Since Eccie might shut down.

Yes you are right, quality men don't spend a lot of time posting stuff.

You sure have a lot of time to post stuff don't you, lol.

Where have I complained? Things were better before review boards came along. I will not shed one tear to see it go. Originally Posted by CurvyKatie

Sorry to burst your bubble but working as a provider ISN'T a difficult job at all. It doesn't take a lot of thought. Provider gets verified in one of those sites and waits on verified members who have references or oks. Some ladies want you to PM in Eccie and then give your number and you are off to the races. Even getting an incall in Houston is a snap with the popularity and simplicity of Palace Inns. This isn't rocket science and most of the ladies don't take it THAT SERIOUSLY. The ones that screen heavily or do a lot of prep work have something going on inside their heads or are obsessive compulsive types. Like a lot of things in life through practice and repetition working as a provider becomes routine and really easy to do once you get the hang of it. Originally Posted by telephoneman

You're an idiot. That's all I'm going to say. Just an FYI newbie, when screening most providers look at the potential client's post history. So you just F'ed yourself. Good job! Originally Posted by Alyssa71

Hate to burst your bubble but what you do is not legitimate work according to the law and according to most people. You say work is work. If that is the case, then a thug who gets paid to beat on loan shark customers is cool with you since it's work, is in demand, and requires some skills. You have this idea that you are suppose to get this magnificent respect from everyone from the clergy down to the common housewife because you perceive yourself as a "business person." Reality check. Hired assassins and thieves are business people too if we were accept your definition of work. Providing is NOT NORMAL EVERYDAY WORK. Relax, you are getting too stressed out over this bill passage. You must have been doing it online for too long and got too comfortable along the way. Evolve. The hobby isn't going away.

You don't think working in McDonalds isn't dangerous? You must have never worked in fast food, in the hot kitchen with an uptight manager yelling out orders, and during the evenings in some sketchy area. Originally Posted by telephoneman

No wonder. Hey It's ok to work at McDonald's man, no worries. LOL. If you feel this way? Why the fuck are you here? that's my question. You sound like a fucking hypocrite. Originally Posted by Alyssa71

That's a harsh statement from someone who uses this site for her business. Then why complain about this law passage if you don't need these web sites? Hate to break it to you but quality hobby men don't spend a lot of their time posting stuff. Originally Posted by telephoneman

Yeah sure. I think you are too high strung for a Sunday.
I have my opinions and my theories. You don't have to accept them. I don't accept yours. Originally Posted by telephoneman

So what's your other handle? Originally Posted by Prince Akeem Of Zamunda

Oh he's stupid, but not stupid enough to give himself away. Which is why he posted in this thread instead. Lmao.

https://www.eccie.net/showthread.php...post1060639097

He wants to mention " incendiary" posts but clearly he's the one starting shit. Originally Posted by Alyssa71

I would love to get a criminal or constitutional lawyer's take on this (I mostly worked on making debt collectors cry and personal injury before I stopped that life) but I am almost sure that a personal website would be safe as long as it doesn't scream prostitution at you. I would recommend against posting "services offered" apart from dates, GFE (really, there is not definition of that), relaxation, and other nebulous terms that are impossible to clearly define. Listing that you provide DATY, BBBJ, MPCFS, etc. clearly states that such is available for the right fee.

On top of that, be sure you include a disclaimer that your rate is strictly for time and companionship, etc. and not for any services that are illegal within the jurisdiction that you are in. And that any reviews that are attached are for fantasy purposes only and are not necessarily related to any events that may have occurred in real life.

Everyone with a personal website just needs to go through them with a fine-tooth comb to make sure there is nothing there that states you are doing anything illegal for pay. You can imply that you do, just don't say it in plain language. Originally Posted by humbleshyguy

Pretty much what I had planned on doing, yes. My old site crashed and burned, and my current site is a one-pager directing people to my ECCIE Showcase for info, but I will be changing that. On my former webpage, I always billed myself as a "recreational consultant" and offered "companionship packages." (Aside from one to multi-hour options and Decadent Dinners, I planned a lot of Fancy Fantasy Field Trips to places like the Texas Renaissance Festival, Scarborough, Sherwood, Chick & a Flick Movie Dates, Museum Meanderings, outings to various shows, fairs, games, concerts, and events, arranged vacations for two where I took care of all of the details. Maybe I should think about being a travel agent? )

Yeah sure. We call that a defense. Originally Posted by telephoneman