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[QUOTE=Eightball]Someone need to teacher how to use email , I got a email from her with about half the guys email address in the south east in the address heading[/QUOTE]
I agree. Just because she can provide a service and be some what good at it by no means does that mean she is computer literate. Honestly some of these ladies out there worry me due to dumb mistakes like this. Which is why we should all have email's for this purpose and this purpose alone.
[QUOTE=Bladtinzu]I agree. Just because she can provide a service and be some what good at it by no means does that mean she is computer literate. Honestly some of these ladies out there worry me due to dumb mistakes like this. Which is why we should all have email's for this purpose and this purpose alone.[/QUOTE]This comes under the heading of "discreet". This is not a quality that most of us naturally possess. Any lady may have a quiet private place but if she does not think out her actions or advertises 14 times per day on three or four different venues, she needs to take a few more lessons in "discreet"
I got the same email, and i never have spoken to her!! was like wtf?
[QUOTE=Prowler7]I got the same email, and i never have spoken to her!! was like wtf?[/QUOTE]
This kind of reminds me of a little situation I got jackpotted into in Charleston South Carolina back about four years ago. This member of the board up there pm'ed me asking who at a certain strip club offered "extra's". Well the guy was new and I took pity on him and gave him some names. He comes back and asks about a specific girl. I figure he went in, saw her, and just had to have her. SO I told him she did and all hell broke loose due to it. Seems this new member was her boyfriend. Not that I was giving this chick any money for after work fun. That was free. But come to find out she did charge some other guys on the board. What made this worse was I was in a rather hot and serious relationship at the time. Dude or her (can't figure out who got it) started emailing like hell. The chick I was in a relationship caught a couple of these emails and needless to say packed her shit and left. That day I opened an email account and only use that one for this purpose alone. I have heard worse happen like certain providers blackmailing clients who talk way too freely about their personal lives. I'm single so i don't have to worry about them saying they are going to tell my wife. But some of you aren't. Rule number 23 of this game should be give up very little if any personal information to escorts and strippers. And if you use SW's don't give up anything other than a first name and that you aren't uncle leo. Take this little bit of advice from your old uncle Blad to heart gents. It will save you some drama in the long run.
After reading your posts on KatieKellys broadcast email, I called and told her she should not have done that. I had told her I would pst her availahility and give her phone number to guys I trusted. I guess she got anxious.
I agree that everyone should have a" play" email address and when you leave the site, hit the "SIGN OUT" tab, whether it yahoo hotmail or any other. I have had two friends that were in a relationship that was caught because the significant other sat done at the computer to call up her account and his "play" account popped up with all the nice juicy messages laid bare for her to read. One friend's relationship resulted in a not so nice divorce. Just be cautious. Blad had good advice on not sharing personnal things. They are entertainers and that is it. Not friends to hang out with or that is my modus operandi.BTW Katie Kelly is blond.
Hey guys, long time lurker. I usually go see Sarah at Pleasers but alas, she is there no longer. I saw mention of another AMP on 72 close to Athens. Is that accurate and is it worth my time?
[QUOTE=Dobber]Just got back from Pleasers. Would have to say I was a little disappointed, 65 for the hour and big tip for HJ, ladies name was Micki or Nicki and was very very large. Went to see a BBW but ended up with a VBWW. Don't waste your time or money.[/QUOTE]Is there another AMP out towards Athens?
[QUOTE=Mr Nick]I agree that everyone should have a" play" email address and when you leave the site, hit the "SIGN OUT" tab, whether it yahoo hotmail or any other.[/QUOTE]Go one step further. Use FireFox and use the private preferences. It will delete all your history, cookies and cache so there is no trace on your computer that you visited whatever site. (This also has the effect of signing you out.)
Go to C Net.com and download a free program called CCleaner. This is a cache cleaner and will completely clean your computer's cache. Download and try. The first time I did, it removed almost 1 gig of garbage in the memory, including cookies from all the sites I had been and the movie clips I had watched, all that stuff that no one else in the house needs to see. At the very least, get the firefox browser. You can set it to delete all history when you close it and CTRL + SHIFT+DEL will also delete the history and the browser will remain open.
[QUOTE=Make It Good]Go one step further. Use FireFox and use the private preferences. It will delete all your history, cookies and cache so there is no trace on your computer that you visited whatever site. (This also has the effect of signing you out.)[/QUOTE]
Well, being a computer nerdess, (wink) I can tell you that that CC cleaner is not as effective as some of you need for your clearances, your SO's and your privacy. Here are my suggestions first in brief, then below a follow up from sources relating to my opinion. (yawn, not about huntsville providers I know, but it is data provided by a provider.) Hope this helps someone. Lee Read on.
First ENCRYPT your data: 1) " SL Certificates & PGP (pretty good privacy)" See below.
That way traces that stubbornly do remain are encrypted and. Only you have the key.
2) Is a history erase program, there are a lot on the market, but you need to test them out to see which works best for you. Pareto has one, but it seems only to work for the user that is logged in, I can see my kids history going back to 2006 still despite manually clearing cache from my log in. So, check all personalities.
3) Finally, once something is on your hard drive, it really is there for anyone to uncover if they are good at data recovery (which I am). So, in order to remove the deleted files that no longer just show up on a search, but are still on the Hard drive you should use a program such as killdisk.
It is a hassle, yes but it is worth it if you do not want to lose a spouse over some surfing indescretions.
1) PGP Encryption, PGP File Encryption
What Is It?
PGP stands for "Pretty Good Privacy" and is an encryption standard created by Phil Zimmerman and first released in 1991. The protocol is used by Web browsers and email programs to encrypt data before transmission over networks. The recipient uses a private key to decrypt the data and to verify the digital signature of the sender. PGP can also be used to encrypt stored data. Originally offered as a freeware program, PGP has evolved into both commercial and open source versions. An alternative encryption technology is Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), a protocol developed for TCP/IP transmissions. Each SSL Certificate is created for a particular Web server in a specific domain for a verified business entity. Like a passport or a driver’s license, an SSL Certificate is issued by a trusted authority. Digital IDs based on SSL can be installed within email programs and Web servers to encrypt email communications between individuals.
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2) How do you know if your deleted files are truly eliminated from your computer?
Unless you use a Privacy Control application to eradicate all your surfing history, unwanted files, images, cookies and message histories, you can be assured that those which you have deleted are still residing in your PC. Personal and confidential information left on your computer can compromise your security and your privacy. Any interested third party who has access to your computer can view any file it contains. Credit card numbers, banking information, history of Internet use, and personal documents could all be vulnerable – even if the offending files have been deleted.
Privacy Controls software is an important tool in your PC security tool kit. Simple deletion of surfing history, files, images, and message history only removes the files from your view, leaving the files themselves on your computer for access by anyone who has access to your computer. A good Privacy Control application thoroughly scans your computer for deleted files and then offers you the opportunity to completely eliminate them from your system. We strongly advise you to choose an application that is fluent in as many of the latest applications as possible and that offers you multiple elimination options. If you have any worries whatsoever about files containing your credit card or banking information, make sure to choose a Privacy Control software program that "shreds" your information to government or military standards for the most thorough elimination
3) If you want to erase the information on the drives, formatting will not do it. Try Killdisk, a free version download killdisk. C
If you can download and burn your own copy, Killdisk will write over all previous data on the disks. If you have sensitive information on the disks, run it several times.
[QUOTE=Bammadog]Go to C Net.com and download a free program called CCleaner. This is a cache cleaner and will completely clean your computer's cache. Download and try. The first time I did, it removed almost 1 gig of garbage in the memory, including cookies from all the sites I had been and the movie clips I had watched, all that stuff that no one else in the house needs to see. At the very least, get the firefox browser. You can set it to delete all history when you close it and CTRL + SHIFT+DEL will also delete the history and the browser will remain open.[/QUOTE][size=-2][b][u]EDITOR'S SUGGESTION[/u]:[/b] [blue]This is interesting, but you might consider re-posting it under the [u]Internet Security[/u] topic in the Site Administration section of the Forum where it will benefit the Forum Members who are specifically looking for this type of information. [i]Thanks![/i][/blue][/size]
I can't erase pleasers from my computer. No matter how much I erase things it still pops up on my computer.
Any ideas.
Check out LOVEBLUES report, showing-off her inner nerd. -All kidding aside though, its nice to see a provider taking privacy seriously!
I know I've rolled the dice a few times too many in my dealings with providers who dont take my privacy as seriously as they take their own.
I have never met LOVEBLUES , but my opinion of her has definatley gone up. Theres something very sexy abut a woman who knows her sh*t.
Is this girl legit? Anyone with knowledge of her please PM or post here. Somewhere I think I saw where she is supposed to weigh in around 125 pounds. Picture look like hooters weigh 50 of that.
[QUOTE=Batey28]Hey guys, long time lurker. I usually go see Sarah at Pleasers but alas, she is there no longer. I saw mention of another AMP on 72 close to Athens. Is that accurate and is it worth my time?[/QUOTE]
The guy who answers the phone at Pleasers said that Brittany and Sarah overstepped the bounds and were let go. I never heard of there being much "overstepping" avaliable. If there is, I'd like to get their numbers.
[QUOTE=Bully]The guy who answers the phone at Pleasers said that Brittany and Sarah overstepped the bounds and were let go. I never heard of there being much "overstepping" avaliable. If there is, I'd like to get their numbers.[/QUOTE]I'd have to agree with that. Sarah, if you read this board, PM me. As for the management at Pleasers, I'd have to wonder about their business model. I mean, is the inevitable decrease in revenue really worth replacing a cute, petite blonde, with the new staff they have now? I know I won't be back.