You have 8 reviews, dog; pretty sure you're not a newbie. Originally Posted by 78704
Good point.
To Budman, I am one provider that will require name and employment IF you are a newbie and requesting an appointment. I am an established lady that will see newbies. I have my requirements. If you don't like them then you don't have to see me. I do not budge on my screening. Ladies know and speak to eachother so we pretty much know who screens well and who we will trust a reference from, so this benefits a newbie in big ways. Guess what I do with your most valuable info after we have met..... I hit the delete button. I only maintain the info needed for a reference. Period. Originally Posted by Maxeen Monroeyeah forget that......... im no newbie........ but i ain't telling no one where i work. you don't shit where u eat......... my mama told me that!
oh come on man......... so you are as important as spitzer was? u dont think trump and others like that fuck around??? they have their chumps go through screening, get the hooker, and come to poppa.......
How do you think the big guys do it? Elliot Spitzer's service was stand-up. It was somebody else who blew him up. Do you think guys like him do it different than me? Think they do it the way you want them too? Originally Posted by barrister
yeah forget that......... im no newbie........ but i ain't telling no one where i work. you don't shit where u eat......... my mama told me that! Originally Posted by sixxbachsixxbach, please don't tell me you can't understand the basic concept of a conditional statement. If you're not a newbie, the statement doesn't apply to you. If you're a newbie, i.e. someone with NO verifiable references, this is what she requires. That applies to ALMOST NOBODY on this board so for most of you hard legs, it's irrelevant. Move on.
Barrister, you wouldn't happen to own an agency would you? Originally Posted by cpi3000I certainly get that impression.
Sorry but doesn't cut it yet.It tells me you should probably be banned for being a security risk.
Verified Provider here means she/he has good services, not that a background check
has been done to see if that person is a crook, predator, scumbag or armed robber.
For example....
Started doing business with Wildflowers, which I found on this site. Turned out the owner, calls himself "Max," but doesn't want anyone to know who he really is.
edited out real world information on another eccie member ...... tc2
If someone like that can be a verified provider then what does that tell you? Originally Posted by barrister
Barrister, you wouldn't happen to own an agency would you? Originally Posted by cpi3000
Barrister,I'm glad I read the entire thread before posting. Seems obvious that this guy either owns an agency or is trying to ingratiate himself with an agency owner.
What agency are you with? I want to be sure and avoid it since your screening method is a hand job with lots of eye contact. Originally Posted by Budman
Frankly, if this "barrister" (what is he from England?) hobbies as much as he claims to, he should also be able to provide a reference and forgo giving ANYONE his name. Twice a week and he can't come up with a single girl to vouch for him? PahLEEZE. Originally Posted by Sensual SophiaMy dear, from his use of the English language and the syntax and grammar of his posts, it's clear that he's neither a citizen of the UK nor a distinguished member of the bar with a doctoral degree in jurisprudence. I suspect that it's a simple case of a misunderstanding possibly subsequent to a typographical error while choosing a board handle. Perhaps he meant to type barista instead of barrister and the malapropism wasn't caught by spellchecker since the inadvertent substitution is also spelled correctly.