This is worse than the final season of GOT. I'm going to start a petition to have this thread rewritten.
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- Groot
- 06-06-2019, 10:39 PM
- fryec
- 06-06-2019, 11:11 PM
I agree. For fucks sake a bunch of people stopped to help and then we see a text from sugar baby asking for help for her roommate's car. Extortion my ass. The only good thing about this thread is another peek at BThree's exceptionally nice endownments. Originally Posted by FunMondaySorry I confused you. That was the text last week. When I said I couldn't help last week, she sent me messages and pics of her pussy and even a video. I never responded. Then she asks if I'm ok (today)n and I decided to reply and say that I am ok.
That's when I get the "send me 800 for the car or else..." message.
She is claiming owe her 500 because I said I would send it to her this week. Said I "might" be able to help this week, not that I would.
- TexTushHog
- 06-06-2019, 11:49 PM
I’m a lawyer. Quit communicating with her and go to the police. Follow their instructions. If they dint act, seek out a good criminal lawyer that has a good relationship with the DA’s office. PM me if you need a recommendation.
- FunMonday
- 06-06-2019, 11:58 PM
What's sad about this board is that one person will make a post of utter stupidity (I'm not even referring to OP here other than his lack of common sense) and within a few hours everyone is at each other's throats squabbling for days.
- darkwader
- 06-07-2019, 12:49 AM
Only ghetto whores pull these type of things, they can be just regular hustling civies to providers and everything in between, when there's easy fast money to be made, the shady bunch dives in the gold rush. Keep this in mind gentlemen Originally Posted by BLM69not always. cant go into particulars but I know someone personally that got extorted by a SB..the young girl graduated from claremont mckenna college out on the west coast which is as elite as they come, so it's not just a ghetto thing.
- Mental AtrraXXXion
- 06-07-2019, 03:52 AM
Something doesn't seem right here.
- CuddlyForest
- 06-07-2019, 08:38 AM
- FunMonday
- 06-07-2019, 10:14 AM
This thread has made me reevaluate my priorities. I'm not wasting anymore time on this or any other topic.
- BLM69
- 06-07-2019, 10:28 AM
not always. cant go into particulars but I know someone personally that got extorted by a SB..the young girl graduated from claremont mckenna college out on the west coast which is as elite as they come, so it's not just a ghetto thing. Originally Posted by darkwaderBeing Ghetto doesn't mean you live in poverty, there are millionaires that are ghetto, many people here are ghetto, you need not trust people as much as you do, especially if they're selling you pussy
- Groot
- 06-07-2019, 11:01 AM
What's sad about this board is that one person will make a post of utter stupidity (I'm not even referring to OP here other than his lack of common sense) and within a few hours everyone is at each other's throats squabbling for days. Originally Posted by FunMonday
Agreed. I think he should just sign over everything he owns to her and move on.
- Wile E Coyote
- 06-07-2019, 11:08 AM
What's sad about this board is that one person will make a post and within a few hours everyone is at each other's throats squabbling for days. Originally Posted by FunMonday
Corrected that for you.
All one has to do on this site to start mudslinging arguments back and forth amongst members here is give or ask for an opinion and wait, and that wait is not long.
- rcinokc
- 06-07-2019, 11:14 AM
OP, maybe you should seek advise somewhere other than a hooker board.
- Shep3.0
- 06-07-2019, 01:00 PM
- ShysterJon
- 06-07-2019, 06:36 PM
I’ve had the chance to read this thread. The facts are like many cases I’ve handled before.
My advice to the OP is to first do an honest self-assessment regarding risk. Some people are very risk-averse and other people live life balls-out. If you’re more towards being risk-averse on the spectrum because you’d have a lot to lose from exposure, consider paying the SB, especially if it’s not much money. Of course, she may come back for more, and more, and more, and the snake would become a multi-headed Hydra. However, it’s unlikely that the offender will accept your payoff and then immediately expose you. Why kill the golden goose if she can get more eggs? On the other hand, if you relish risk, you can call her bluff and tell her to go fuck herself. My clients hire me in these situations because they fall somewhere in the middle of the risk spectrum.
When a competent lawyer becomes involved, all dynamics of the situation change. My method in dealing with the problem is to call the miscreant and calmly and dispassionately explain how they are breaking the law and what I’ll do if they continue to do so. I tell the criminal my real name and urge them to check the state bar’s website to confirm I’m an attorney. I never threaten a lawbreaker, yell at them, or try to bluff them by telling them I’ll do something when I know I won’t. The deterrent is my assurance that I will contact the appropriate LE authority and pursue a complaint on behalf of my client if they continue their course. (btw, I need not reveal my client’s RW name to the police to file a complaint.) If I know the desk sergeant at the relevant PD, I drop his name. Sometimes a lowlife will call the PD to confirm the name.
Usually, the crook has the strong urge to tell me their side of the story. I put them on speaker phone and work on something else. Often, the malefactor will tell me they were “just kidding” when they made the overt threat to my client.
In all the hundreds of cases I’ve worked over more than 20 years, my client never heard from the reprobate again, with one exception: An obsessed ASPD moderator about 10 years ago. He kept calling the provider. I made a second call to him in which I was no longer polite. That ended the game.
Obviously, the misdoer engages in such conduct to make money. My method works because the villain does a risk versus reward assessment and decides the chance of being arrested is greater than the chance of reward from continuing to pursue the money. What happens is my client is no longer threatened but the transgressor is. After I talk to a reprobate, they make the prudent business decision to move on to easier targets. It is a basic rule of life that people don’t like lawyers fucking with them.
Of course, these are my views only, based on my experience, training, knowledge, cunning, audacity, and some cheap mescal. You may think differently, although you’d be wrong.
Final notes:
I would not suggest you hire a lawyer unless they have specific experience in dealing with such situations. Using my method, a lawyer’s relationship with a DA’s office is irrelevant because my client never files a complaint. (I don’t think I’d represent a client who insisted on filing a complaint in a plain vanilla blackmail or harassment case because it’s stupid and doing so could only hurt my client. My client’s interests are more important to me than society’s interests.)
This thread has lots of discussion why the OP is in his situation. I have ideas on that, but they belong in a different thread.
Why don’t I write letters? Because letters create a trail to both me and my client.
There’s lots of speculation in this thread by non-lawyers. Those of you who know me know I HATE speculation. State what you KNOW, then STFU – unless you’re dealing with a cop, of course.
My advice to the OP is to first do an honest self-assessment regarding risk. Some people are very risk-averse and other people live life balls-out. If you’re more towards being risk-averse on the spectrum because you’d have a lot to lose from exposure, consider paying the SB, especially if it’s not much money. Of course, she may come back for more, and more, and more, and the snake would become a multi-headed Hydra. However, it’s unlikely that the offender will accept your payoff and then immediately expose you. Why kill the golden goose if she can get more eggs? On the other hand, if you relish risk, you can call her bluff and tell her to go fuck herself. My clients hire me in these situations because they fall somewhere in the middle of the risk spectrum.
When a competent lawyer becomes involved, all dynamics of the situation change. My method in dealing with the problem is to call the miscreant and calmly and dispassionately explain how they are breaking the law and what I’ll do if they continue to do so. I tell the criminal my real name and urge them to check the state bar’s website to confirm I’m an attorney. I never threaten a lawbreaker, yell at them, or try to bluff them by telling them I’ll do something when I know I won’t. The deterrent is my assurance that I will contact the appropriate LE authority and pursue a complaint on behalf of my client if they continue their course. (btw, I need not reveal my client’s RW name to the police to file a complaint.) If I know the desk sergeant at the relevant PD, I drop his name. Sometimes a lowlife will call the PD to confirm the name.
Usually, the crook has the strong urge to tell me their side of the story. I put them on speaker phone and work on something else. Often, the malefactor will tell me they were “just kidding” when they made the overt threat to my client.
In all the hundreds of cases I’ve worked over more than 20 years, my client never heard from the reprobate again, with one exception: An obsessed ASPD moderator about 10 years ago. He kept calling the provider. I made a second call to him in which I was no longer polite. That ended the game.
Obviously, the misdoer engages in such conduct to make money. My method works because the villain does a risk versus reward assessment and decides the chance of being arrested is greater than the chance of reward from continuing to pursue the money. What happens is my client is no longer threatened but the transgressor is. After I talk to a reprobate, they make the prudent business decision to move on to easier targets. It is a basic rule of life that people don’t like lawyers fucking with them.
Of course, these are my views only, based on my experience, training, knowledge, cunning, audacity, and some cheap mescal. You may think differently, although you’d be wrong.
Final notes:
I would not suggest you hire a lawyer unless they have specific experience in dealing with such situations. Using my method, a lawyer’s relationship with a DA’s office is irrelevant because my client never files a complaint. (I don’t think I’d represent a client who insisted on filing a complaint in a plain vanilla blackmail or harassment case because it’s stupid and doing so could only hurt my client. My client’s interests are more important to me than society’s interests.)
This thread has lots of discussion why the OP is in his situation. I have ideas on that, but they belong in a different thread.
Why don’t I write letters? Because letters create a trail to both me and my client.
There’s lots of speculation in this thread by non-lawyers. Those of you who know me know I HATE speculation. State what you KNOW, then STFU – unless you’re dealing with a cop, of course.
- Tsmokies
- 06-07-2019, 07:03 PM
What's really sad n stupid about this....guys not seeing eccie established ladies. There are so many hot fun established ladies on here. Wtf dudes...I'm going to see a Harry Hines walker (if that's where they are lol) and post s review tomorrow and say she was on h2o