Real Concern is Hiding Burner Phone?
[QUOTE=MajorBoy5;2885645]I understand your point and I think I will rephrase my words in my earlier post. The cost of keeping the burner phone as well as any app is not an issue for me either. The intention of my post was to know if these apps (these apps claim to provide a separate number like a google voice number. Take one, use it, dump it, take another) provide the same level of anonymity as the burner phones provide? I think keeping a separate burner phone a secret for someone who has friends and family that frequents them often is in itself a task isn't it?
P.S.: I really appreciate your suggestions.[/QUOTE]I dunno, everyone is different. An app number is only free because the company providing it is likely tracking you and selling that data / information. Do you want that layered on your REAL cell phone? I sure don't.
In fact, I don't install many apps as when I go to Google Play Store and look at apps, then see what things it needs access to, I back out and walk away. I mean REALLY? Why does a freaking calculator app need access to my location and camera? But hey, everyone downloads apps right and left with no thought of how they work or what / how they are tracking you.
Now not to say Google and its long reach isn't tracking you with their GV number. But layered on Burner phone. What are they going to get? You need a number to sign up for a FB page these days, so the burner phone gives that to you. FB recognizes Burner numbers and GV numbers and will ask for two forms of Gov't ID if you try and use that. Having a FB page, the SBs can "find," helps build comfort with them and credibility - but done in a secure way!
But one is worried about hiding a second cell phone when they are Sugaring behind their SO's back? Maybe THAT should be the question you ask others to comment on? How to conceal a second phone (burner) from SO?
So always trade-offs: hiding a burner versus extra security...
Waste of Time SB in Richmond
This girl wants her SD cash flow to start at the M&G. She goes by M. Kelly94 on SA, L. Kelly94 on SD4 Me and Miss Melissa94 on WYP.
I messaged her back that I was willing to pay at the m & g only after we had dessert in my hotel room. She blocked me.
She's 22 with a kid and a waitress or shift manager depending on which profile and which day you read it.
Millennial sugar baby (MSB)
[QUOTE=BikeRider;2886742]Millennials don't like to talk on the phone. They prefer txt'ing, FB chats, etc. Her reluctance to talk on the phone probably has nothing to do with you. It's just the way some of them are wired.
I've gone out with a few millennials who couldn't put their phones away to have a decent conversation, and some who could hold amazing conversations. You don't know until you meet them.[/QUOTE]My millennial sugar baby (MSB) had other traits that characterize her generation. She was narcissistic in that she was very concerned about her appearance. You could tell by what she posted on her social media sites. One night when we were in bed I caressed her face during foreplay. She asked me not to touch her face because it would mess up her makeup. She didn't want to have to reapply her makeup since she was going to 'hang out' with friends after I dropped her off around 11:30.