Earlier this week I texted a provider from an ad on BP. (I can't find the link to postto link here but was the "adult scarlet" lexi). The response I got was interesting, it said "client asking for website or reviews via text"
My initial reaction was that this was strange phrasing and assumed either 2 things were going on. She didn't mean this for me and was asking either her pimp or LE how to respond.
If it was LE, does that put me at risk them having my #? I didn't say anything but asking if there was a website or reviews
- pjs2010
- 05-14-2011, 02:22 PM
- ez2plz
- 05-14-2011, 02:36 PM
I am no lawyer, but your simply asking if she had a website or reviews should not be a violation of any laws that I am aware of.
- jframe2
- 05-14-2011, 02:45 PM
It is an interesting turn of phrase and I think your two assumptions are probably the correct ones.
Based upon your description of your actions in this post, you have not broken any laws. But you have left a piece of information that could be acted upon by persons you do not wish to hear from.
I would assume it is LE and get another phone.
Based upon your description of your actions in this post, you have not broken any laws. But you have left a piece of information that could be acted upon by persons you do not wish to hear from.
I would assume it is LE and get another phone.
- BobsAlias
- 05-14-2011, 04:46 PM
disposable phone
- Modda
- 05-14-2011, 06:55 PM
If her ad had her number then can you post the phone number?
- pjs2010
- 05-17-2011, 05:37 PM
The ad has been taken down and I had deleted the # from my phone records so no one at my house would see. Sorry. No one has reached out to me so I'm hoping I'm safe for now. I assume a simple text for reviews or a website doesn't get on their radar as someone to go after. Prob on their radar but no reason to seek me out. At least that's what I'm hoping.