RIp off Chloe Star 8166530317 chloestarkcmo@gmail.com

Just wanted to add. I have never seen this young lady, but her profile on another site she has a different phone number. The profile also stated she is pregnant. How can we be sure this is the same person??

I just think it's a shame how the trust level in people has dropped to nothing from the days when a hand shake was stronger than a written contract

She has been on my block list on p411 ever since she tricked me into getting to the hotel and started screening me from there. This girl has a lot of drama.

I just think it's a shame how the trust level in people has dropped to nothing from the days when a hand shake was stronger than a written contract Originally Posted by yourdesire

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I can tell it's the same person by the email. This is how she got the deposit. The email is the same. U researched both and after I posted is when add with this number disappe sa eed from most sites. She stated to me she didn't give a f ck about a bad review. Oh well will see.

FYI, her P411 ID is P150431

The same Lady did it to me Before I was a member here. I will walk away before I go through the Deposit thing again. But that's just me. 2 cents

Yes she is a bad apple its same lady multiple numbers. Linked by email among other things.

I never way in on threads, however I feel it is necessary to. I would not pay a deposit as my reputation superceds me. I have never ever nsnc. Why doesn’t this cum up when reference checks are being done? Guys that nsnc should be communicated within the provider world and weeded out. Just my 2 cents.

Guys that nsnc should be communicated within the provider world and weeded out. Just my 2 cents. Originally Posted by Topgun007

Oh trust me, we do put these types of NCNS guys on blast in the LL. Along with guys that are timewasters, have grossly poor hygiene, are indiscreet with provider information, ask for unsafe activities or are just generally dangerous or rude dicks. A guy can get DNS for many reasons.

Not all money is good money. Smart providers know this and do their research of the local and national DNS lists before they set dates.