Escort Reports

[BestKiter]

How was her incall? Some of the reviews on EB make it sound like she was using low end motels in sketchy areas. I'm hoping she's upgraded finally.

She didn't have incall unfortunately so I was dying to see her hoping she was real.

Ended up doing my first cat date and it was great. Next time will be incall, even if I have to get the room 🤗.

[Apex3333]

How was her incall? Some of the reviews on EB make it sound like she was using low end motels in sketchy areas. I'm hoping she's upgraded finally.

I saw Diamond yesterday and here's a short review.

https://www.escortbabylon.net/posts_...235/6575674266

Looks: Exactly like her Fotos young, pretty, nice and slim.

Performance: all covered and with a true goal of satisfying. She kept going even after I let lose.

I have a new go to instead of the massage studios.

[Kester Diamond]

Just searching for a lady in the area, hopefully spinner and not a bbw but at this point anything could work. Anyone have any recommendations?

Nikki / youngsub.

[BestKiter]

I saw Diamond yesterday and here's a short review.

https://www.escortbabylon.net/posts_...235/6575674266

Looks: Exactly like her Fotos young, pretty, nice and slim.

Performance: all covered and with a true goal of satisfying. She kept going even after I let lose.

I have a new go to instead of the massage studios.

[PhxEngine]

Some of the recent posts suggest a misunderstanding. When a provider asks for references, often all they really want is to know the name of one or more established providers who have seen you before. Then, they will exchange information, such as whatever email or burner phone number you use, to make sure you are on the up and up. I'm sure that some providers want identifying info, but many are just happy with a "don't worry about him" message from someone who's been a member of their community who has enjoyed your company in the past. And it's really a little surprising about how many girls will share info. Indeed, every now and then a good word from a fellow monger who they've seen (a referral, so to speak) had been enough.

Ya. This was Mia in Tempe who has gotten some good reviews here and on the massage board. She said she would take either a LinkedIn profile link or a reference from another provider. I don't have a provider reference available and there's no way I'm opening the door to my job or my work life. I work in sales and can't risk having a client contacted by a provider. Putting together a fake identity sounds like too much work but I'll look into it if I can't figure out anything else.

[MrNoctisFleuret15]

Just searching for a lady in the area, hopefully spinner and not a bbw but at this point anything could work. Anyone have any recommendations?

[LadyLuva]

Some of the recent posts suggest a misunderstanding. When a provider asks for references, often all they really want is to know the name of one or more established providers who have seen you before. Then, they will exchange information, such as whatever email or burner phone number you use, to make sure you are on the up and up. I'm sure that some providers want identifying info, but many are just happy with a "don't worry about him" message from someone who's been a member of their community who has enjoyed your company in the past. And it's really a little surprising about how many girls will share info. Indeed, every now and then a good word from a fellow monger who they've seen (a referral, so to speak) had been enough.

Yup, so true. I just use July every time as a reference because she's chill and compliant. Has worked every time.

[OrZammar]

Passing through Phoenix today. Playing a show at The Nile Theater. Any BBBJ specialists out there? BBFS would be cool too, but really only looking for a BBBJ session.

[Kelso111]

LinkedIn- Creating a fake LinkedIn is easy, pick a name, fill out some bogus info and put down that you work at one of the many 1000+ employers that are here in town. Do a google image search of your face and find someone that looks similar and use that as your profile pic. Start following companies / people and adding randoms from whatever large corporation you chose as your employer. Sure a lot people that don't know who you are won't add you back, but you would be surprised at how many people will just add you, especially once you get a few added and get some common connections. It will take a couple weeks to get it built up, but still super easy to do.

Never done this, but if you search fake I'd's on google, you can buy them online and put whatever name and info. Sure there is some legality issues, but that's only a real risk if you tried to use the I'd for anything legit in a legal sense, the pussy police aren't going to investigate your fake I'd unless you're already getting arrested from a bad meetup.

There is always the option of making a fake I'd yourself too. Seems like the ladies just want a picture with the identifying info blocked out with your thumb. Shouldn't be that hard to make something that looks legit enough in a cell phone picture.

https://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Fake-ID

Check out the big brain on MurkinTwats. LOL, cyber security companies should hire you. You covered all bases when it comes to making a new identity. Besides, why should I give them my real pic when they use fake pics to advertise, LOL.

[AssMaster88]

Just FYI. Got a text from Booker J.

They changed their number 480 672 9665 and planning to open as soon as they finish newbie screening.

Was lucky to see the first round of kgirls, I hope they get footing here in AZ.

Top notch quality.

[Denton]

Another thing to keep in mind regarding verification is that while you may trust a particular provider or agency with your private information, someone else may still get a hold of it. If a provider or agency keeps electronic records of their verifications and client data such as a database or a spreadsheet, those records may become public if the provider is arrested and goes on trial. That happened with the client database of Desert Divas here in AZ many years ago. Hackers, unhappy exes, etc. Can also release information to the public that a provider or agency would have never released on their own. The Ashley Madison website hack is a very big example of that. On the other hand these occurrences are rare.

[MurkinTwats]

LinkedIn- Creating a fake LinkedIn is easy, pick a name, fill out some bogus info and put down that you work at one of the many 1000+ employers that are here in town. Do a google image search of your face and find someone that looks similar and use that as your profile pic. Start following companies / people and adding randoms from whatever large corporation you chose as your employer. Sure a lot people that don't know who you are won't add you back, but you would be surprised at how many people will just add you, especially once you get a few added and get some common connections. It will take a couple weeks to get it built up, but still super easy to do.

Never done this, but if you search fake I'd's on google, you can buy them online and put whatever name and info. Sure there is some legality issues, but that's only a real risk if you tried to use the I'd for anything legit in a legal sense, the pussy police aren't going to investigate your fake I'd unless you're already getting arrested from a bad meetup.

There is always the option of making a fake I'd yourself too. Seems like the ladies just want a picture with the identifying info blocked out with your thumb. Shouldn't be that hard to make something that looks legit enough in a cell phone picture.

https://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Fake-ID

[Feltch Monkey]

Some of the recent posts suggest a misunderstanding...

PhxEngine's query was about "References and LinkedIn. " I agree that providing references is benign but would never give LinkedIn or any other personal information.

What if it is the popo?

Well if you actually show up they'll have enough information on you anyway. If you don't show up then you haven't done anything that would result in legal issues. The potential for blackmail would be my concern here. Just start texting the obviously fake ads on Listcrawler / Escort Babylon and they will at some point try to tell you they are going to expose you and try to blackmail you for bitcoin. Even with an "established / trusted provider" the risk / reward balance is just frightening. Click through the next 10 posts on your preferred site and you will find another provider or two just as hot as her that doesn't ask for your personal information.

[JohnJjjj8888]

You never know whom is on the other line. DO NOT share personal information. What if it is the popo? What if her pimp wants to shake you down at work? Imagine how much you have to lose by sharing and then imagine it will happen. You are paying for her time not interviewing for a job. They know their chosen profession and the risks that come with it. If mongers would just quit doing stupid shit like sharing pics, giving out personal information, paying deposits, paying too much for time, etc. Things would improve as a whole. We have the power, not them. It is an exchange and we have options to see providers that don't require stupid shit.

Someone actually gets it.

[Rabbit123]

Some of the recent posts suggest a misunderstanding. When a provider asks for references, often all they really want is to know the name of one or more established providers who have seen you before. Then, they will exchange information, such as whatever email or burner phone number you use, to make sure you are on the up and up. I'm sure that some providers want identifying info, but many are just happy with a "don't worry about him" message from someone who's been a member of their community who has enjoyed your company in the past. And it's really a little surprising about how many girls will share info. Indeed, every now and then a good word from a fellow monger who they've seen (a referral, so to speak) had been enough.