd. Every sim has a unique card I'd. These cannot be changed by any app. As soon as the phone is turned on, it automatically scans and connects to every cell it sees. That event is collected by the phone company. Any call made or received, the event (equipment I'd and card I'd and location) is collected by the phone company. If the phone moves or finds a new cell it automatically registers with that cell, that event is collected. It makes no difference how you bought the phone or paid for minutes or even what number you use. Multiple events chained together over time will associate that equipment to you. This is not rocket science, its not even that difficult. The only true anonymous phone is used only once standing very still, then never used again.[/QUOTE]Great point. Burner phones are good for just avoiding detection by a spouse or significant other.

[QUOTE=PorthonKao;5410998]Every phone has a unique equipment I'd. Every sim has a unique card I'd. These cannot be changed by any app. As soon as the phone is turned on, it automatically scans and connects to every cell it sees. That event is collected by the phone company. Any call made or received, the event (equipment I'd and card I'd and location) is collected by the phone company. If the phone moves or finds a new cell it automatically registers with that cell, that event is collected. It makes no difference how you bought the phone or paid for minutes or even what number you use. Multiple events chained together over time will associate that equipment to you. This is not rocket science, its not even that difficult. The only true anonymous phone is used only once standing very still, then never used again.[/QUOTE]As long as the phone remains in the owner's posession, his identity remains anonymous. And, it provides privacy from wives and significant others.

[QUOTE=EasyCompany;5411498]As long as the phone remains in the owner's posession, his identity remains anonymous. And, it provides privacy from wives and significant others.[/QUOTE]My old burner phone died, went to the store where originally purchased and they now want to check ID for phone purchase. What stores don't check ID now?

[QUOTE=EasyCompany;5411498]As long as the phone remains in the owner's posession, his identity remains anonymous. And, it provides privacy from wives and significant others.[/QUOTE]Twenty years ago you could buy a burner phone and card at Walmart. You could pay the activation fee and within an hour you had a burner phone. You did not have to register your name with the phones. Throughout the years I had three burners phones without my real name. The calls may register with a tower, but they would only get the number and a false name. There were no worries from me ever getting caught. There is one other thing to do with your phone if you want an extra measure of care to protect yourself. If you are experienced enough with burner phones then you know what it is. If you are smart, burner phones will last you a long time and they are the best way to monger without prying eyes of the wife or girlfriend.

Propilot-Always check your six.

Anyone who is looking for a very comprehensive guide to burner phones and how to hide your six, just google "Burner Phones in the age of Coronavirus". There is a forum on reddit called privacy that has all that stuff in great detail.

Be safe.

--BE.

[QUOTE=Propilot;5411596]Twenty years ago you could buy a burner phone and card at Walmart. You could pay the activation fee and within an hour you had a burner phone. You did not have to register your name with the phones. Throughout the years I had three burners phones without my real name. The calls may register with a tower, but they would only get the number and a false name. There were no worries from me ever getting caught. There is one other thing to do with your phone if you want an extra measure of care to protect yourself. If you are experienced enough with burner phones then you know what it is. If you are smart, burner phones will last you a long time and they are the best way to monger without prying eyes of the wife or girlfriend.

Propilot-Always check your six.[/QUOTE]

Checked out Top today and they were open. Last time I went by they were closed. Drew Jenny (I Think). Smokin body, about 5'7", mid to late 20's. One of the better looking ones I've had in a while. Huge bolt ons. Gentle shower, light massage, lots of teasing, CBJ and CFS and on my way. Standard rates. Enjoy.

[QUOTE=Propilot;5411596]Twenty years ago you could buy a burner phone and card at Walmart. You could pay the activation fee and within an hour you had a burner phone. You did not have to register your name with the phones. Throughout the years I had three burners phones without my real name. The calls may register with a tower, but they would only get the number and a false name. There were no worries from me ever getting caught. There is one other thing to do with your phone if you want an extra measure of care to protect yourself. If you are experienced enough with burner phones then you know what it is. If you are smart, burner phones will last you a long time and they are the best way to monger without prying eyes of the wife or girlfriend.

Propilot-Always check your six.[/QUOTE]Disable GPS and location tracking.

Anything else, Propilot??

Yes, every phone and SIM has a unique I'd.

Phones do scan every tower, but they only connect to one (sort of). Phone companies do not collect calls, but they do have the metadata about the call.

Multiple calls, et. Over time do not associate a phone to you without additional information (facial recognition, license plate readers, etc.). Yes, they can see that the same phone was in the general area of a tower (square blocks or more, depending on the area), and they can sort of track that phone, which belongs to someone, but they don't know who.

Now, the scary thing is that years ago Sprint had a database with a web portal that the police could use without a warrant to get usage and location data on any phone.

[QUOTE=PorthonKao;5410998]Every phone has a unique equipment I'd. Every sim has a unique card I'd. These cannot be changed by any app. As soon as the phone is turned on, it automatically scans and connects to every cell it sees. That event is collected by the phone company. Any call made or received, the event (equipment I'd and card I'd and location) is collected by the phone company. If the phone moves or finds a new cell it automatically registers with that cell, that event is collected. It makes no difference how you bought the phone or paid for minutes or even what number you use. Multiple events chained together over time will associate that equipment to you. This is not rocket science, its not even that difficult. The only true anonymous phone is used only once standing very still, then never used again.[/QUOTE]