Non Pro's

**Michael1967** · 10-06-20 00:59

Originally Posted by MaCross19 [View Original Post]

Has anyone ever done an arrangement with two girls such as https://www.seeking.com/member/7a907...8-64da8ca8e30c I like the idea of a built in 3 way but always worried it'll be nit as much action as I am hoping for.

I did it once. I guess not the traditional way, I had a SB that wanted to make me happy bring a friend. All I can say was that it was cute. They didn't do much with each other, but one did sit on my face while the other blew me. I liked that. It was obvious they were just friends and doing it for the money and not really into it. After we finished, they then fought about the split of the money. I gave one of them an extra $200 because I felt she got screwed in the deal (and because of that, I still see her to this day. We are now good FWB and I rarely give her money).

To me, I've been in more than my share of 3 somes and it really doesn't work unless the women are into it (or they're really drunk). If they are doing it just to make you happy or for money it's going to suck. It's nowhere near as good as the porn.

**DelToro** · 10-06-20 00:16

Originally Posted by TnaPorter [View Original Post]

I think she just uses SA as a way for her to collect clients. She messages me often asking to come see her at her hotel incall.

She was a pro even before she started advertising as an escort, she was already starting to charge in terms of time limits. Very pro behavior.

**TnaPorter** · 10-05-20 18:41

Originally Posted by MorganCreamin [View Original Post]

Look who the escort life didn't agree with.

https://www.seeking.com/member/02e8a...8-7ed0464546e8

I think she just uses SA as a way for her to collect clients. She messages me often asking to come see her at her hotel incall.

**Diver6390** · 10-05-20 18:33

I have noticed in perusing SA that a lot of the women advertise "loyal" as key attribute. Why? Presumably not many of us play in the Sugar Bowl expecting monogamy. So why list this as an asset?

**MaCross19** · 10-05-20 18:26

Has anyone ever done an arrangement with two girls such as https://www.seeking.com/member/7a907...8-64da8ca8e30c I like the idea of a built in 3 way but always worried it'll be nit as much action as I am hoping for.

**TheNovelist** · 10-04-20 22:33

https://www.seeking.com/member/3df97...f-714282df86c7

Does anyone have any info or an experience with this lovey woman?

**Maui Glory** · 10-04-20 19:00

Originally Posted by MartyByrde [View Original Post]

She's in Houston! Did you go that far to see her?

No. She says she travels between Houston and Seattle and will message me the next time she's here.

**Fillipino** · 10-03-20 03:56

Originally Posted by Fillipino [View Original Post]

I ended up biting the bullet and dropped a load in her late ast night.

I remember her stating that she was / is a debt collector so would that allow her access to special databases for debt collection to allow doxxing?

**Fillipino** · 10-02-20 18:44

Originally Posted by OneSizeFitsFew [View Original Post]

There is a method where citizens can get ownership and registration info from license plates. You simply place a request to the DOL for this information. The DOL then notifies the registered owner of this request and I assume they have a chance to deny releasing it, but I'm not certain of this, just assuming that it must exist. The DOL then forwards this info to whoever made the request.

I know they do this since it happened to one of my company vehicles. I received a post card in the mail stating that this entity requested the info on the particular vehicle. The entity in this case was some business from Spokane that I wasn't familiar with which seemed innocuous so I never followed up nor heard anything from them.

There is a cost which I don't recall and seen to remember it being nominal.

I ended up biting the bullet and dropped a load in her late ast night.

**OneSizeFitsFew** · 10-02-20 18:35

Originally Posted by MorganCreamin [View Original Post]

Private citizens can't get your personal info from that. Every time LEO or other gov't employee asks for personal info from a license plate number it's recorded.

There is a method where citizens can get ownership and registration info from license plates. You simply place a request to the DOL for this information. The DOL then notifies the registered owner of this request and I assume they have a chance to deny releasing it, but I'm not certain of this, just assuming that it must exist. The DOL then forwards this info to whoever made the request.

I know they do this since it happened to one of my company vehicles. I received a post card in the mail stating that this entity requested the info on the particular vehicle. The entity in this case was some business from Spokane that I wasn't familiar with which seemed innocuous so I never followed up nor heard anything from them.

There is a cost which I don't recall and seen to remember it being nominal.

**MartyByrde** · 10-02-20 16:09

Originally Posted by KuatoKuato [View Original Post]

https://www.seeking.com/member/d7b65...f-4ab91a7b4a83

She's might be a pro though her negotiation skills are really bad. Started out with $1500, I brought her back down to earth to a more reasonable $ ppm which includes anal and her ability to host. It's extremely unlikely I'll actually meet up with her. Photos suggest she's not my type.

She's in Houston! Did you go that far to see her?

**Maui Glory** · 10-01-20 22:02

https://www.seeking.com/member/d7b65...f-4ab91a7b4a83

She's might be a pro though her negotiation skills are really bad. Started out with $1500, I brought her back down to earth to a more reasonable $ ppm which includes anal and her ability to host. It's extremely unlikely I'll actually meet up with her. Photos suggest she's not my type.

**Michael1967** · 10-01-20 19:39

Originally Posted by MorganCreamin [View Original Post]

Never thought about DOL, yeah, they have to run them all the time as part of their job. Still, probability is that your average hoe won't have access to that info via the "I know a guy" method.

The White Center one was shut down because of the amount of fraud that went through there. West Seattle was also shut down (rumored to be because of the same thing). I know one person fired from another office for changing docs and not charging sales tax on auto sales (done on purpose) and taking cash payments (bribes to do it). I know another person at a local office that is doing the same thing in exchange for drugs (it's crack and I'm surprised that person hasn't gotten caught yet). I would think they would have some kind of background checks or something at these places, so you never know. Your average ho shouldn't know someone, but it appears there are some shady people working there.

**Morgan Creamin** · 10-01-20 19:05

Originally Posted by Michael1967 [View Original Post]

Just to let you know (without hopefully outing myself). Anyone that works at the DOL branches could access that info quickly and I know for a fact that people do that. At the one near me there are at least two people that are addicts that "help" people register cars for drugs or money. This is first hand knowledge (meaning I was there, was told about the scams that are being run and watched the money change hands). So, the police may not be able to do it, but your minimum wage worker at the DOL can.

Never thought about DOL, yeah, they have to run them all the time as part of their job. Still, probability is that your average hoe won't have access to that info via the "I know a guy" method.

**Michael1967** · 10-01-20 18:13

Originally Posted by MorganCreamin [View Original Post]

Private citizens can't get your personal info from that. Every time LEO or other gov't employee asks for personal info from a license plate number it's recorded.

Just to let you know (without hopefully outing myself). Anyone that works at the DOL branches could access that info quickly and I know for a fact that people do that. At the one near me there are at least two people that are addicts that "help" people register cars for drugs or money. This is first hand knowledge (meaning I was there, was told about the scams that are being run and watched the money change hands). So, the police may not be able to do it, but your minimum wage worker at the DOL can.