Escort Reports

**Ron M** · 06-13-14 15:57

Originally Posted by Exoticcar [View Original Post]

Get a load of this hottie anyone here partake and if so what were the damages? Inbox. Thanks.

http://www.theeroticreview.com/revie....asp?id=248227

Her Reviews look Excellent. So give her a call and see her yourself.

**Nudus81** · 06-13-14 12:42

Does anyone remember the Willowbrook Nazi? (For newbies, the name comes from his screening process). The location and number on this ad look familiar, the girls always seemed to be pretty good. Any intel on this ad?

http://chicago.backpage.com/FemaleEs...rl-24/13220078

**Exoticcar** · 06-13-14 03:10

Get a load of this hottie anyone here partake and if so what were the damages? Inbox. Thanks.

http://www.theeroticreview.com/revie....asp?id=248227

**Moejoo** · 06-08-14 15:20

Originally Posted by AndyKrish [View Original Post]

Hi.

I am going to set up a meeting with this girl can any one give a heads up.

http://chicago.backpage.com/FemaleEs...-_-22/19089584

Regards.

Ak.

Yes, the girl you meet will not be the girl in the pictures, but I hope you have a good time with whoever it is that shows up.

**AndyKrish** · 06-08-14 10:24

Hi.

I am going to set up a meeting with this girl can any one give a heads up.

http://chicago.backpage.com/FemaleEs...-_-22/19089584

Regards.

Ak.

**TomCody1986** · 06-07-14 23:49

I've heard of an apartment on the 800 block of bishop at. Several girls working. It's in my hood, but I can't find who / how. Please DM with any input.

**ApplePiePussy** · 06-04-14 17:59

Originally Posted by Castlerae [View Original Post]

One of the biggest money makers these days for hackers is the 'hostage' scam: a person clicks on an attachment, or tries to follow a link, and malware gets installed on their computer / smartphone. Then, the next time they go online, they get a message says something like "We have control of all your email accounts / we have encrypted all your data. If you don't send $X to the following bank account, we will do all manner of things to your personal data. " It works, and works well. The accounts are almost always located on a bank in some country that is either unfriendly to us, or that has strict banking security laws that bar outsiders for accessing information. Now, let's say our hacker gets into a verification site, steal their database, then uses the contact information (they *do* have to verify you, after all) to send a simple message:

"Hello (fill in the blank with some poor monger's name). We have your verification information from (whatever site they hacked). As this site operates solely for the purpose of 'verifying' potential customers for prostitutes, we know you are engaged in the criminal act of soliciting of prostitution. If you want to keep us from forwarding this information to your wife and / or employer, you will transfer $X to the following bank account. ".

If you got that message, would *you* be willing to risk your boss or your wife / girlfriend / family finding out? Some might, but a lot wouldn't, so any hacker that could pull this type of data theft off would be in line to make a nice-sized pile of money. Thus, I refuse to use.

To each his own, as they say, but that's my take on the matter, my $0. 02 worth of opinion.

I would say no. These kinds of people never follow through. They profit off of fear and guilt and most pay and so they don't need to actually commit the crime of hacking.

**GotMilf** · 06-03-14 17:49

I would never go on any site involving prostitution or porn that requires my personal info or a credit card. Period.

**Castlerae** · 06-02-14 19:26

Originally Posted by BottleRocket12 [View Original Post]

Names on the internet mean jack shit to a prosecutor. Circumstantial evidence at best. There is no proof you did anything with anyone for any amount. There's no credit card info so hackers couldn't give a rats ass either.

One of the biggest money makers these days for hackers is the 'hostage' scam: a person clicks on an attachment, or tries to follow a link, and malware gets installed on their computer / smartphone. Then, the next time they go online, they get a message says something like "We have control of all your email accounts / we have encrypted all your data. If you don't send $X to the following bank account, we will do all manner of things to your personal data. " It works, and works well. The accounts are almost always located on a bank in some country that is either unfriendly to us, or that has strict banking security laws that bar outsiders for accessing information. Now, let's say our hacker gets into a verification site, steal their database, then uses the contact information (they *do* have to verify you, after all) to send a simple message:

"Hello (fill in the blank with some poor monger's name). We have your verification information from (whatever site they hacked). As this site operates solely for the purpose of 'verifying' potential customers for prostitutes, we know you are engaged in the criminal act of soliciting of prostitution. If you want to keep us from forwarding this information to your wife and / or employer, you will transfer $X to the following bank account. ".

If you got that message, would *you* be willing to risk your boss or your wife / girlfriend / family finding out? Some might, but a lot wouldn't, so any hacker that could pull this type of data theft off would be in line to make a nice-sized pile of money. Thus, I refuse to use.

To each his own, as they say, but that's my take on the matter, my $0. 02 worth of opinion.

**Ewynkoop** · 06-02-14 13:08

Originally Posted by BottleRocket12 [View Original Post]

Names on the internet mean jack shit to a prosecutor. Circumstantial evidence at best. There is no proof you did anything with anyone for any amount. There's no credit card info so hackers couldn't give a rats ass either.

Just an offer of something of value for a sexual act is enough, even if it isn't in-person. Look at 720 ILCS 5/11-14.1.

http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs...0050K11-14.htm

Also, the threat of prosecution, even with flimsy circumstantial evidence, would be enough to get a plea and a fine from some.

**ApplePiePussy** · 06-02-14 01:50

Names on the internet mean jack shit to a prosecutor. Circumstantial evidence at best. There is no proof you did anything with anyone for any amount. There's no credit card info so hackers couldn't give a rats ass either.

Originally Posted by Castlerae [View Original Post]

I've heard many people here sing the praises of different 'verification' sites. Every one of them is a gold mine for any prosecutor who can get a warrant to seize their records. Worse, think what a nice, fat target they are for any hackers looking for a little extra cash from 'verified' mongers who don't want thier info published all over the Internet.

Bottom line: the risk ain't worth the reward, IMHO.

**Castlerae** · 06-01-14 22:09

Originally Posted by HereIAmToSave [View Original Post]

I went to see this girl and she was smokin hott when I got there she says 300 more for sex.

I'm like WTF I came for b2 b for 250 after I paid dude comes out of closet and says to get out.

That was it for me now I only go places that screen and I do lots of homework on her.

No another site reviews, no website count me out I joined some thing called roomservice and have.

Had hott times ever since.

I didn't know what that was at first.

I've heard many people here sing the praises of different 'verification' sites. Every one of them is a gold mine for any prosecutor who can get a warrant to seize their records. Worse, think what a nice, fat target they are for any hackers looking for a little extra cash from 'verified' mongers who don't want thier info published all over the Internet.

Bottom line: the risk ain't worth the reward, IMHO.

**Ron M** · 05-31-14 21:31

Originally Posted by HereIAmToSave [View Original Post]

I went to see this girl and she was smokin hott when I got there she says 300 more for sex.

I'm like WTF I came for b2 b for 250 after I paid dude comes out of closet and says to get out.

That was it for me now I only go places that screen and I do lots of homework on her.

No another site reviews, no website count me out I joined some thing called roomservice and have.

Had hott times ever since.

I didn't know what that was at first.

I'm not sure how safe having your info on those Verification Sites are. You never know who's looking at your info besides a Provider. As for me I don't feel the need to register on a Verification Site. I just read Reviews of a Provider. If the Reviews are Great I give her a call. The Providers I've seen never asked me for any type of Verification.

**HereIAmToSave** · 05-31-14 12:27

Originally Posted by Dazhiba [View Original Post]

Yes, many others require verification as well. This protects the gals from bad apples and I don't think you should be concerned about it. You are more likely to get quality if you are willing to go through this simple process.

Daz.

I went to see this girl and she was smokin hott when I got there she says 300 more for sex.

I'm like WTF I came for b2 b for 250 after I paid dude comes out of closet and says to get out.

That was it for me now I only go places that screen and I do lots of homework on her.

No another site reviews, no website count me out I joined some thing called roomservice and have.

Had hott times ever since.

I didn't know what that was at first.

**AndyKrish** · 05-29-14 02:57

Has any one ever availed the services of Ann Cline seems mature but some what steep as far as donation are concerned any news will be appreciated.

Regards.

Andy.