Rants and Stupid shit in Hartford

[QUOTE=GordonFreeman;7543559]Has anyone had luck hooking up with provider in the early AM. 6:30 AM? 7 AM? I see girls posting in the early morning but have never seemed to be able to connect.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Gonzo456;7543782]A provider once told me that there are automatic posts on STG. Apparently, posts can be made to recur at scheduled times. So, she could be sleeping while STG posts.[/QUOTE]Yeap, they make templates and schedule them to post at optimal times so they don't have to manually do it. There's no Chinese guy manually posting agency ads throughout the day. There is also a limit to the number of posts per day. I think it's 6, but if the agency contacts STG they can get a higher limit. A lot of girls still post manually especially the ones that take their ads down and only want them up when they are available. Girls that never change their pics usually just report their template or have it in a schedule. I think they scheduled post are queued so scheduling at say 630 a post around that time and not exact.

[QUOTE=GordonFreeman;7543559]Has anyone had luck hooking up with provider in the early AM. 6:30 AM? 7 AM? I see girls posting in the early morning but have never seemed to be able to connect.[/QUOTE]I had 1 who hasn't advertised in a while tell me she gets most of her business at that time of day. Guys looking for a quickie on the way to work so their wife won't find out. I've had a couple who have seen me at that time but I'm not normally looking for anything at that time of day.

[QUOTE=LuvrOfWomen;7554039]I had 1 who hasn't advertised in a while tell me she gets most of her business at that time of day. Guys looking for a quickie on the way to work so their wife won't find out. I've had a couple who have seen me at that time but I'm not normally looking for anything at that time of day.[/QUOTE]I had a regular for years and it was prob 70% of the visits early before work. A lot of these girls are also up all night, need to get some business to pay the room & pass out.

[QUOTE=GordonFreeman;7543559]Has anyone had luck hooking up with provider in the early AM. 6:30 AM? 7 AM? I see girls posting in the early morning but have never seemed to be able to connect.[/QUOTE]Roxy told me that she would get guys coming off 2nd or 3rd shifts and truck and plow drivers during the night.

Some of us are older and arent aware of tracking strings in links. If anyone wishes to share links and wish to remain anonymous, make sure you delete any tracking strings at the end of the link. This usually shows up as "?=GHShsHsjxFsuv" or something similar starting with a "?. If you leave the tracking strings on and you used the share link from a personal acct, everyone that clicks the link can easily find out who you are. I use burner socials, but I delete that string out of good habit. If you see a post with a tracking string, alert the OP through DM and report the post. If you quote the link, delete the tracking string portion before you post. Protect your brothers and be safe.

[QUOTE=DonnnyBravo;7554388]Some of us are older and arent aware of tracking strings in links. If anyone wishes to share links and wish to remain anonymous, make sure you delete any tracking strings at the end of the link. This usually shows up as "?=GHShsHsjxFsuv" or something similar starting with a "?. If you leave the tracking strings on and you used the share link from a personal acct, everyone that clicks the link can easily find out who you are. I use burner socials, but I delete that string out of good habit. If you see a post with a tracking string, alert the OP through DM and report the post. If you quote the link, delete the tracking string portion before you post. Protect your brothers and be safe.[/QUOTE]Can you expand on this. Not sure what scenario you are referring to. Are you saying if we create a post and include a link to an STG ad there is tracking info in the text of the link? Or if we upload an image file there in tracking info in it? And what kind of information is exposed exactly? Would love to hear specifics. I know This website is not SSL secure which means those in the hacking world can see traffic transmissions in plain text since non SSL traffic is not encrypted.

[QUOTE=Stickman55;7556516]Can you expand on this. Not sure what scenario you are referring to. Are you saying if we create a post and include a link to an STG ad there is tracking info in the text of the link? Or if we upload an image file there in tracking info in it? And what kind of information is exposed exactly? Would love to hear specifics. I know This website is not SSL secure which means those in the hacking world can see traffic transmissions in plain text since non SSL traffic is not encrypted.[/QUOTE]I'm using a link from IG as an example but other social playform share links are similar. I have altered the tracking string.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DS54Rs4kj2Z/?igsh=bQH2OHxidzhsaYhp

Components of the link:

Domain = www.instagram.com
Type of post = p
Creators acct string = DS54Rs4kj2Z
Tracking string = ?igsh=bQH2OHxidzhsaYhp

Doesn't have tracking string = https://www.instagram.com/p/DS54Rs4kj2Z/

If you do not delete the tracking string portion, it will identify the user that shared the link. Some socials will provide a pop up that shows the sharing user's acct. "John Doe is sharing this post" or says something similar and may even provide a button to follow that user. The user that shared the link can also get a notification like "Jane Doe checked out your link".

These tracking links are used to help the social platform increase followers and creator dashboard analytics. Sites like onlyfans even also make it possible to provide free month's to user's if they share a link with others that pay for a subscription.

So, if you don't want your personal socials exposing you, delete that tracker portion. If you like clicking links people post, copy and paste it, delete the string prior to clicking or create a burner / non identifying social acct so it doesn't matter when it opens under your login.

[QUOTE=DonnnyBravo;7556535]I'm using a link from IG as an example but other social playform share links are similar. I have altered the tracking string.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DS54Rs4kj2Z/?igsh=bQH2OHxidzhsaYhp

Components of the link:

Domain = www.instagram.com
Type of post = p
Creators acct string = DS54Rs4kj2Z
Tracking string = ?igsh=bQH2OHxidzhsaYhp

Doesn't have tracking string = https://www.instagram.com/p/DS54Rs4kj2Z/

If you do not delete the tracking string portion, it will identify the user that shared the link. Some socials will provide a pop up that shows the sharing user's acct. "John Doe is sharing this post" or says something similar and may even provide a button to follow that user. The user that shared the link can also get a notification like "Jane Doe checked out your link".

These tracking links are used to help the social platform increase followers and creator dashboard analytics. Sites like onlyfans even also make it possible to provide free month's to user's if they share a link with others that pay for a subscription.

So, if you don't want your personal socials exposing you, delete that tracker portion. If you like clicking link people post, copy and paste it or create a burner / non identifying social acct so it doesn't matter.[/QUOTE]Thank you D. B. !

These are for socials which you have an account and logged in and from that login social you are copying a link and posting here. Is this the scenario that you are referring to?

[QUOTE=DonnnyBravo;7556535]I'm using a link from IG as an example but other social playform share links are similar. I have altered the tracking string.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DS54Rs4kj2Z/?igsh=bQH2OHxidzhsaYhp

Components of the link:

Domain = www.instagram.com
Type of post = p
Creators acct string = DS54Rs4kj2Z
Tracking string = ?igsh=bQH2OHxidzhsaYhp

Doesn't have tracking string = https://www.instagram.com/p/DS54Rs4kj2Z/

If you do not delete the tracking string portion, it will identify the user that shared the link. Some socials will provide a pop up that shows the sharing user's acct. "John Doe is sharing this post" or says something similar and may even provide a button to follow that user. The user that shared the link can also get a notification like "Jane Doe checked out your link".

These tracking links are used to help the social platform increase followers and creator dashboard analytics. Sites like onlyfans even also make it possible to provide free month's to user's if they share a link with others that pay for a subscription.

So, if you don't want your personal socials exposing you, delete that tracker portion. If you like clicking links people post, copy and paste it, delete the string prior to clicking or create a burner / non identifying social acct so it doesn't matter when it opens under your login.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MikeFly;7556605]These are for socials which you have an account and logged in and from that login social you are copying a link and posting here. Is this the scenario that you are referring to?[/QUOTE]Yes. The link I shared was an example. I did alter the tracking string so it doesn't point back to me for example pirposes.

"I'm sorry sir, but it looks like your wife was hit by a bus".

I know, but she's great with the kids.

[QUOTE=MaxThrust;7573469]"I'm sorry sir, but it looks like your wife was hit by a bus".

I know, but she's great with the kids.[/QUOTE]I really don't get that one.

Donnybravo is a truly helpful brother. On this matter of anonymity, online and phone is one thing but it seems the unavoidable part is the cameras now sprawling up in more and more places including hotel hallways, hotel lots, neighboring lots, etc. Perhaps overly cautious, but unless you're ride sharing every time (which is quite impractical), your car is going to be on camera. How long that footage is stored is honestly something I'm not sure about and probably varies from place to place. But seeing more and more news reels on TV of camera shots of suspects shows this is still something to keep in mind IMO.

[QUOTE=DonnnyBravo;7554388]Some of us are older and arent aware of tracking strings in links. If anyone wishes to share links and wish to remain anonymous, make sure you delete any tracking strings at the end of the link. This usually shows up as "?=GHShsHsjxFsuv" or something similar starting with a "?. If you leave the tracking strings on and you used the share link from a personal acct, everyone that clicks the link can easily find out who you are. I use burner socials, but I delete that string out of good habit. If you see a post with a tracking string, alert the OP through DM and report the post. If you quote the link, delete the tracking string portion before you post. Protect your brothers and be safe.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=KidPort38;7574506]Donnybravo is a truly helpful brother. On this matter of anonymity, online and phone is one thing but it seems the unavoidable part is the cameras now sprawling up in more and more places including hotel hallways, hotel lots, neighboring lots, etc. Perhaps overly cautious, but unless you're ride sharing every time (which is quite impractical), your car is going to be on camera. How long that footage is stored is honestly something I'm not sure about and probably varies from place to place. But seeing more and more news reels on TV of camera shots of suspects shows this is still something to keep in mind IMO.[/QUOTE]Unless something happens onsite or with the girl around the same time, you'll more than likely in the clear. With girls causing delays though, sitting in a parking lot for a long period of time could likely be a flag. If you smoke, taking a "smoke break" outside is more reasonable than simply sitting in your car. I'll usually wait in a different lot close by then drive over when ready. LE in each town usually do "property checks" and stroll through the parking lots slowly looking at cars. I've never been approached but have been at some during a few patrols.

Walking through hallways, cameras are usually on the ceiling so looking down, at your phone and not directly at the camera. Covid days were easy and just wearing a mask. More often than not, it's not the client but the traffic going in and out of a room is what can get attention especially late at night. Still a lot of these hotels have low paid desk workers that aren't paying attention or owner's family that care more about revenue than the type of tenants. For those that are more paranoid, bring a backpack or a bag of food. Likely no one will question you anyways and even less if looking like delivering food.

Just be smart and don't draw attention. In my years, I haven't had any trouble with or without mitigation. Only once did I almost walk into a sting years back and a different state. It was only my luck a guy with a badge swinging around his neck walked out of the specified room and into the room next door while I was waiting in my car for the go ahead. This was before I learned about review sites.

Thanks KidPort, we all help each other.

[QUOTE=Woody50;7574136]I really don't get that one.[/QUOTE]The guys essentially acknowledging his wife is hideous while pointing out her redeeming feature of being good with kids.