To summarize the excellent advice already given below
-Never give your real name or use your real number.
-Never give your real name or use your real number.
-Never give your real name or use your real number.
-Never give your real name or use your real number.
-Never give your real name or use your real number.
-Should I keep going?
Also,
-If you live in Cary and it comes up, tell them you live in Knightdale and traffic was shitty.
- never send pics.
-never give out what you're driving.
- Tell her you will be there in 30 minutes and get there in 15-20 and say "oops I misjudged, what's the room #? (better yet, if you can get the room # before you go, great. Yes, I've done it several times).
- If she says "park in the back on the right" do no such thing, tell her you already parked and are walking, what's the room#? What floor? (that also feeds into getting the layout before you go, which can be done. Back or front, which floor, which side. Good to know before you get close to pulling up).
- The LEO check must pass with flying colors (preferably sticky fingers) before any cash moves, and honestly, I finish most deeds before pulling out any cash. Whatever semblance of charm I have, I save for these times.
I don't know about charm (just kidding!)
[QUOTE=Amateur11;3162591]-Never give your real name or use your real number.
-Never give your real name or use your real number.
-Never give your real name or use your real number.
-Never give your real name or use your real number.
-Never give your real name or use your real number.
-Should I keep going?
Also,
-If you live in Cary and it comes up, tell them you live in Knightdale and traffic was shitty.
- never send pics.
-never give out what you're driving.
- Tell her you will be there in 30 minutes and get there in 15-20 and say "oops I misjudged, what's the room #? (better yet, if you can get the room # before you go, great. Yes, I've done it several times).
- If she says "park in the back on the right" do no such thing, tell her you already parked and are walking, what's the room#? What floor? (that also feeds into getting the layout before you go, which can be done. Back or front, which floor, which side. Good to know before you get close to pulling up).
- The LEO check must pass with flying colors (preferably sticky fingers) before any cash moves, and honestly, I finish most deeds before pulling out any cash. Whatever semblance of charm I have, I save for these times.[/QUOTE]In all seriousness, absolutely excellent advice. Especially if you are new, please search Amateur11's posts for additional quality information / tips about this hobby. He knows his stuff.
Credit where credit is due
[QUOTE=Buki1;3162670]In all seriousness, absolutely excellent advice. Especially if you are new, please search Amateur11's posts for additional quality information / tips about this hobby. He knows his stuff.[/QUOTE]Some of this is common sense (at least sense common to experienced hobbying, gathered along the way) but most of the credit goes to other members over the years who have come and gone from this site.
Welcome to the board Inara
[QUOTE=InaraIncognito;3162695]LEO checks are bs. If there is a cop in the room you are already busted. The best way for a hobbyist to avoid LE is to look up history, while the best way for a provider to avoid LEO is to SCREEN. If a provider did it your way there would be no way of knowing whether or not you are LE unless you give references. Making sure both parties don't get caught should be top priority.[/QUOTE]There is a lot of truth to that, but it also makes me wonder how those guys ended up picking that "girl" in the first place. IMO, a lot of this just comes down to instinct, common sense, reading enough, researching, and IQ. There have been a lot of odd ads on BP and CL lately; here is a prime example that I was meaning to post about in another thread: Either a very attractive, young looking, or no-posted-pic ad from some number you can find nothing on, or a number tied to a major carrier (verizon, att, sprint, etc. Not foolproof, but usually the girls don't use these, they're using Google voice, cricket, tmobile, etc. Carriers that don't require a CREDIT CHECK among other things) - AND / OR. What I've SPECIFICALLY seen recently, is you reply to an ad, and often don't get a reply for hours, at which time someone asks "Hi what's your name? Where are you from? What do you drive?" HELLO red flags. Has anyone else experienced this?
Also, to me, for whatever reason, I will never visit anyone on Glenwood Ave or in RTP or Cary / Morrisville. Just won't do it. Take it for what you will. That's fine you say, pick a girl who's been reviewed here or who you've seen before, but then there is the slim possibility she is working with LEO to get a charge waived. Some members have posted about this before, but I've seen scant evidence of it in my readings. Has this actually happened around here? 1-2% chance? Always a risk, but the biggest thing IMO is not ONE thing, but your intuition / spidey sense in aggregate from what you know.
Provider screen mechanism
[QUOTE=InaraIncognito;3162695]LEO checks are bs. If there is a cop in the room you are already busted. The best way for a hobbyist to avoid LE is to look up history, while the best way for a provider to avoid LEO is to SCREEN. If a provider did it your way there would be no way of knowing whether or not you are LE unless you give references. Making sure both parties don't get caught should be top priority.[/QUOTE]What are the typical methods providers screen?
Is google voice number good enough. Or do providers like bobby etc screen that?