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[Bigsqueeze]

I've been thinking, it is past time to get a prepaid cell. The reasons being obvious.

Anyone care to suggest one they are happy with?

Thanks,

BS

[NuGuy36]

All of this BS only to have to go to another thread to see the review. Finish.

Really appreciate you reading this guy worthless drivel and warning us in advance!

[Sasay1960]

I'the been on the sidelines since I joined this forum, and had wondered if I would remain there indefinitely. But under some VERY strange circumstances I was brought into the fold. And then pretty much went on a crash course for mongering. My story is as follows:

Friday April 8th, I'm at my usual watering hole getting wasted when I meet this girl Jessica, she was cool and all but I wasn't quite interested, but didn't mean we couldn't have fun, right? Anyway we head back to my place for a nightcap and she's playing around with my phone, I'm sort of wasted so it's not bothering me much. And she runs across some really fucked up looking escort advertisements I saved in my favorites (it's for a game I play with a co-worker called wolverine hunting when we send each other links if the WORST call girls that we can find) , anyways she's laughing about it and calls one of them and tosses me the phone. I grab the phone and go about having a regular conversation with some broad and then she hangs up on me. She then talks me into sending a massive amount of text messages etc. To different girls about random subjects most simply insulted me and ignored me, which was fine. But one heroic call girl responded with rates. 100 or 140 / HR outcall from 'Phoenix'. Jessica talks me into responding, 'I was hoping for something lower' she comes back with a counter offer of 100 for the hour. At Jessica's behest I ignore the phone for 15 minutes. Jessica said she had to leave to work in the am. And I had to, too, so I bid her farewell. And then my phone went off.

Phoenix came back with an even lower number 80 for the HR outcall (I'm guessing it was a slow night for her. So I'm like, 'Shit! That's a bargain! '. SO I text back my address and she's not far from me in Smyrna (I'm in Marietta). But then all of a sudden my fears that kept me from dipping into the waters all came back at once and I'm sweating up a storm. My mind is racing, 'Do LEO's do outcalls, is this girl going to set me up for a home invasion, This is Cobb county and I know they been setting people up recently. So my rookie ass responded, 'Are you independent? Have your own driver? ' She texts back, 'Why you a cop? Or some kind of pimp? '. By this point I'm paranoid as hell, so I'm about to park my car across the street to make sure that she doesn't have an entourage with her, but then my Vodka provided me with some bravado and I was like fuck it. Funny thing is I texted so many BP girls that night that I had no idea who or what this girl was supposed to look like. She called when she got off at my exit, and I directed her to my spot.

Will post review in escort reviews

All of this BS only to have to go to another thread to see the review. Finish.

[Chopinsky]

I'the been on the sidelines since I joined this forum, and had wondered if I would remain there indefinitely. But under some VERY strange circumstances I was brought into the fold. And then pretty much went on a crash course for mongering. My story is as follows:

Friday April 8th, I'm at my usual watering hole getting wasted when I meet this girl Jessica, she was cool and all but I wasn't quite interested, but didn't mean we couldn't have fun, right? Anyway we head back to my place for a nightcap and she's playing around with my phone, I'm sort of wasted so it's not bothering me much. And she runs across some really fucked up looking escort advertisements I saved in my favorites (it's for a game I play with a co-worker called wolverine hunting when we send each other links if the WORST call girls that we can find) , anyways she's laughing about it and calls one of them and tosses me the phone. I grab the phone and go about having a regular conversation with some broad and then she hangs up on me. She then talks me into sending a massive amount of text messages etc. To different girls about random subjects most simply insulted me and ignored me, which was fine. But one heroic call girl responded with rates. 100 or 140 / HR outcall from 'Phoenix'. Jessica talks me into responding, 'I was hoping for something lower' she comes back with a counter offer of 100 for the hour. At Jessica's behest I ignore the phone for 15 minutes. Jessica said she had to leave to work in the am. And I had to, too, so I bid her farewell. And then my phone went off.

Phoenix came back with an even lower number 80 for the HR outcall (I'm guessing it was a slow night for her. So I'm like, 'Shit! That's a bargain! '. SO I text back my address and she's not far from me in Smyrna (I'm in Marietta). But then all of a sudden my fears that kept me from dipping into the waters all came back at once and I'm sweating up a storm. My mind is racing, 'Do LEO's do outcalls, is this girl going to set me up for a home invasion, This is Cobb county and I know they been setting people up recently. So my rookie ass responded, 'Are you independent? Have your own driver? ' She texts back, 'Why you a cop? Or some kind of pimp? '. By this point I'm paranoid as hell, so I'm about to park my car across the street to make sure that she doesn't have an entourage with her, but then my Vodka provided me with some bravado and I was like fuck it. Funny thing is I texted so many BP girls that night that I had no idea who or what this girl was supposed to look like. She called when she got off at my exit, and I directed her to my spot.

Will post review in escort reviews

[Ren Man]

a guy showing up for an appointment with a person who is advertised as 18+yr old is a travesty of justice imho.

i don't think that's what's happening. i think they're getting guys to answer safe looking ads, then once they've swapped a few emails, they mention the **** option. then, if the guy continues with the rendezvous, they nab him. it's tricky and rather underhanded, but it wouldn't hold up in court unless the guy truly believed he was going to get some **** action.

[NuGuy36]

once the possibility of **** girls (or boys) is mentioned, just hit delete.

the way i read it, these guys were led to believe there would be kids involved, yet they went anyway. it's not entrapment in that case. if you saw a bag of cash fall out ofon the groud a wells fargo truck and took it. you'd still be convicted of theft, even if it wasn't you original intention to be a thief. these guys may be looking for adults when they log on, but once a kid was offered, they were willing to take the bait.

i've never seen an ad on bp advertise for **** girls (or boys) , never and if i did, i would flag it immediately.

i would not put it past these fuckers to lure guys with ads of girls / boys) ages 18+yrs and then nailing 'them when they show up. i have no problem with the authorities nailing the "real" pedophiles, but arresting a guy showing up for an appointment with a person who is advertised as 18+yr old is a travesty of justice imho.

[Ren Man]

once the possibility of **** girls (or boys) is mentioned, just hit delete.

the way i read it, these guys were led to believe there would be kids involved, yet they went anyway. it's not entrapment in that case. if you saw a bag of cash fall out ofon the groud a wells fargo truck and took it. you'd still be convicted of theft, even if it wasn't you original intention to be a thief. these guys may be looking for adults when they log on, but once a kid was offered, they were willing to take the bait.

[Bobster Man]

Entrapment? Very scary indeed, but doesn't the Craigslist warning / Disclaimer state you "must be at least 18 years to post an ad."

That's what some of their lawyers are claiming, but that's little consolation to those dudes while they're being held in jail.

* Another important thing to notice *. According to the guys that were busted, the online undercover cops were communicating with regular mongers who had answered ads that listed ADULTS offering services, but then in the middle of the e-mail conversations the undercover cops steered the conversations towards stuff like "Hey, why don't I bring some kids along for some extra fun".

I don't know if it really went down like that and I am certainly not trying to excuse or condone these guys if they were trying to molest children, but if that story is true then a lot of guys on here could be at risk since they can't seem to say "NO" or walk away when something is fishy or not as advertised. For instance, a lot of guys on here go to a chick's room and see a chick that has no resemblance to the pictures they were sent (with the provider usually being a lot uglier and more repulsive) but they still go through with it anyway instead of just turning around and walking out.

[NuGuy36]

entrapment? very scary indeed, but doesn't the craigslist warning / disclaimer state you "must be at least 18 years to post an ad."

gents,

be very, very careful.

http://www.ajc.com/news/georgia-pedo...ts-915053.html

georgia pedophile sting nets arrests, charges of entrapment.

the atlanta journal-constitution.

the 30 men in a murray county jail cell block didn't appear to be the usual kind of inmates locked up on an october weeknight in rural northwest georgia.

'this was a group of people walking around shell-shocked and stunned about where they were, ' said steven donaldson, one of the inmates.

it only took a few moments to realize the connection they all shared: craigslist. com.

'this entire cell block is sex offenders, ' said donaldson, whose case is pending in federal court. 'i had one guy walk up to me and say, 'are you on craigslist? ' there were businessmen there. a man from chattanooga. a kid straight out of the navy. '

these men claim they lead good lives and are not criminals. they insist they never planned to meet **** boys and girls for sex but were tricked or pressured by undercover officers to agree to a meeting.

law enforcement officials, however, say these men are predators. police set things up, officials said, but those arrested could have just walked away from the electronic conversations once the person posing as a child admitted that they were ****.

donaldson. 51, and other suspects were allegedly lured with promises of no-strings-attached sex with boys and girls in their teens and younger by a joint federal-local safe child task force that has made dozens of cases in northwest georgia and many more nationwide.

most of the men walked into law enforcement traps when they responded to ads placed under wfm. women for men. in the "casual encounters" section on craigslist. com.

the wording of the ads is benign."lonely & bored. take me away." "school's out. i'm simply bored to tears." "there must be somebody out there to take me away." "hey guys, we're back in town. looking forward to return engagements with old friends. drop us a line."

but the follow-up emails are titillating with graphic sexual descriptions, according to accounts at trial and in court documents.

law enforcement officials say these men are "predators" who can't help themselves. attorneys for some of the defendants disagree.

"these guys are the real predators. they're bullies," said attorney mcneill stokes of the police. stokes is representing eight men arrested in the northwest georgia operation.

"it's like the 'minority report'," stokes said, referring to the futuristic film about authorities who can read minds and make arrests before crimes are committed.

authorities are stepping up efforts to catch these "travelers". suspects who travel great distances for arranged meetings. with a "proactive approach rather than a reactive approach," according to testimony that fbi agent kenneth hillman offered in one of the trials.

hillman said in court he wanted to catch pedophiles before they can actually hurt a child.

the fbi declined to discuss the operation, and local law enforcement officials were unable to say how many cases had been brought since this particular task force was created three years ago to operate in the sparsely populated northwest corner of the state.

but those cases are now being brought to trial. a conviction could mean as many as 20 years in a state prison, or life if in federal court.

in just one week in catoosa county, five cases were scheduled. only three men had gone on trial before time ran out for catoosa's spring term for court, and all were convicted.

'there is no rational way in a normal person's mind to understand these guys, ' said conasauga judicial circuit district attorney kermit mcmanus, the prosecutor in neighboring murray and whitfield counties.

mcmanus wonders why men continue to solicit **** girls and boys despite the media spotlight on such undercover operations. for example, a nbc news series,"to catch a predator," ran for years, showing men coming to meet young girls they had met on the internet for sex. the fbi has issued dozens of news releases announcing arrests and convictions that resulted from the work of the safe child task force.

mcmanus said there is 'no pressure" put on the men to agree to meetings in isolated places."it's the choice they are making, ' mcmanus said.

but stokes said local officers and federal agents are 'entrapping. lonely men who responded to ads placed on an adult craigslist site where the posters are certified to be over the legal age of 18. '

they are drawn in by 'role-playing fantasies. they were not pedophiles, ' stokes said. 'they are enticing these people. they are just wrecking people's lives. they [law enforcement] are creating the crimes. '

but a legal expert at emory law school, kay levine, said these operations are much like situations in which an undercover officer dresses like a hooker and walks the streets in areas known for prostitution. she said entrapment is almost impossible to prove.

"it was decided several years ago. we didn't want to interfere with undercover officers," said levine, whose specialties include criminal procedure and sex crimes."the fact that the undercover officer is the first one to suggest illegal activity does not make the entrapment defense."

augusta lawyer pete theodocion, who has defended several people accused of sex crimes involving children, agrees such law enforcement approaches are legal. still, 'there's something real wrong about law enforcement taking part in criminal activity that otherwise would not have taken place. . it's a unique and sometimes unsavory aspect of criminal prosecution. '

dr. michael vitacco, a psychologist and assistant professor at the georgia health sciences university in augusta, said there are many reasons adult men pursue sexual encounters with **** girls and boys.

"part of the issue clearly revolves around the easiness of the internet and the anonymity surrounding that," said vitacco, who has not evaluated any of the men charged in the georgia cases."children are much more accessible than they've ever been. these [internet] sites allow them to be predators in an anonymous way where they won't be accountable for their actions. these men often lack social skills. they find these children are their social equals."

donaldson was an unemployed electrical engineer who had time to cruise the internet. his electronic exchanges started with an agent posing as adult. and after a few messages, the undercover agent suggested bringing a boy to the proposed sexual encounter.

'we began talking about some adult role playing and he interjected, 'i've got a 12-year-old boy, ' and he sent me, without my asking, a picture, ' donaldson told the atlanta journal-constitution."he kept after me. one day i agreed but said 'i want to meet you in public. ' i never believed he had a kid. '

their rendezvous was at a gas station just off interstate 75 in ringgold, where police were waiting. donaldson was in jail 40 days before getting out on bond; if convicted, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. no trial date has been set.

legal experts have said for years that child molesters often are not caught until they are older, sometimes already senior citizens, and until then they have seemingly normal lives.

"a lot people mask pedophile tendencies. they lead otherwise law-abiding lives. this is their secret addiction," levine said.

the program is 'designed to ferret out these predators that are using the internet to make contact with **** girls for purposes of having sex with them, ' mcmanus said.

otherwise, mcmanus said, these men 'don't have bad criminal records. most defendants are great people otherwise. they're great fathers, great workers, great breadwinners."

[Bobster Man]

gents,

be very, very careful.

http://www.ajc.com/news/georgia-pedo...ts-915053.html

georgia pedophile sting nets arrests, charges of entrapment.

the atlanta journal-constitution.

the 30 men in a murray county jail cell block didn't appear to be the usual kind of inmates locked up on an october weeknight in rural northwest georgia.

'this was a group of people walking around shell-shocked and stunned about where they were, ' said steven donaldson, one of the inmates.

it only took a few moments to realize the connection they all shared: craigslist. com.

'this entire cell block is sex offenders, ' said donaldson, whose case is pending in federal court. 'i had one guy walk up to me and say, 'are you on craigslist? ' there were businessmen there. a man from chattanooga. a kid straight out of the navy. '

these men claim they lead good lives and are not criminals. they insist they never planned to meet **** boys and girls for sex but were tricked or pressured by undercover officers to agree to a meeting.

law enforcement officials, however, say these men are predators. police set things up, officials said, but those arrested could have just walked away from the electronic conversations once the person posing as a child admitted that they were ****.

donaldson. 51, and other suspects were allegedly lured with promises of no-strings-attached sex with boys and girls in their teens and younger by a joint federal-local safe child task force that has made dozens of cases in northwest georgia and many more nationwide.

most of the men walked into law enforcement traps when they responded to ads placed under wfm. women for men. in the "casual encounters" section on craigslist. com.

the wording of the ads is benign."lonely & bored. take me away." "school's out. i'm simply bored to tears." "there must be somebody out there to take me away." "hey guys, we're back in town. looking forward to return engagements with old friends. drop us a line."

but the follow-up emails are titillating with graphic sexual descriptions, according to accounts at trial and in court documents.

law enforcement officials say these men are "predators" who can't help themselves. attorneys for some of the defendants disagree.

"these guys are the real predators. they're bullies," said attorney mcneill stokes of the police. stokes is representing eight men arrested in the northwest georgia operation.

"it's like the 'minority report'," stokes said, referring to the futuristic film about authorities who can read minds and make arrests before crimes are committed.

authorities are stepping up efforts to catch these "travelers". suspects who travel great distances for arranged meetings. with a "proactive approach rather than a reactive approach," according to testimony that fbi agent kenneth hillman offered in one of the trials.

hillman said in court he wanted to catch pedophiles before they can actually hurt a child.

the fbi declined to discuss the operation, and local law enforcement officials were unable to say how many cases had been brought since this particular task force was created three years ago to operate in the sparsely populated northwest corner of the state.

but those cases are now being brought to trial. a conviction could mean as many as 20 years in a state prison, or life if in federal court.

in just one week in catoosa county, five cases were scheduled. only three men had gone on trial before time ran out for catoosa's spring term for court, and all were convicted.

'there is no rational way in a normal person's mind to understand these guys, ' said conasauga judicial circuit district attorney kermit mcmanus, the prosecutor in neighboring murray and whitfield counties.

mcmanus wonders why men continue to solicit **** girls and boys despite the media spotlight on such undercover operations. for example, a nbc news series,"to catch a predator," ran for years, showing men coming to meet young girls they had met on the internet for sex. the fbi has issued dozens of news releases announcing arrests and convictions that resulted from the work of the safe child task force.

mcmanus said there is 'no pressure" put on the men to agree to meetings in isolated places."it's the choice they are making, ' mcmanus said.

but stokes said local officers and federal agents are 'entrapping. lonely men who responded to ads placed on an adult craigslist site where the posters are certified to be over the legal age of 18. '

they are drawn in by 'role-playing fantasies. they were not pedophiles, ' stokes said. 'they are enticing these people. they are just wrecking people's lives. they [law enforcement] are creating the crimes. '

but a legal expert at emory law school, kay levine, said these operations are much like situations in which an undercover officer dresses like a hooker and walks the streets in areas known for prostitution. she said entrapment is almost impossible to prove.

"it was decided several years ago. we didn't want to interfere with undercover officers," said levine, whose specialties include criminal procedure and sex crimes."the fact that the undercover officer is the first one to suggest illegal activity does not make the entrapment defense."

augusta lawyer pete theodocion, who has defended several people accused of sex crimes involving children, agrees such law enforcement approaches are legal. still, 'there's something real wrong about law enforcement taking part in criminal activity that otherwise would not have taken place. . it's a unique and sometimes unsavory aspect of criminal prosecution. '

dr. michael vitacco, a psychologist and assistant professor at the georgia health sciences university in augusta, said there are many reasons adult men pursue sexual encounters with **** girls and boys.

"part of the issue clearly revolves around the easiness of the internet and the anonymity surrounding that," said vitacco, who has not evaluated any of the men charged in the georgia cases."children are much more accessible than they've ever been. these [internet] sites allow them to be predators in an anonymous way where they won't be accountable for their actions. these men often lack social skills. they find these children are their social equals."

donaldson was an unemployed electrical engineer who had time to cruise the internet. his electronic exchanges started with an agent posing as adult. and after a few messages, the undercover agent suggested bringing a boy to the proposed sexual encounter.

'we began talking about some adult role playing and he interjected, 'i've got a 12-year-old boy, ' and he sent me, without my asking, a picture, ' donaldson told the atlanta journal-constitution."he kept after me. one day i agreed but said 'i want to meet you in public. ' i never believed he had a kid. '

their rendezvous was at a gas station just off interstate 75 in ringgold, where police were waiting. donaldson was in jail 40 days before getting out on bond; if convicted, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. no trial date has been set.

legal experts have said for years that child molesters often are not caught until they are older, sometimes already senior citizens, and until then they have seemingly normal lives.

"a lot people mask pedophile tendencies. they lead otherwise law-abiding lives. this is their secret addiction," levine said.

the program is 'designed to ferret out these predators that are using the internet to make contact with **** girls for purposes of having sex with them, ' mcmanus said.

otherwise, mcmanus said, these men 'don't have bad criminal records. most defendants are great people otherwise. they're great fathers, great workers, great breadwinners."

[Woody Would]

Hi guys in GA. Normally don't post even in my own state, but just to give some info since I couldn't find any out on the young lady before I met her. She is on BP and e. Com.

Nice girl and attractive; the reality is she is more of a body rub girl with FS HE. She does give you a chance to run through her services in the beginning after she meets you which I should have known better than to dismiss since I was under my own assumptions of what would be available. For the 30 mins she is more than likely fine. However even with an hour, it's still only one pop and done which is my downside issue. If someone is interested in the girl and you're able to go round 2 in an hour, may as well let it happen. Again my fault in the beginning for not getting all info upfront and only looking to go for half hr. No DATY, can MATY. All covered. E. Com got rid of the interviews as well as their reviews so just filling you guys in so if someone does a search, this info may come up.

Good luck W W

[Niteluvr]

Speaks for itself.

http://www.bukkake-movie.com/orgy/bukkake-tgp3.html

Maybe all of those ladies cumming at the same time is what caused the earthquake?

I've seen that video and others similar to it. The sad thing is, those dorky looking Jap guys can get hot pussy over there, but an American gringo is prevented from sampling top shelf pussy. Go figure.

[Ren Man]

Speaks for itself.

http://www.bukkake-movie.com/orgy/bukkake-tgp3.html

Maybe all of those ladies cumming at the same time is what caused the earthquake?

[Suave City]

Very Nice, I'm going to look that essay up, until then, my biggest issue was the pics.

Thanks

[EbonySugarbaby]

http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/20...k-resigns-ami/