Escort Reports

**Simpson1234** · 02-15-21 01:50

Originally Posted by Amauer13 [View Original Post]

I recently met Erica out in Pontiac.....She didn't ask for the donation until after the deed, she said something to the effect of she'd rather get ripped off than arrested

https://detroit.skipthegames.com/fem...t/840887518810

"I'd rather be robbed or arrested". I mentioned that to her the last time I saw her. It comes from the Great One in Flint. Erica is a great date. Highly recommend.

**Old Dude50** · 02-15-21 00:43

Any info on her. Saw her ad on Skip-the-Games.

**Stealth72** · 02-14-21 21:30

Originally Posted by TopGunMich [View Original Post]

Simple Homework suggestions to avoid getting ripped off. Think like buying a car, check car magazines reviews, consumer reports, car experts, car fax, etc.

1) Google Search, search phone number and email address for legitimate reviews. No reviews means either they are brand new or bad surprises.

Why would a legitimate established businessman change email or numbers frequently (in order to hide bad record)?

2) use tineye or google image search to verify photos are legitimate.

3) 702 area code usually implies lemons by experienced con sales people.

4) glitter names like Mercedes, Ferrari, channel, prada usually imply ghetto lemons.

5) use a burner phone to avoid future phone harassment from obnoxious salesman.

6) never give out personal info like full name, do they give their real names to us. (you don't want them pulling credit reports kinda like blackmail).

7) never use your primary residence (think repossesion by unscrupulous people like blackmail or future home invasion).

8) get recommendations from others like friends or coworkers.

9) check for recalls in ripoff section.

10) don't be fooled by trick photography (certain camera angles conceal bad body work like a huge gut).

A simple google search will reveal alot and help avoid a bad experience, keep in mind more reviews are better and some reviews are doctored.

On #1. They change numbers because of their lifestyle. They lose phones, break them, have them take or even sometimes they are numbers controlled by the pimps. Often are shared textnow numbers that are run by another girl. Can be all kinds of reasons. Almost never to avoid the bad reviews. Honestly they aren't all that aware of them and generally don't care.

**ActionPacker** · 02-14-21 21:16

https://detroit.skipthegames.com/fem...8/471492331703

Looks good. Any experiences?

**DeboDee23** · 02-14-21 20:30

https://listcrawler.eu/last_phone_post/3137573459

What happened to her. I saw her sis Stacey but she only offer cbj bbbj

**OnTheRoad2019** · 02-14-21 16:21

Sugar daddy meet. Com?

I just came across it. But I've never seen it mentioned on here.

Thanks boys!!

**XirCom** · 02-14-21 07:17

Originally Posted by deansi12 [View Original Post]

I do not see any number on her posts?

It's even listed in the link 504516 etc.

**JoeyDetr** · 02-14-21 05:33

https://www.eros.com/michigan/files/9611800.htm?cat=1

Place is an absolute scam. Wanted $500 for the hour. But That was just to walk in and see the girl naked. More was offered of course. Like $. 2 for an HE. And a G to 2 G for more. Do not try out this agency. It will end badly!

**TopGunMich** · 02-14-21 02:33

Simple Homework suggestions to avoid getting ripped off. Think like buying a car, check car magazines reviews, consumer reports, car experts, car fax, etc.

1) Google Search, search phone number and email address for legitimate reviews. No reviews means either they are brand new or bad surprises.

Why would a legitimate established businessman change email or numbers frequently (in order to hide bad record)?

2) use tineye or google image search to verify photos are legitimate.

3) 702 area code usually implies lemons by experienced con sales people.

4) glitter names like Mercedes, Ferrari, channel, prada usually imply ghetto lemons.

5) use a burner phone to avoid future phone harassment from obnoxious salesman.

6) never give out personal info like full name, do they give their real names to us. (you don't want them pulling credit reports kinda like blackmail).

7) never use your primary residence (think repossesion by unscrupulous people like blackmail or future home invasion).

8) get recommendations from others like friends or coworkers.

9) check for recalls in ripoff section.

10) don't be fooled by trick photography (certain camera angles conceal bad body work like a huge gut).

A simple google search will reveal alot and help avoid a bad experience, keep in mind more reviews are better and some reviews are doctored.

**WinterKnight** · 02-14-21 00:48

Originally Posted by HeadsUp313 [View Original Post]

It was McNichols first, the suburbs changed the name to 6 mile to distance themselves from the city of Detroit. The suburbs did it with a lot of streets, Ford road / Mcgraw, 5 mile / Fenkell, etc.

The Mile Road designation was assigned first. Six Mile was renamed McNichols in northwest Detroit for the University of Detroit president who moved the school from downtown to Six Mile and Livernois. The name change took place after he died in 1932. It has nothing to do with suburbs "distancing" themselves from Detroit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roads_...olitan_Detroit

https://www.detroityes.com/mb/showth...ds-other-names

https://wdet.org/posts/2019/08/08/88...e-road-system/

**Concupiscent69** · 02-14-21 00:27

Originally Posted by HeadsUp313 [View Original Post]

It was McNichols first, the suburbs changed the name to 6 mile to distance themselves from the city of Detroit. The suburbs did it with a lot of streets, Ford road / Mcgraw, 5 mile / Fenkell, etc.

If only that were true. It's the other way around.

The Mile Road System extended easterly into Detroit, but is interrupted, because much of Detroit's early settlements and farms were based on early French land grants that were aligned northwest-to-southeast with frontage along the Detroit River and on later development along roads running into downtown Detroit in a star pattern, such as Woodward, Jefferson, Grand River, Gratiot, and Michigan Avenues, developed by Augustus Woodward in imitation of Washington, D. C. 's system. As Detroit grew, several Mile Roads were given new names within the city borders, while some roads incorporated as part of the Mile Road System have traditionally been known by their non-mile names. It is unclear if they ever bore mile numbers formally.

**HeadsUp313** · 02-13-21 23:23

Originally Posted by WinterKnight [View Original Post]

McNichols and Six Mile are simply two names for the same road. It was Six Mile first, then renamed for a former president of the University of Detroit.

It was McNichols first, the suburbs changed the name to 6 mile to distance themselves from the city of Detroit. The suburbs did it with a lot of streets, Ford road / Mcgraw, 5 mile / Fenkell, etc.

**HeadsUp313** · 02-13-21 23:15

Originally Posted by Concupiscent69 [View Original Post]

It becomes "McNichols" at EB Telegraph but it's still referred as 6 Mile Rd by many just as 5 Miles Rd is referenced to Fenkell. It's overall in reference to the other mile roads north of them.

No, not until 5 points.

**HeadsUp313** · 02-13-21 23:12

Originally Posted by Passenger [View Original Post]

McNichols is often referred to as Six Mile, though it isn't Six Mile until west of Beech Daly. Many roads in Detroit are referred to by their numerical equivalent; Fenkell is often called 5 Mile Rd. On the east side Cadieux and Moross are often called 6 and 7 Mile roads, even though they are not on the same plane, they turn into them.

So, McNichols & Dequindre = 6 & Dequindre.

West of 5 points.

**Passenger** · 02-13-21 23:02

Originally Posted by Triple85 [View Original Post]

Add says "6 and dequindre". Doesn't six mile turn into McNichol? Is that what it should say?

I also see the number at the top of the tab, but only when I switch tabs on iPhone.

McNichols is often referred to as Six Mile, though it isn't Six Mile until west of Beech Daly. Many roads in Detroit are referred to by their numerical equivalent; Fenkell is often called 5 Mile Rd. On the east side Cadieux and Moross are often called 6 and 7 Mile roads, even though they are not on the same plane, they turn into them.

So, McNichols & Dequindre = 6 & Dequindre.