[QUOTE=LilMynx69;1055370265doin g her the disservice of dragging this crap into National? Not. Cool. [/QUOTE]
precisely! How's your reading comprehension?
precisely! How's your reading comprehension? Originally Posted by LouigiYou and I have fought the "reading comprehension" battle before...and if I remember correctly (which I do). You accused me of being a MAN... Because you didn't remember threads you posted in or basic comments I made...
For years it has been discussed with passion and veracity how important it is for you girls to screen.When I ask for a reference, I provide the subject's name and/or handle, how long ago he saw the referenced provider, the city he lives in and his email address.
I would like to hear to what detail you go in determining what you share and what you do to determine the legitimacy of the person asking you for the information when you provide it.
I would also like to hear how much you feel is needed vs how much is too much.
Let me be totally open about the reason for this question.
A San Antonio Provider has disclosed confidential information about clients in open forums more than a couple of times now in the last few months. She is said to keep very detailed records of her encounters with gentlemen and she refers to these notes in providing extremely detailed vouches to the ladies that request it.
In the midst of the controversy surrounding her indiscretions more than a couple of ladies sent their concerns along to me and one mentioned that she had requested a vouch from the lady and had done so by text from a number she had never used.
I decided to test the behind the scenes opinion that the provider in question was so desperate for attention and admiration that she ran her mouth to everyone... She was banned and cut off from many of her admirers so it seemed possible at the time.....
I text-ed her from a GV number and grabbed a name out of the air... offered up a little praise and support and then asked what she could share with me about BillyDoesMeGood..... (name made up for the story)...
Flood gates opened and information spewed forth...... I was rather shocked.. not just that it was so easy... but the amount of information that she provided.
Over the next few weeks..... I repeated the same resulting in my coming to know far too much about a few guys.....
Condemn me if you wish for posing as a Provider but absolutely nothing was done to verify I was who I said I was......
Try to look past what I did to get the information and consider the end result please .....
Guys jump through hoops in some cases to get screened and expect a level of privacy from the professional he entrusted that information to.....
It could just as easily been a spouse, a GF, a jealous provider, a cop, an investigative reporter or some college kid writing a paper.... It was simply too easy.... I did not set up an account, send any PMs or emails or websites or facebook pages to build the image..... I simply texted, made a few flattering remarks, a few supportive ones that let her believe I was on her side.... and the gates opened wide.....
Back to the questions....
I would like to hear to what detail you go in determining what you share and what you do to determine the legitimacy of the person asking you for the information when you provide it.
I would also like to hear how much you feel is needed vs how much is too much.
Originally Posted by Whispers
Maybe y'all need an analogy.But LilMynx, didn't the op already open that up by saying this:
I'm in high school. Some mean boy I turned down writes crazy shit on the bathroom wall. You defend me (thank you). You tell the guy off (thank you). Then you take an iPhone photo of the writing on the wall and...post it on Facebook stating "Look how awful this is what people are saying about LilMynx...isn't it horrible...what do you think?"
Do you get why I'd be mad? Originally Posted by LilMynx69
But LilMynx, didn't the op already open that up by saying this:The OP knew I was not pleased that this was posted outside of San Antonio.
"A San Antonio Provider has disclosed confidential information about clients in open forums more than a couple of times now in the last few months. She is said to keep very detailed records of her encounters with gentlemen and she refers to these notes in providing extremely detailed vouches to the ladies that request it."
If he wanted actual answers without trying to further damage her, wouldn't he have just asked the question without throwing the example in. Most anyone that has an interest in it is going to go looking for it after that comment to see what is going on.
Loved the high school analogy, since it seems like that's the case here... Originally Posted by darter
When I ask for a reference, I provide the subject's name and/or handle, how long ago he saw the referenced provider, the city he lives in and his email address.This basic discussion comes up in slightly different ways every few months. Caitie, I think we would all be better off if we did things along the lines of what you describe. Besides the safety issue, it is also just good manners.
I provide the following credentials: my verified provider status, a link to my profile here, my Twitter username, a link to my website and I send the request from my published email address.
I ask:
*Have you met (this person)?
*Will you spend time with him if he requests it in the future? If not, why not?
*Is there anything about him you wish you had know before meeting?
*Does he have any outstanding features or characteristics?
When I receive a reference request, I search out the same credentials that I provide in my requests, I require the same verifiable information for the hobbyist and I answer the same questions I ask.
I will not vouch for anyone unless I know that he has given my name for a reference. If an email comes from a provider, I email the hobbyist prior to responding to the lady's request.
To eliminate the time to verify his intention, I ask my friends to email the address of the lady they hope to meet and I proactively provide a reference (often before the lady requests it).
I also ask (as an option) that men wishing to meet me send an email to the ladies who will vouch for him asking them to forward his message to me along with her vouch.
Saves time and provides security verifications.
~sweetness~ Originally Posted by Caitie Mae