Ripoff Reports

Sit down and don't leave. If they threaten to call the Police, tell them to go ahead. They don't want the Police called because they have to admit what they do.

If they call some enforcer, you can make your decision. Take a picture of the girl, Send the picture along with the contact information to the business department. Then courtesy copy the Police. (I guarantee you the girl does not want her picture taken).

If they rent an apartment, go to the apt complex manager and talk to them, Talk to the neighbors and get them involved. If they rent a house, go to the county assessor website and look up the owner. Send him a letter along with a copy to the business dept and police. This way the owner of the house has been notified and cannot deny it and assumes risk.

The basic theory being is that these girls do not want attention to themselves. They hate attention as it brings problems. They are used to guys cowering and going away. So they keep doing it.

I went to a AMP and the girl refused to give me change. She owed me $40.00 I sat down in the lobby and told every guy that walked in that I called the cops and was waiting for them. All the mongers left because they didn't want problems. The massage girl gave me my change. Then I told her I wanted a total refund. Boy did she go crazy and was pissed. After another guy came and left she threw my refund at me and told me that her friends would get me. Another time I started knocking on doors telling the guys I am calling the police because I just got ripped off. I saw guys within a few minutes get dressed and leave quickly and they were pissed. (sorry if it was one of you guys) The girls gave me my money back. Think how much money they lost in tips!

I don't get ripped off like most of these guys. When they tuck their tails and leave, it just makes it harder for the next guy. Don't take advantage of them, just stand up for yourself.

How many times you go to a massage parlor and another party of people come in and they short you time. Is it fair?

[QUOTE=LVKiller;6813226]I don't think you're understanding what happened. They get the money up-front like all girls do. So after they have the money and told to leave. What would you had done different?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Chuck4;6814979]Sit down and don't leave. If they threaten to call the Police, tell them to go ahead. They don't want the Police called because they have to admit what they do.

If they call some enforcer, you can make your decision. Take a picture of the girl, Send the picture along with the contact information to the business department. Then courtesy copy the Police. (I guarantee you the girl does not want her picture taken).

If they rent an apartment, go to the apt complex manager and talk to them, Talk to the neighbors and get them involved. If they rent a house, go to the county assessor website and look up the owner. Send him a letter along with a copy to the business dept and police. This way the owner of the house has been notified and cannot deny it and assumes risk.

The basic theory being is that these girls do not want attention to themselves. They hate attention as it brings problems. They are used to guys cowering and going away. So they keep doing it.

I went to a AMP and the girl refused to give me change. She owed me $40.00 I sat down in the lobby and told every guy that walked in that I called the cops and was waiting for them. All the mongers left because they didn't want problems. The massage girl gave me my change. Then I told her I wanted a total refund. Boy did she go crazy and was pissed. After another guy came and left she threw my refund at me and told me that her friends would get me. Another time I started knocking on doors telling the guys I am calling the police because I just got ripped off. I saw guys within a few minutes get dressed and leave quickly and they were pissed. (sorry if it was one of you guys) The girls gave me my money back. Think how much money they lost in tips!

I don't get ripped off like most of these guys. When they tuck their tails and leave, it just makes it harder for the next guy. Don't take advantage of them, just stand up for yourself.

How many times you go to a massage parlor and another party of people come in and they short you time. Is it fair?[/QUOTE]While I don't want a gunfight over a little money, these folks rely on the victim rolling over because they aren't willing to create some noise and attention. Stand your ground, offer to call the cops yourself, and see how quickly they want you to be somewhere else.

They know the odds are you'll just leave feeling butt hurt over losing some cash and deciding that you're lucky and it could have been so much worse. When that doesn't happen, most times, they'll cut their losses and return your cash. The picture thing if they call a helper is a great idea.

Again, it really depends on how far you're willing to go. I personally don't give any fucks who they call, but I'd probably feel differently if I would have to explain a police report to a SO.

[QUOTE=Chuck4;6814979]Sit down and don't leave. If they threaten to call the Police, tell them to go ahead. They don't want the Police called because they have to admit what they do.

If they call some enforcer, you can make your decision. Take a picture of the girl, Send the picture along with the contact information to the business department. Then courtesy copy the Police. (I guarantee you the girl does not want her picture taken).

If they rent an apartment, go to the apt complex manager and talk to them, Talk to the neighbors and get them involved. If they rent a house, go to the county assessor website and look up the owner. Send him a letter along with a copy to the business dept and police. This way the owner of the house has been notified and cannot deny it and assumes risk.

The basic theory being is that these girls do not want attention to themselves. They hate attention as it brings problems. They are used to guys cowering and going away. So they keep doing it.

I went to a AMP and the girl refused to give me change. She owed me $40.00 I sat down in the lobby and told every guy that walked in that I called the cops and was waiting for them. All the mongers left because they didn't want problems. The massage girl gave me my change. Then I told her I wanted a total refund. Boy did she go crazy and was pissed. After another guy came and left she threw my refund at me and told me that her friends would get me. Another time I started knocking on doors telling the guys I am calling the police because I just got ripped off. I saw guys within a few minutes get dressed and leave quickly and they were pissed. (sorry if it was one of you guys) The girls gave me my money back. Think how much money they lost in tips!

I don't get ripped off like most of these guys. When they tuck their tails and leave, it just makes it harder for the next guy. Don't take advantage of them, just stand up for yourself.

How many times you go to a massage parlor and another party of people come in and they short you time. Is it fair?[/QUOTE]Yes I agree that does seem like a great strategy. Thank you.

Not sure if anyone has had this happen, but I had my stomach drop. For a moment. When a I saw message from the Las Vegas Metro PD.

The message, while coming from the actual LVMPD number, sounded like someone on a police radio saying 'check over there it's right down the street'.

Then I thought about it, the number they called was my Google Voice number and a pretty new Google Voice number at that (I switch them every few months).

I called the LVMPD number and they said it's likely a spoofed call, and they get complaints about this on a regular basis. Scammers pretending to be cops and spoofing their number for the calls.

A few years ago, I had a similar thing happen when I got a call from what claimed to be the Los Angeles PD on my voicemail. Also on Google Voice. I hadn't been to LA in years and felt it was likely a spoof.

Anyone else had this happen to them?

I have had texts in the past, in response to texts I had sent to ads of alleged providers, where the person claimed to be with a drug cartel and demanded money or they were going to come after me. And of course, numerous texts from the 'I don't take cash, only gift cards' scammers.

[QUOTE=LasVegas1976;6831931]Not sure if anyone has had this happen, but I had my stomach drop. For a moment. When a I saw message from the Las Vegas Metro PD.

The message, while coming from the actual LVMPD number, sounded like someone on a police radio saying 'check over there it's right down the street'.

Then I thought about it, the number they called was my Google Voice number and a pretty new Google Voice number at that (I switch them every few months).

I called the LVMPD number and they said it's likely a spoofed call, and they get complaints about this on a regular basis. Scammers pretending to be cops and spoofing their number for the calls.

A few years ago, I had a similar thing happen when I got a call from what claimed to be the Los Angeles PD on my voicemail. Also on Google Voice. I hadn't been to LA in years and felt it was likely a spoof.

Anyone else had this happen to them?

I have had texts in the past, in response to texts I had sent to ads of alleged providers, where the person claimed to be with a drug cartel and demanded money or they were going to come after me. And of course, numerous texts from the 'I don't take cash, only gift cards' scammers.[/QUOTE]I've had a call from the cops when I lived elsewhere. They called my burner number, but I didn't bother answering and never heard from them again. Personally, I wouldn't have called them to check on anything. IF they police want to chat with me, they will have to find my house, where I most likely won't bother answering their knock.

[QUOTE=RogerOver;6831969]I've had a call from the cops when I lived elsewhere. They called my burner number, but I didn't bother answering and never heard from them again. Personally, I wouldn't have called them to check on anything. IF they police want to chat with me, they will have to find my house, where I most likely won't bother answering their knock.[/QUOTE]Yeah, I never head from that LAPD number ever again. And I doubt I'll ever hear from this Vegas PD number again, too.

I've actually had a few bank scams call on my Google Voice number, too. They come up as Chase bank or Morgan Stanley, but the message is always in Chinese.

[QUOTE=RogerOver;6831969]I've had a call from the cops when I lived elsewhere. They called my burner number, but I didn't bother answering and never heard from them again. Personally, I wouldn't have called them to check on anything. IF they police want to chat with me, they will have to find my house, where I most likely won't bother answering their knock.[/QUOTE]Had two more calls to my burner number from the main LVMPD number. Two messages left, but there was no sound on either one. Just blank messages.

I decided just to delete the burner number. Likely a spoof / scam call, but not taking chances.

Attention! She is a scammer. Everyone be Aware.

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Was visiting and decided to try the local talent. Most do not respond but Sofia did rather quick. She shares a 2 br unit with another working girl. No manager, pimp, or bf and no screening process. She is curvy with medium perky tits, nice round ass and very nice personality. Replied quick with room number once I arrived. Place is messy but not bad and no visible signs of drug use lying around. Started off with a very good BBBJ and took direction well. DATY was nice as she was freshly showered and shaved. She seemed to really enjoy it or is a great actress. Either way I was having g fun. Started off with Mish and ended in doggy. She is not a clock watcher and never rushed me. She gave me some wipes to clean up with and some small talk while I got dressed. Overall a very good experience and I will look her up again next time I'm in the Las Vegas.

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Was visiting and decided to try the local talent. Most do not respond but Sofia did rather quick. She shares a 2 br unit with another working girl. No manager, pimp, or bf and no screening process. She is curvy with medium perky tits, nice round ass and very nice personality. Replied quick with room number once I arrived. Place is messy but not bad and no visible signs of drug use lying around. Started off with a very good BBBJ and took direction well. DATY was nice as she was freshly showered and shaved. She seemed to really enjoy it or is a great actress. Either way I was having g fun. Started off with Mish and ended in doggy. She is not a clock watcher and never rushed me. She gave me some wipes to clean up with and some small talk while I got dressed. Overall a very good experience and I will look her up again next time I'm in the Las Vegas.[/QUOTE]I'm confused. This section is for ripoff reports. This sounds like a positive meeting.

[QUOTE=Chuck4;6814979]Sit down and don't leave. If they threaten to call the Police, tell them to go ahead. They don't want the Police called because they have to admit what they do…[/QUOTE]This is one of the most helpful posts I've read here, thanks. I'd appreciate your (and others) take on the mid-appointment renege / upsell, if you have one.

[QUOTE=LasVegas1976;6907944]I'm confused. This section is for ripoff reports. This sounds like a positive meeting.[/QUOTE]This post is in the wrong place I have seen her she is legit no problems just I would put in my 2 cents.

Happens even to the most jaded. Contacted Mia via Erotic Monkey and she said to pay her via gift card (she mentioned some unfortunate incident about someone paying her in cash). She said she's in Vegas right now even though her area code says Salt Lake City. Her name also appeared in the Las Vegas search. She asked for a front and back photo of the card and then I waited at her "incall" near corner Alta and Rancho. She also said it is important to send it to verify that I am serious. She said again before I come in, to send her front and back photo of card. Then I waited. And waited. And waited. Eventually I realized she can do an online purchase just from the photos of the card. Hard lesson learned and costs $150. You've been warned.

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[QUOTE=DickEverhard;6927229]Happens even to the most jaded. Contacted Mia via Erotic Monkey and she said to pay her via gift card (she mentioned some unfortunate incident about someone paying her in cash). She said she's in Vegas right now even though her area code says Salt Lake City. Her name also appeared in the Las Vegas search. She asked for a front and back photo of the card and then I waited at her "incall" near corner Alta and Rancho. She also said it is important to send it to verify that I am serious. She said again before I come in, to send her front and back photo of card. Then I waited. And waited. And waited. Eventually I realized she can do an online purchase just from the photos of the card. Hard lesson learned and costs $150. You've been warned.

[URL]https://www.eroticmonkey.ch/mia-escort-salt-lake-city-1043702[/URL][/QUOTE]I've seen this scam countless times. Any provider who refuses to accept cash is 100% a scam IMO.

The gift card scam is always floating around, where the provider always states the same story where she's been robbed in the past and refuses to take cash for that reason.

I believe the person behind the scam is not even from the United States, but overseas hacks as I see this same scam in just about every major city and widespread.

[QUOTE=LasVegas1976;6927690]I've seen this scam countless times. Any provider who refuses to accept cash is 100% a scam IMO.

The gift card scam is always floating around, where the provider always states the same story where she's been robbed in the past and refuses to take cash for that reason.

I believe the person behind the scam is not even from the United States, but overseas hacks as I see this same scam in just about every major city and widespread.[/QUOTE]I doubt it's the original provider. I've helped 2 girls with their their E.M. accounts (I'm in IT, but the only thing you can do is tell support, they will block the account but the girl will have to verify it's theirs). Mostly it's their own fault for being phish'd or responding to an email they shouldn't, giving their credentials away to a scam. Probably the reason for the red banner when you log in.

One. I don't know how she lost her account, but the scammer 'moved' her to Houston and changed her phone number. I texted the number I had and asked if she moved. I contacted support, who closed the account, but she had to do some work herself to get it back, which she typically blew off or didn't want it anymore.

I'm sure E.M. must be a good target because many girls probably don't pay attention when they're clicking on stuff and some guys think a small deposit is okay. Easy money for the scammers.