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I'm posting this experience in hopes that others have cracked this nut and can post or DM some work around ideas. Background: A friend used to stay safe and clean through regular testing at LabCorp or Quest after ordering tests through Analyte via Health Labs or similar site. It was all pretty streamlined. He would buy a Gift Card from Walley World or similar and then use that to purchase his tests, make his appt at the local lab and get tested. In recent months two things have changed. Gift Card companies like VanillaGift Visa and SecureSpend MC have stopped allowing the cardholder to "register" the card with name address and zip code. This lack of a zip code is the problem. It makes the card essentially useless at most online merchants. Around the same time this happened Analyte shifted their policy to only accepting payments from cards with verifiable (registered) zip codes. Neither company will budge off their policy so my friend's ability to get testing has crashed to zero at this point. My friends SO is very tapped into ALL their finances so any use of a card registered to him would set off lots of bells and whistles. Even the reloadable cards like GrrenSpot or Scarlet require a SSN for verification. It seems staying safe and under the radar is becoming far more challenging. So, any thoughts or work arounds from the professionals out there? I told my friend I'd ask and report back. Post or DM much appreciated.

Thanks,

Q.

[QUOTE=Quriusmrk;7449192]I'm posting this experience in hopes that others have cracked this nut and can post or DM some work around ideas. Background: A friend used to stay safe and clean through regular testing at LabCorp or Quest after ordering tests through Analyte via Health Labs or similar site. It was all pretty streamlined. He would buy a Gift Card from Walley World or similar and then use that to purchase his tests, make his appt at the local lab and get tested. In recent months two things have changed. Gift Card companies like VanillaGift Visa and SecureSpend MC have stopped allowing the cardholder to "register" the card with name address and zip code. This lack of a zip code is the problem. It makes the card essentially useless at most online merchants. Around the same time this happened Analyte shifted their policy to only accepting payments from cards with verifiable (registered) zip codes. Neither company will budge off their policy so my friend's ability to get testing has crashed to zero at this point. My friends SO is very tapped into ALL their finances so any use of a card registered to him would set off lots of bells and whistles. Even the reloadable cards like GrrenSpot or Scarlet require a SSN for verification. It seems staying safe and under the radar is becoming far more challenging. So, any thoughts or work arounds from the professionals out there? I told my friend I'd ask and report back. Post or DM much appreciated.

Thanks,

Q.[/QUOTE]Hard problem. Your friend needs to open a no / low interest bank account, in his name, and do everything on-line; no mailed statements. He could use cash deposits to fund the account. And as long as the annual interest earned, if any, is low, there will be no IRS reporting. Once that bank account is set up, he can use [URL]privacy.com[/URL] (linked to that bank account) to generate on-line debit cards that can be used anywhere (including [URL]stdcheck.com[/URL] - I did this yesterday.) But the main thing is that he needs his own discreet bank account. [URL]Privacy.com[/URL] will mask the charges to the merchant, but will show "[URL]privacy.com[/URL]" on statements which sounds like it would raise too many questions on a joint account. Nice thing about [URL]privacy.com[/URL] is you can use an arbitrary name and zip. Card will still work. This approach works for many sites (including international e. G. TER, P411) where you don't want the merchant to have your true name, or the name of the merchant to appear on any credit, or bank statement.

I will pass this along.

Q.

[QUOTE=Heh1177;7449432]Hard problem. Your friend needs to open a no / low interest bank account, in his name, and do everything on-line; no mailed statements. He could use cash deposits to fund the account. And as long as the annual interest earned, if any, is low, there will be no IRS reporting. Once that bank account is set up, he can use [URL]privacy.com[/URL] (linked to that bank account) to generate on-line debit cards that can be used anywhere (including [URL]stdcheck.com[/URL] - I did this yesterday.) But the main thing is that he needs his own discreet bank account. [URL]Privacy.com[/URL] will mask the charges to the merchant, but will show "[URL]privacy.com[/URL]" on statements which sounds like it would raise too many questions on a joint account. Nice thing about [URL]privacy.com[/URL] is you can use an arbitrary name and zip. Card will still work. This approach works for many sites (including international e. G. TER, P411) where you don't want the merchant to have your true name, or the name of the merchant to appear on any credit, or bank statement.[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=Quriusmrk;7449192]I'm posting this experience in hopes that others have cracked this nut and can post or DM some work around ideas. Background: A friend used to stay safe and clean through regular testing at LabCorp or Quest after ordering tests through Analyte via Health Labs or similar site. It was all pretty streamlined. He would buy a Gift Card from Walley World or similar and then use that to purchase his tests, make his appt at the local lab and get tested. In recent months two things have changed. Gift Card companies like VanillaGift Visa and SecureSpend MC have stopped allowing the cardholder to "register" the card with name address and zip code. This lack of a zip code is the problem. It makes the card essentially useless at most online merchants. Around the same time this happened Analyte shifted their policy to only accepting payments from cards with verifiable (registered) zip codes. Neither company will budge off their policy so my friend's ability to get testing has crashed to zero at this point. My friends SO is very tapped into ALL their finances so any use of a card registered to him would set off lots of bells and whistles. Even the reloadable cards like GrrenSpot or Scarlet require a SSN for verification. It seems staying safe and under the radar is becoming far more challenging. So, any thoughts or work arounds from the professionals out there? I told my friend I'd ask and report back. Post or DM much appreciated.

Thanks,

Q.[/QUOTE]Vanilla has been doing this non zip code thing for more than a year.

If I remember correctly though, when you buy a card at 7-Eleven, I believe there's a workaround they're able to do to register their zip code to the card.

I haven't done it in over a year because the process now is too tedious.

Can your friend pay for his tests in "Cash"?

Anyone taking it after a sweet tooth to prevent any std? I read an article saying it might be helpful and some are really taking it.

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[QUOTE=TenaCityForCum;7454572]Anyone taking it after a sweet tooth to prevent any std? I read an article saying it might be helpful and some are really taking it.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.cdc.gov/sti/prevention/doxy-pep.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=Heh1177;7449432]Hard problem. Your friend needs to open a no / low interest bank account, in his name, and do everything on-line; no mailed statements.[/QUOTE]Capital One "360 Checking" account. No fees, all online.

So yesterday I was killing time and looking at and texting provider ads from various sites, I ALWAYS use my texting app to text to message working girls. Most of them stop responding if I don't respond and I move on. One in particular yesterday kept texting and asking for appointment so I blocked her on the app, thinking ok all done. About an hour later some how she managed to get through on my REAL phone number and started blowing me up there. With actual phone calls!

I looked at my profile on my texting app and my regular number is NOT linked to it (other than the app is on my phone), neither is my real name. It is linked to a "burner email" that I hardly use. So HTF did she get my REAL number?

[QUOTE=SfoDavid67;7477088]So yesterday I was killing time and looking at and texting provider ads from various sites, I ALWAYS use my texting app to text to message working girls. Most of them stop responding if I don't respond and I move on. One in particular yesterday kept texting and asking for appointment so I blocked her on the app, thinking ok all done. About an hour later some how she managed to get through on my REAL phone number and started blowing me up there. With actual phone calls!

I looked at my profile on my texting app and my regular number is NOT linked to it (other than the app is on my phone), neither is my real name. It is linked to a "burner email" that I hardly use. So HTF did she get my REAL number?[/QUOTE]LE can get the # with a subpoena to the app company. That would include IP address. Not saying it's LE but I know they can do it. If you find out what's going on please let us know.

[QUOTE=SfoDavid67;7477088]So yesterday I was killing time and looking at and texting provider ads from various sites, I ALWAYS use my texting app to text to message working girls. Most of them stop responding if I don't respond and I move on. One in particular yesterday kept texting and asking for appointment so I blocked her on the app, thinking ok all done. About an hour later some how she managed to get through on my REAL phone number and started blowing me up there. With actual phone calls!

I looked at my profile on my texting app and my regular number is NOT linked to it (other than the app is on my phone), neither is my real name. It is linked to a "burner email" that I hardly use. So HTF did she get my REAL number?[/QUOTE]You got a link to this provider? That's crazy to hear you be safe out here man!

Not sure which forum to ask this question so I decided here is good enough.

I'm not opposed to sharing some green for a little adult fun. However, I'd like to find some Asian lady to be friends with and not just another customer (walking ATM). I realize most on the websites we use are doing it for the money only, and I'm not looking for a monogamous relationship. But it'd be nice to be able to text one directly and send polite messages (had fun today, missing you, sorry I haven't been by to see you, waiting until I'm over this head cold, etc.).

Does anyone have suggestions how or where to find such a girl? I've mostly stuck with AMPs, and met some nice providers who I'd like to see away from job site. I'd still offer up same money rationalizing "why give the house that 60 to 80 when it could be all hers?

Maybe I'm at the point of looking for a real unicorn, but any help pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated.

Feel free to PM me if you'd rather not reveal your ideas openly.

[QUOTE=TomPayne25;7499675]Not sure which forum to ask this question so I decided here is good enough.

I'm not opposed to sharing some green for a little adult fun. However, I'd like to find some Asian lady to be friends with and not just another customer (walking ATM). I realize most on the websites we use are doing it for the money only, and I'm not looking for a monogamous relationship. But it'd be nice to be able to text one directly and send polite messages (had fun today, missing you, sorry I haven't been by to see you, waiting until I'm over this head cold, etc.).

Does anyone have suggestions how or where to find such a girl? I've mostly stuck with AMPs, and met some nice providers who I'd like to see away from job site. I'd still offer up same money rationalizing "why give the house that 60 to 80 when it could be all hers?

Maybe I'm at the point of looking for a real unicorn, but any help pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated.

Feel free to PM me if you'd rather not reveal your ideas openly.[/QUOTE]Sounds like you might want to check the Sugar sites.

Not as good as it once was, but what is.

[QUOTE=CollegeParkBoy;7479026]You got a link to this provider? That's crazy to hear you be safe out here man![/QUOTE]This is terrifying and keeping me from messaging any new people.