[QUOTE=FarFarAway;3845473]Look, if you are messaging w / a woman who is agreeing over the internet to sex w / someone she has never met, that is the definition of a pro. The only thing she's not doing is advertising on CL or BP. Oh, wait, those don't exist anymore, that's why she's on SA. Those women need to be reported, b / c if there is a lot of escorting off of SA, it will attract the attention of the judicial system, just like CL and BP did. You can kill the goose that laid the golden egg if we don't police this among SDs. Anytime I get anything like a hint a girl is a pro (even UTR), I report them to SA. There are zillions of ways you can violate their terms of service. Just look on the report form for examples. It doesn't even have to be on the site. They will accept screenshots of texts.
I joined SA originally b / c I wanted to avoid escorts. I get an experience by having an ongoing, exclusive relationship w / my SBs that you can't get anywhere else.
BTW, if you are getting someone to agree electronically to meet at a specific $ figure, that is her top dollar quote. I *never* negotiate sugar on the web, but of course I am maybe going for a different experience than you. There is a wealth of information on all these topics on the Richmond VA sugar thread (and its archive of classics). This one hasn't been that active until recently, I am very glad there is now some mutual SD support from guys who are fishing in the same ocean as I am, but you also shouldn't forget there is a wealth of experience out there that is pertinent.[/QUOTE]Well, true. I have only reported once on SA when a pro sent me message directly. The number of Pros on the site is increasing dramatically, we really police it among SDs.
