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[QUOTE=BigGuyUAteMe;2852151]IndyGuy, I always listen to you! Even when your between a freckled redheads legs mumbling!

BG.[/QUOTE]See FF, that is why I talk. Don't know when the words will be slurred too much through a red MUFFler.

BG, in that case ignore all my voice mails from earlier today. The MUFFler was screwed on so tight that the engine almost died from lack of oxygen. Once I finally finished hamering it into place, it purred like a kitty until the tank ran dry. Thankfully there was an organic fuel station close by to get the kitty running like a well lubed machine again.

Indy Guy.

[QUOTE=FelineKiller;2852817]How do they know you're using a burn phone?[/QUOTE]I responded to this before but do not know if A2 is declining to post my response. He's very busy so I'll try again.

[QUOTE=Chelli4me;2852014]Identify a number as being from a burner phone when it shows up on your caller I'd?[/QUOTE]One) do you think I could or would tell?

Two) providers must be able to protect themselves against creepers to remain safe. You have Reviews to fall back on when considering particular ladies. You, as just a number or a handle, could be this guy [URL]http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/textbook-case-w-va-sex-worker-stopped-serial-killer-authorities-n400646.[/URL].

Three) dis·creet.

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Adjective.

Careful and circumspect in one's speech or actions, especially in order to avoid causing offense or to gain an advantage.

Four) a·non·why·mous.

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Adjective.

(of a person) not identified by name; of unknown name.

"the anonymous author of Beowulf".

Synonyms: unnamed, of unknown name, nameless, incognito, unidentified, unknown, unsourced, secret More.

Although often confused in the hobby, numbers three and four are very different. You do not have to remain anonymous to be discreet. Reputable and careful providers care about their safety and do not value your "need to remain anonymous " over their personal safety. It's that simple.

But to answer your question there exists many ways to determine if the number you are using is an app, a VOIP, a burner phone, a cell phone or a landline. Contact me on a burner and all communication ceases until you demonstrate that you value my need to remain safe. Just recently I had a guy contact me that I had to have him contact me from a non burner. Thank God I did. My spidey senses were on overload. Further research on this particular guy revealed numerous arrests for criminal confinement, aggravated battery, strangulation etc over the last couple of years and that he had been recently released from state custody. I know with every inch of my Bbw body, had I seen this guy I would have been beaten, raped and robbed.

I think I deserve that level of security that puts my safety over any clients anonymity.

Recently a valued provider on here was beaten and worse because she "respected" his need for anonymity. Fuck that.

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[QUOTE=FelineKiller;2852817]How do they know you're using a burn phone?[/QUOTE]The good providers [B]KNOW[/B] if you are using a burner phone, Voice App, or Internet Phone. [B]How do the know?[/B] Because that's their job to protect themselves and sometimes you.

The not so experienced providers or standard run of the mill BP ladies have no idea what type of phone you are using because they don't care. The answer to your question is: if you text or call on a burner phone, and they text back or answer then they don't know the difference or don't care. If they don't answer back or they tell you to contact them on a real phone then they know the difference.

Pretty simple, huh?

"But to answer your question there exists many ways to determine if the number you are using is an app, a VOIP, a burner phone, a cell phone or a lan.

Dline".

Then I must be the worlds worst at searching because I can find nothing that tells how to identify a number as being from a burner / app etc just by the number showing up in your caller I'd. I currently have / find no info that says this can be done. Since you don't want to offer info in this regard maybe one of my fellow mongers knows more about this than I and can fill me in?

"Pretty simple, huh?

Guess I am dumb. They just "KNOW". What do providers get a special power when they enter the sex business that lets them know what kind of phone any given call is coming from? This must be the best kept secret of all time.

A burner phone is one tool a man has to keep his identity for getting out to unsavory providers that might use it against them. Or to just keep some separation between real life and fun. Note that Sara didn't say she wouldn't see someone that uses a burner phone, only that you better be easily screen able because her safety comes first to her. Create a good reputation for yourself with good providers or get on a screening service to nudge things along, and good providers will respect that.

The ladies that don't ask any questions are the worrisome ones. Those are the ones that don't care about anything but their next fix and their next wad of cash to pay for it.

Isn't a burner phone a cell phone? If not, what's the difference. My "burner phone" is a cell phone purchased with cash and set up anonymously. That is what I consider a burner phone to be. One that can't be traced to you, it is not your main phone and can be tossed if need be.

[QUOTE=Chelli4me;2853511]"But to answer your question there exists many ways to determine if the number you are using is an app, a VOIP, a burner phone, a cell phone or a lan.

Dline".

Then I must be the worlds worst at searching because I can find nothing that tells how to identify a number as being from a burner / app etc just by the number showing up in your caller I'd. I currently have / find no info that says this can be done. Since you don't want to offer info in this regard maybe one of my fellow mongers knows more about this than I and can fill me in?[/QUOTE]I only know a bit from researching G. Voice a while back. If you trace the number back, it will comeback as owned by something like Bandwidth headquarters, company that issues voip numbers to google. I'm sure there are other ways of finding other types of burner numbers / phones. Just digging through Internet can probably get you dug up some info.

[QUOTE=Chelli4me;2853521]Isn't a burner phone a cell phone? If not, what's the difference. My "burner phone" is a cell phone purchased with cash and set up anonymously. That is what I consider a burner phone to be. One that can't be traced to you, it is not your main phone and can be tossed if need be.[/QUOTE]Yes, that s what I would consider a burner phone.

[QUOTE=Chelli4me;2853521]Isn't a burner phone a cell phone? If not, what's the difference. My "burner phone" is a cell phone purchased with cash and set up anonymously. That is what I consider a burner phone to be. One that can't be traced to you, it is not your main phone and can be tossed if need be.[/QUOTE]Your real name is John Smith. You by a Verizon phone, with an account paid each month for you and your family under that name, multiple lines etc. That is your real phone. Has your real name and any info associated with it.

Now you buy a Walmart burner phone under the name of Joe Blow, pay cash, no links to any other personal information, no addresses, cities etc. This also is a real phone much different than apps or internet lines. However some providers can with a capital investment see that you are Joe Blow with no address or any other information. So, thus a burner phone and they won't answer or they tell you to call with a real phone or provide personal information to verify that you are safe. Again, probably 85% of the time a provider contacted doesn't care or know what phone or app you are using. The safe ones do!

Does this help?

Thanks for all responses! I certainly didn't mean to start a shit storm in here. Maybe I should have stated my reasoning for this to make it a little more clear. I think Chelli summed up what I need. Just a phone that is separate than my main one, that I can toss away if need be. Last thing I need is for my SO to see a number or a text that I forgot to delete LOL. And, in case I am unfortunate enough to come under fire with authorities, I would rather not give them that one last piece of info to incriminate me.

Sara. I definitely value ANY type of information you have to give, and I appreciate that point of view especially from a mature, wise provider as yourself that has been in the game a while. I'm just now even thinking of getting deeper into the hobby, so as far as providers that are against the "burners" (or whatever they are called), I'll cross that bridge when I get there. That part is not my concern right now.

I'm certainly going to do my own research and find something that works for me but you all have given me plenty to consider. Very good suggestions that I hadn't thought about and I appreciate everyone's feedback!

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