General Reports

[JMaul]

Applies to escorts more than masseuses but you learn a lot from direct experience or hearing about others, unfortunately.

Many reports lately about experiences with providers that are on stuff.

Everyone has their own preference, but walking out instead of supporting their habit will save your grief and money!

Some tips when it comes to ads:

- if their pics look like they're on drugs, they probably are. Stay away!

- if there are reviews of these ladies on drugs, stay away!

- take caution with ladies who post late night through early AM. My experience has taught me that many of them are on stuff. Decent clean providers don't need to book late night or 24/7.

- trust your instincts and be ok with walking out altogether.

- if communication is terrible, there could be a hard reason why.

- if you book an appointment and get the run around, it could be related to them scoring something before they see you.

If drugs are involved, they will look to score before your date. Pimps and thugs collect after and both have no place in safe hobbying IMO.

Just remember to support your habits, not theirs LOL!

[JMaul]

It is pretty easy to use Google Voice safely, even for those who are not all that tech savvy.

1. Lock your phone. If you can do this, you probably don't need any further measures, and locking your phone, with all the private data it contains, is generally smart for everyone. If you cannot do that, then consider the following.

2. Put the app in a nondescript folder. If you really want to hide it, assemble a bunch of junk apps in one folder, and put it way deep in the pages, but not at the end.

3. Close the app when not in use. On iphone, double tap home, and push the app away to close it.

4. If you really need to be discrete, then when you are not texting, log out of your fun account. Open the app, tap on the icon in the upper right corner (usually labeled with the first letter of your first name). Then go to "manage accounts", and delete it from this account. If you use a relatively easy to remember password and email address, this isn't much of a pain.

5. Lastly, even though Google is relatively responsible with privacy, consider limiting text communication to the basics, just what is needed to schedule the appointment, with no more specifics. If you need to hash specifics out, best practice is to call and speak with the provider.

6. Turn off notifications on your phone unless you want them and will be smart about turning them off or doing #7 when not in use.

7. Log out when not using it. Everyone has tons of apps on their phones, this can be one you downloaded years ago and never used LOL.

8. Take caution when linking your real number to your voice number for calls. If you don't do it right and a provider calls your phone, they could end up getting your real voicemail. IMO if a provider isn't willing to book a date by text she isn't worth seeing. Very very seldom do I run into an initial meeting where the person requires a voice chat.

[Benz1]

Anyone know of any providers around the alpine area? Link or contact info would be much appreciated.

Drive through Americas Best on 3 mile. You can usually see them hanging over the railings smoking a cigarette. Probably a lot more in summer.

Just give them the street walker wave and they'll respond. If you don't see one right away (because of the cold) find a strategic parking spot to watch the rooms.
Easier than cruising Division.
Happy Hunting.

[Member #6094]

Anyone know of any providers around the alpine area? Link or contact info would be much appreciated.

[Frank Hider]

If you choose to use a texting app you can hide it when you are not using it. Links below. However this hiding method is not password protected so if your significant other gets their hands on your phone they can unhide those apps if they know how. There are 3rd party apps that do allow you to hide and password protect those hidden apps.

Andriod:
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-...pps-on-android

IPhone:
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-...apps-on-iphone

It is pretty easy to use Google Voice safely, even for those who are not all that tech savvy.

1. Lock your phone. If you can do this, you probably don't need any further measures, and locking your phone, with all the private data it contains, is generally smart for everyone. If you cannot do that, then consider the following.

2. Put the app in a nondescript folder. If you really want to hide it, assemble a bunch of junk apps in one folder, and put it way deep in the pages, but not at the end.

3. Close the app when not in use. On iphone, double tap home, and push the app away to close it.

4. If you really need to be discrete, then when you are not texting, log out of your fun account. Open the app, tap on the icon in the upper right corner (usually labeled with the first letter of your first name). Then go to "manage accounts", and delete it from this account. If you use a relatively easy to remember password and email address, this isn't much of a pain.

5. Lastly, even though Google is relatively responsible with privacy, consider limiting text communication to the basics, just what is needed to schedule the appointment, with no more specifics. If you need to hash specifics out, best practice is to call and speak with the provider.

[Wolverines]

If you choose to use a texting app you can hide it when you are not using it. Links below. However this hiding method is not password protected so if your significant other gets their hands on your phone they can unhide those apps if they know how. There are 3rd party apps called launchers that allow you to install, hide and password protect apps. I have personally tried Microsoft Launcher. Works well and it is free.

Andriod:
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-...pps-on-android

IPhone:
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-...apps-on-iphone

In a lot of ways, this is a better option than an ad-filled app, but I think some less tech savvy married men might have a more difficult time managing and deleting multiple Google logins on the same device than just uninistalling an app when they're not using it.

Visit www.google.com, set up a new login, install the google voice app on your phone, and login with that new account. There's your burner phone.

[OldButNotOut]

Just wanted to know if anyone else got a message in there box from someone with a like for some pics of New Years Party?

Messaage said I requested it. No not me didn't open it either.

Message was from Confspokev97 I think can;t rember shit these days

I got the same message from Prorolglid93.

[YouCon45]

Just wanted to know if anyone else got a message in there box from someone with a like for some pics of New Years Party?

Messaage said I requested it. No not me didn't open it either.

Message was from Confspokev97 I think can;t rember shit these days

[MSmithy]

In a lot of ways, this is a better option than an ad-filled app, but I think some less tech savvy married men might have a more difficult time managing and deleting multiple Google logins on the same device than just uninistalling an app when they're not using it.

Thanks for the help. Didn't know they worked that well.

[Chad Adler]

Visit www.google.com, set up a new login, install the google voice app on your phone, and login with that new account. There's your burner phone.

In a lot of ways, this is a better option than an ad-filled app, but I think some less tech savvy married men might have a more difficult time managing and deleting multiple Google logins on the same device than just uninistalling an app when they're not using it.

[Chad Adler]

Any one have experience on getting one? What's the best way and location to get one. Based on recommendations within the forum sounds like a safer way to contact dreams.

Thanks.

MS.

I'm sure someone can recommend prepaid phone services if you really feel the need to own a separate physical phone, but I would say free texting apps are good enough now that you can conduct all your business that way. If you're hiding conversations from a partner, just uninistall the app when you're done using it. As long as you reinstall and send at least one text a month, you can even keep the same number. TextFree and TextNow are the ones I use. 1/3 to 1/2 of the screen is covered by an ad, but you can always get the paid version if that bothers you or you really want to spend money on something. They make and manage calls and texts pretty well, and if you have multiple apps, you can message the same girl from different numbers to try to negotiate better rates.

[Frank Hider]

Any one have experience on getting one? What's the best way and location to get one. Based on recommendations within the forum sounds like a safer way to contact dreams.

Thanks.

MS.

Visit www.google.com, set up a new login, install the google voice app on your phone, and login with that new account. There's your burner phone.

[MSmithy]

Any one have experience on getting one? What's the best way and location to get one. Based on recommendations within the forum sounds like a safer way to contact dreams.

Thanks.

MS.

[Chad Adler]

I'm not willing to make a doctor appointment or pay a substitute online. Is anyone willing to sell / donate some V or C for me to try? Not sure if it'll help or even have a benefit and want to try it first.

I currently have Cialis. I recently ordered some Viagra, but I'm not sure how soon that will arrive.

[Love The Lips]

Pet was wild! She used to do a special that if you let her blindfold you and tie you up, it was really cheap, and OMG, what a time! Saw her probably 20 times. Not much to look at, but what a perv! ANd she did appointments with her daughter for a while!

Yes, I saw Pet a few times alone and then a couple times with her daughter and once with the daughter alone as well!