- Mr. GPop
- 09-01-2013, 11:08 AM
before you do.. go to www.publicdata.com sign up for an account then search your DL # to see what ELSE you can find.
- Mr. GPop
- 09-01-2013, 01:25 PM
Go ahead and give it to her.. then she can stalk you day and night... post your REAL information on Badboyreports.com plus the NationalBlacklist.com site... and then she does the ultimate act.... calls you a Caveman.
- Island_Gent
- 09-01-2013, 02:04 PM
I am curious...would you share with us the name of the provider asking you to send a copy of your ID?What Dali said.
P411 would work well for you. With it and after a couple of sessions with newb friendly girls, yo will have access to the whole market (as long as you budget can) without the need for enduring screening process or producing compromising pieces of information. Originally Posted by 4karlos
- Guest070818-1
- 09-01-2013, 03:22 PM
e-mail a provider a scan of your driver's license, or is that giving too much? I'm a newbie possibly about to dive into this for the first time. Talking to a provider they obviously need some info on you to screen and was just wondering if sending a scan of my DL would be a good idea or not. Thanks guys! Originally Posted by TXsaltwfIf the provider is well-known, established, and has a great reputation, then I don't see any problem with it, especially if you are a newbie. There are some really professional ladies here who are very good at screening. Otherwise, you can sign up for p411 and have them do the same thing (and also verify your job).
The only things us providers look for, is your picture (Is this the same guy I'm looking at right now?) and your Driver's License number for a quick background search (Is this guy a sex offender? Wanted Criminal? etc.).
Remember, we providers are also entitled to our safety and security. We are meeting strangers here, not friends or people we know in daily life.
Also, If I were a hobbyist, I would just cover-up and scratch out my physical address, DOB, and etc. on my Driver's License before sending it over to anyone else. You definitely don't want to set yourself up for blackmail one day and have a scheming provider show up to your home!