OPSEC. Operattional Security

[QUOTE=FarFarAway;6774085]Which is not what I just asked for in my post. I did give my history w / different sorts of gift cards, as well as hotels.

My point here was to ask about rideshare, not hotels. Please, could others w / knowledge of what I would like to do (w / Lyft, now that SonChi educated us on that) speak up?[/QUOTE]Either require them to get there themselves and reimburse them, or send them the money for the rideshare in advance. Getting involved in sending the rideshare compromises your opsec and could potentially open you up to a trafficking charge to boot. And is no unnecessary.

[QUOTE=Squatty2;6774449]Either require them to get there themselves and reimburse them, or send them the money for the rideshare in advance. Getting involved in sending the rideshare compromises your opsec and could potentially open you up to a trafficking charge to boot. And is no unnecessary.[/QUOTE]These girls are broke and can't get the Lyft themselves, or they don't have a credit card.

Yes, obviously, I tell them I can reimburse, and when they say they can't do it themselves, that is what I seek a solution to.

[QUOTE=FarFarAway;6774462]These girls are broke and can't get the Lyft themselves, or they don't have a credit card.

Yes, obviously, I tell them I can reimburse, and when they say they can't do it themselves, that is what I seek a solution to.[/QUOTE]This is a red flag and you should strongly consider aborting the mission.

[QUOTE=ChrisCarr;6774557]This is a red flag and you should strongly consider aborting the mission.[/QUOTE]I'm interested on your reasoning.

[QUOTE=FarFarAway;6774639]I'm interested on your reasoning.[/QUOTE]In this year of our lord 2024, anyone who is so un-banked that they cannot get themselves a digital taxi is either desperately destitute or criminally engaged. Better options exist in the sugar bowl.

[QUOTE=ChrisCarr;6775117]In this year of our lord 2024, anyone who is so un-banked that they cannot get themselves a digital taxi is either desperately destitute or criminally engaged. Better options exist in the sugar bowl.[/QUOTE]I completely concur. Or they are a child.

[QUOTE=Squatty2;6774449]Either require them to get there themselves and reimburse them, or send them the money for the rideshare in advance. Getting involved in sending the rideshare compromises your opsec and could potentially open you up to a trafficking charge to boot. And is no unnecessary.[/QUOTE]Explain to me how does this open you to a trafficking charge?

I have sent cabs using the apps for friends as well as a couple of SB's for first meeting. These girls are broke or just don't want to front up the cash in case they don't like you. Most of them don't actually like old fat dudes, so they might be trying to play it safe. All those meets were succesful. I use my burner phone so that the warden doesn't see a ride history. Use a fake first name for the app and you are ok.

[QUOTE=AnonDemon69;6775839]Explain to me how does this open you to a trafficking charge?

I have sent cabs using the apps for friends as well as a couple of SB's for first meeting. These girls are broke or just don't want to front up the cash in case they don't like you. Most of them don't actually like old fat dudes, so they might be trying to play it safe. All those meets were succesful. I use my burner phone so that the warden doesn't see a ride history. Use a fake first name for the app and you are ok.[/QUOTE]If you transport someone from one jurisdiction to another for the purposes of sex, then you are opening yourself up to trafficking. If they arrange their own transportation (even if you send them the money for it in advance). No trafficking.

I bought an Uber gift card for cash, I will take a pic of it and send it to the girl on my burner. No more problem. Not traceable to me. Should have seen there were gift cards. Simple.

[QUOTE=Squatty2;6775925]If you transport someone from one jurisdiction to another for the purposes of sex, then you are opening yourself up to trafficking. If they arrange their own transportation (even if you send them the money for it in advance). No trafficking.[/QUOTE]I suggest sending the cab to meet for lunch / dinner / drinks or whatever for the first meeting. All my initial meets are this way. Some times we follow up with the fun stuff or just leave it until next time. Maybe if it's not treated like the meeting is just to have sex then there won't be any trouble.

I had a SB many years back who was a college student and worked as a restaurant hostess. She had a car but not a credit card, only a debit card. I didn't consider her financial situation a serious impediment to our sugar relationship. She was still able to get into hotel rooms she booked for us. She wasn't a 800 credit score, but she had lovely big soft tits and loved me to bang her. So, I don't see how not being able to get an uber is a disqualifier.

It was brought to my attention by a POT that when she googled my phone number, it came up on google as belonging to 'sugar daddy'. I would obviously prefer this not to be the case. I also use some of these people search services, when I put my GV number into one of those, it also came up as 'sugar daddy'.

I have gotten onto the GV webpage and tried to find this, and it is nowhere. I haven't looked at the app on my phone yet. Does anyone have experience changing the name?

[QUOTE=FarFarAway;6789011]It was brought to my attention by a POT that when she googled my phone number, it came up on google as belonging to 'sugar daddy'. I would obviously prefer this not to be the case. I also use some of these people search services, when I put my GV number into one of those, it also came up as 'sugar daddy'.

I have gotten onto the GV webpage and tried to find this, and it is nowhere. I haven't looked at the app on my phone yet. Does anyone have experience changing the name?[/QUOTE]One of your broke sugar babies "reviewed" you on one of the sites that they use ostensibly for the sake of safety, but often for bitter revenge, and the name she used for you was sugar daddy.

You can't change the name, sugar daddy will be associated with that phone number until the end of the internet. OR until someone really famous gets the number after you, and the search engine optimization ranks them having the number higher than sugar daddy having the number. But for that to occur, you have to get a new number. And someone new has to recycle that number.

Once you get a new number, who cares what "name" it's linked to.

[QUOTE=FarFarAway;6789011]It was brought to my attention by a POT that when she googled my phone number, it came up on google as belonging to 'sugar daddy'. I would obviously prefer this not to be the case. I also use some of these people search services, when I put my GV number into one of those, it also came up as 'sugar daddy'.

I have gotten onto the GV webpage and tried to find this, and it is nowhere. I haven't looked at the app on my phone yet. Does anyone have experience changing the name?[/QUOTE]I recommend checking your phone number using the Mr Number app. I've found comments posted on my numbers in the past.

Outlaw.

[QUOTE=DCOutlaw;6795773]I recommend checking your phone number using the Mr Number app. I've found comments posted on my numbers in the past.

Outlaw.[/QUOTE]Is there an equivalent website?