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[QUOTE=KentuckyKatana;2416934]Just hard for me to wrap my mind around the thought of some providers in Louisville would use extortion tactics to get money out of someone. I guess it does happen though, but who has that kinda time? I sure don't. .[/QUOTE]It is short term thinking ie get quick and easy money right now instead of building up a reputation and make much more money over the long haul. My guess is that it most often happens with providers managed by thug pimps.
[QUOTE=Chocophile;2416355]I agree w Golf -- those sites can lead to some great GFE encounters, and I've found two long term sugarbabies over the last few years. But It takes a lot of time and patience to sort through the candidates. And it tends to be more expensive per encounter than mongering, not less. Especially the girls on Seeking arrangement who tend to have loftier financial expectations than the girls on other sites.[/QUOTE]I belong to a couple of these Sugarbaby sites but I have yet to meet anyone who doesn't have wild expectations of a millionaire whisking them away on a private jet. As well, a lot are looking for someone to pull them out of the mess they have made of their lives, both personal and financial. I am a kind and generous soul, but I just do not have the energy to play personal savior right now.
[QUOTE=Joelouky;2417270]It is short term thinking ie get quick and easy money right now instead of building up a reputation and make much more money over the long haul. My guess is that it most often happens with providers managed by thug pimps.[/QUOTE]Because No one had any hustle left in them.
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Any of you gentlemen looking for a new job? Willing to travel? Willing to give it your all?
Looking for the AMP in shepardville and can't find it, would someone please pm me the location.
[QUOTE=Zontarx12;2417326]I belong to a couple of these Sugarbaby sites but I have yet to meet anyone who doesn't have wild expectations of a millionaire whisking them away on a private jet. As well, a lot are looking for someone to pull them out of the mess they have made of their lives, both personal and financial. I am a kind and generous soul, but I just do not have the energy to play personal savior right now.[/QUOTE]Then you are doing it wrong.
No mention of a health plan. I wish they had this domestically if move to NV to do this! LC.
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Any of you gentlemen looking for a new job? Willing to travel? Willing to give it your all?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Golf9979;2418589]Then you are doing it wrong.[/QUOTE]I've said it before and I'll say it again. You are not their savior or husband. It's a business transaction never corget that. Treat them with respect, as I do in all mybbusiness transactions, but it's still business. Even the parts about relaxing and pretending are rooted in business.
[QUOTE=LotharioCancer;2418597]No mention of a health plan. I wish they had this domestically if move to NV to do this! LC.[/QUOTE]Would it be age discrimination if they wouldn't hire me. On the one hand I'd only be good for a couple of reviews a week. On the other hand each would last an hour or more and I could and would review thoroughly every aspect of service.
Just wanted to get this out again.
[QUOTE=BigGuyUAteMe;2415457]Help Corie Fund!
OK, She has been out of the Hospital for a week, it's going to take a few months for her to heal.
She could use and would appreciate what ever help is offered.
PM me and I will give you the address of the account and if you wish you can remain anonymous.
BG.[/QUOTE]
There used to be one by the autozone but thanks to uncle LEO the place is extinct. Been that way for a while. Not sure if there is another one out in that area now.
[QUOTE=Inddude;2418423]Looking for the AMP in shepardville and can't find it, would someone please pm me the location.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Dtripod69;2419211][I]There used to be one by the autozone but thanks to uncle LEO the place is extinct. Been that way for a while.[/I] [U]Not sure if there is another one out in that area now?[/U][/QUOTE]There used to be another: not sure if it is still there either; was on South Lakeview Drive which starts off of KY44/ M't Washington Highway (a' k' a' Old Mill Road) just east of the I-65 off-ramp (at the Family Kitchen restaurant & Denny's restaurant) & goes back (parallel to I-65) past the Best Western motel truck-parking-lot; in the building with the chain-link-fence-and-gate parking-lot; used to be "New Massage Therapy" but it may've changed names. I'm not posting anything the local cops don't already know since they busted one of the "therapists" & the on-duty manager on prostitution charges a few years ago: but given the location it may be an "out of sight, out of mind" kind of situation where the cops can ignore it as long as no "upstanding citizens" complain about it.
Not sure why, but I keep seeing posts from many saying they can't find the ad for this girl or the number for that girl. I guess I thought most people, especially us hobbyists, knew more about how to use the internet for our researching activities.
Hopefully this doesn't come off as pompous or tech-geek-weenie-ish. I'm only posting to inform. So if you already know all this, great! If not, read on.
JZ.
[B]Here is way to find BP ads after they've been taken down off BP, using Google Search.[/B]
1. Go to [URL]http://www.google.com[/URL].
2. In the search box, type in a couple of search terms, typically I use the name and city, separated by a single space. Don't use too many at first. A couple should be ok to start with.
3. After the search terms, type another single space followed by the text 'site:[URL]backpage.com[/URL]' without the quotes.
4. So a sample search string would be, without the quotes: 'jessie louisville site:[URL]backpage.com[/URL]'.
5. In the search results, each result has a Blue title link to the result. You can try this link, but if the ad has been de-posted on the target site you will get a page not found error or generic site page.
6. UNDER the blue title link in most of the search results, there should be a line of green text showing some of the search result's url text, which is NOT a link.
7. BUT, at the RIGHT END of the green text there is most often a SMALL GREEN DOWN ARROW symbol.
8. When you click this down arrow, you should get a popup link that says 'CACHED'.
9. Click on the 'CACHED' popup link and this will bring up a COPY of the search result page in Google's webcache which should show you the search result even if the actual ad has been de-posted from the target site.
Caveats:
This isn't 100%, but normally will get you what you need 90-95% of the time.
Sometimes, the things which would normally be click-able URL links in the Google webcached result may or may not work as they would in the actual ad or result page on the original site, I. E. Clicking pictures to enlarge them may not function.
If the original ad was not left up on the target site long enough to get crawled by Google, you may not be able to find it or the Google cached result may not be available.
[QUOTE=JoeZagnut;2421594]Not sure why, but I keep seeing posts from many saying they can't find the ad for this girl or the number for that girl. I guess I thought most people, especially us hobbyists, knew more about how to use the internet for our researching activities.
Hopefully this doesn't come off as pompous or tech-geek-weenie-ish. I'm only posting to inform. So if you already know all this, great! If not, read on.
JZ.
[B]Here is way to find BP ads after they've been taken down off BP, using Google Search.[/B]
1. Go to [URL]http://www.google.com[/URL].
2. In the search box, type in a couple of search terms, typically I use the name and city, separated by a single space. Don't use too many at first. A couple should be ok to start with.
3. After the search terms, type another single space followed by the text 'site:[URL]backpage.com[/URL]' without the quotes.
4. So a sample search string would be, without the quotes: 'jessie louisville site:[URL]backpage.com[/URL]'.
5. In the search results, each result has a Blue title link to the result. You can try this link, but if the ad has been de-posted on the target site you will get a page not found error or generic site page.
6. UNDER the blue title link in most of the search results, there should be a line of green text showing some of the search result's url text, which is NOT a link.
7. BUT, at the RIGHT END of the green text there is most often a SMALL GREEN DOWN ARROW symbol.
8. When you click this down arrow, you should get a popup link that says 'CACHED'.
9. Click on the 'CACHED' popup link and this will bring up a COPY of the search result page in Google's webcache which should show you the search result even if the actual ad has been de-posted from the target site.
Caveats:
This isn't 100%, but normally will get you what you need 90-95% of the time.
Sometimes, the things which would normally be click-able URL links in the Google webcached result may or may not work as they would in the actual ad or result page on the original site, I. E. Clicking pictures to enlarge them may not function.
If the original ad was not left up on the target site long enough to get crawled by Google, you may not be able to find it or the Google cached result may not be available.[/QUOTE]Thank you for the education!
From oxmoore. Does anyone have her digits they can share. I have some old ones that aren't working.