Escort Reports

**PeckerPete13** · 09-14-21 15:27

Originally Posted by Pcard [View Original Post]

Any info here? https://new-haven.skipthegames.com/f...l/833759352642.

Save your money.

**Big Mac Daddy** · 09-14-21 15:19

Originally Posted by LegMan69 [View Original Post]

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Originally Posted by Reamztor [View Original Post]

Hey guys any information on this one. Image search shows post in different parts of CT which isn't too uncommon https://waterbury.skipthegames.com/f...3/070767577250.

Try this one, Tiffany from Waterbury.

https://waterbury.skipthegames.com/f...1/295935383066

BMD.

**Pcard713** · 09-14-21 13:34

Any info here? https://new-haven.skipthegames.com/f...l/833759352642.

**Leg Man69** · 09-13-21 20:45

Originally Posted by Reamztor [View Original Post]

Hey guys any information on this one. Image search shows post in different parts of CT which isn't too uncommon https://waterbury.skipthegames.com/f...3/070767577250.

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**PutNamAnthony** · 09-13-21 20:30

Originally Posted by Bbctrev [View Original Post]

I wonder why more women don't come on here and defend themselves? I think it would drum up more business for them if they were more interactive with us on here.

I wish the scammers would post to defend themselves. That would be fun.

**PutNamAnthony** · 09-13-21 20:22

Originally Posted by BlueFox141 [View Original Post]

Oh, great, another Tiffany in Waterbury, LOL! She won't be confused with the other two, though.

Blue.

That link didn't last long. Back to two.

**PutNamAnthony** · 09-13-21 20:21

Originally Posted by BlueFox141 [View Original Post]

I'm curious as to how it can "make you look like you belong there"? There's a lot of Waterbury that I will never look like I belong there, and I lived in Waterbury for 21 years. Looking at Google street view is never going to change that. That being said, you have a great point about it being a great tool to check out the lay of the land. It will show you a lot to make you familiar with the area, but won't necessarily tell you about how safe the area is either. I do use the site for different things, though.

Blue.

I use it all the time just to see what I'm getting myself into. If the house looks like a crack house I will avoid. I check the surrounding if there are people hanging out. GV is one of the most useful tools in our hobby. Also great for motels.

Stay safe,

PA.

**Wanna Be Bad** · 09-13-21 17:18

Originally Posted by Bbctrev [View Original Post]

I wonder why more women don't come on here and defend themselves? I think it would drum up more business for them if they were more interactive with us on here.

Generally, when women post they get booed off the site. A lot of guys very much do not want their input, and it gets very contentious, often ending with a moderator stepping in. At the best, women's responses are seen as advertising, and there are other forums for that. I know a lot of providers who do read the forums though.

**Bbctrev** · 09-13-21 16:30

Originally Posted by Mona223 [View Original Post]

Kant Delay,

You are more than welcome to send me a text or call through STG and we can talk. As for the ignorant response referring to "sores on my face", and "being run down from the street" neither are true as I am not a "walker" and have my own place and there are no sores only scars from an allergic reaction to a lotion I tried. Smh.

I would love to chat and hope to hear from you soon, and you can form your own opinion and thoughts on me, my personality and service (which of course is Grade-A! LOL.

I wonder why more women don't come on here and defend themselves? I think it would drum up more business for them if they were more interactive with us on here.

**Stickman55** · 09-13-21 15:22

Originally Posted by Woody50 [View Original Post]

That's exactly what I'm talking about. I've done the same for notels and homes. One time, I was planning to visit a private home in a middle class suburb. It turned out to be NEXT DOOR to a good friend of my wife's, where I been for social engagements. During visits, my wife's friend had even made comments about the neighbor's activities. The address didn't ring a bell when the provider sent it, but the photo sure did and I passed on the visit. It would have been awesome leaving the provider and waving to my wife's pal from the parallel driveway.

Also, in nicer areas, Ring, Arlo, and other cameras are everywhere today. Pulling in, parking, and going about your business is less likely to land you on some sort of neighborhood watch app than slowly driving though looking for things, stopping in front of several addresses, or other activities someone who's been there before won't do. My own neighborhood is covered with them, and stopping in front of several houses, going to the wrong door, etc. Are almost guaranteed to get your picture shared.

Checking new places is not optional for me either, I meant that only for those who don't see the value.

I've also had situations where Streetview shows a place that was in such bad condition it was hard to believe even the worst drug dealing junkies would occupy it. Like it was about to be torn down. Thinking it was a setup to get robbed at, I took an alternative look on Zillow or Realtor and it showed an updated view AFTER the timestamp on the Google pic. In this case it had totally renovated. The problem was the provider who was working there had not been renovated, so I had to do a quick about face with a lame excuse and high tailed it out of there.

**Woody50** · 09-13-21 14:53

Originally Posted by Stickman55 [View Original Post]

Mandatory for me also. Never leave home without it. And here's a good example of what Streetview showed me about the location a Waterbury provider was working out of. Took one look and passed on that date. There have a been a few other that rival Norman Bates's Victorian but this one stands out.

That's exactly what I'm talking about. I've done the same for notels and homes. One time, I was planning to visit a private home in a middle class suburb. It turned out to be NEXT DOOR to a good friend of my wife's, where I been for social engagements. During visits, my wife's friend had even made comments about the neighbor's activities. The address didn't ring a bell when the provider sent it, but the photo sure did and I passed on the visit. It would have been awesome leaving the provider and waving to my wife's pal from the parallel driveway.

Also, in nicer areas, Ring, Arlo, and other cameras are everywhere today. Pulling in, parking, and going about your business is less likely to land you on some sort of neighborhood watch app than slowly driving though looking for things, stopping in front of several addresses, or other activities someone who's been there before won't do. My own neighborhood is covered with them, and stopping in front of several houses, going to the wrong door, etc. Are almost guaranteed to get your picture shared.

Checking new places is not optional for me either, I meant that only for those who don't see the value.

**Stickman55** · 09-13-21 14:34

Originally Posted by BigMacDaddy [View Original Post]

For me, it's completely mandatory when heading into an unknown area. Getting the lay of the land, streets, and buildings helps avoid surprises and makes recognition easier, whether walking or driving. More info is better especially if helps my safety. I don't want to pull out my gun for every little thing. It could hurt my arm! 😁. My other pistol needs all the exercise it can get.

BMD.

Mandatory for me also. Never leave home without it. And here's a good example of what Streetview showed me about the location a Waterbury provider was working out of. Took one look and passed on that date. There have a been a few others that rival Norman Bates's Victorian but this one stands out.

**Big Mac Daddy** · 09-13-21 13:49

Originally Posted by Woody50 [View Original Post]

Of course. It's not magic, only a helpful resource in some instances.
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Checking out Street View before a visit is 100% optional.

For me, it's completely mandatory when heading into an unknown area. Getting the lay of the land, streets, and buildings helps avoid surprises and makes recognition easier, whether walking or driving. More info is better especially if helps my safety. I don't want to pull out my gun for every little thing. It could hurt my arm! 😁. My other pistol needs all the exercise it can get.

BMD.

**Woody50** · 09-13-21 12:48

Originally Posted by BlueFox141 [View Original Post]

I'm curious as to how it can "make you look like you belong there"? There's a lot of Waterbury that I will never look like I belong there, and I lived in Waterbury for 21 years. Looking at Google street view is never going to change that.

Of course. It's not magic, only a helpful resource in some instances.

What I mean by that it can eliminate you driving up and down a street trying to locate an address or walking around a hotel pulling on locked doors, or possibly help you with a plan on arrival, parking, and departure. A few less things that might make you stand out. It may even make one pass on a visit completely based on the look of the street or building, as I have on occasion.

Of course it isn't going to turn your hooptie into a current year M5 in a high end neighborhood, nor will it change your clothing or hair color to match everyone on the porch next door. Checking out Street View before a visit is 100% optional.

**CTMonger333** · 09-13-21 11:39

Originally Posted by CTMonger333 [View Original Post]

Any info on this one I have seen her ads for awhile vaguely remember a report awhile back can't remember if good or bad, just went through like 10 pages and nothing on her let me know wouldn't mind hitting her in poop chute of its worth it.

https://waterbury.skipthegames.com/f...y/838098329037

Never mind I found it definitely based on Poos report will pass big time.