Am I the only one that thinks

There are far too many beautiful woman to see right now. I will need ten more years to go through the ones I have saved in my favorites on P411, that doesnt count the trips back to the ones blowing my mind right now, goodness, too little time, too little money

Its a numbers game..

Back then 10 out of 50 providers total were stellar.. seemed a target rich environment. Now its 30 out of 400. Still there... just a bigger pool.

Numbers are examples....

Quality is there.. just have to find it. If your not finding it, your not looking very hard.

For the mathematically challenged... Gems are still in the punch bowl... but there are way more turds to sort through.

There's way more of 'em, they're easier to find, they're just as hot or hotter than ever and they do more things... The good 'ole days don't compare to now, IMHO. Originally Posted by Prolongus

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About 70% of ASPD is still here and amoung us, some have different handles and they were allowed another lease on hobby life from all the shams, scams, and tricks they used to pull on ASPD (Providers & Hobbyists included) We all learned many things from ASPD, especially what works and what does NOT work. MANY learned what they can get away with and what they can't. (Remembering ASPD's Contract Scam)

ECCIE has grown about 3 times as fast as ASPD and so has P411. Highlights: Hobbyists learned NOT to put much credit into 1 or 2 reviews, and the creditablity of the hobbyist writing the review. Newbie Providers learned from veteran providers what NOT to do or crash & burn. Not all money, is good money. Eccie is not without it's own new scams that we are still learning from.

(Remembering ECCIE's Lottery Scam) When there is money, sex, and bad people, you will always have people trying to scam the system. Security is also better now than ever before because of the mistakes made in the past. ASPD was a learning experience for many here. And we have learned how to use the info that is at our fingertips more efficiently. I use a Quote that i used to use awhile back.

Michael Douglas-Wallstreet:

INFORMATION IS THE MOST VALUEABLE COMMODITY THERE IS.
Wouldn't you agree?

CG