N6_in_the_village

These pictures are being used in other places also - here is an ad for Rachel 407-201-9629, in Orlando FL, on Tuesday May 16. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:vIWRceertF4J:orlando.backpage.com/WomenSeekMen/amazing-body-stunning-gorgeous-spinner-25/19977858+&cd=17&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

"potential source of income if done on video"? lol

Detailed list of services in BP ad? I'd run away from that fast.

The superior man need not obtain the consent of his inferiors to do what he wishes.

Well you can like her for those trivial reasons, I like her for her intellect, personality, charm, and charisma (lol).

In addition to everything else said, probably the reviews on myescortcareer dot com are completely made up, not just "sketchy". The tell is that two of the so-called reviews are written to steer you to a particular web site, "Instant Hookups". "Would repeat however there are many other girls on Instant Hookups to see" "I was able to chat with her on Instant Hookups and that made me a little more confortable" And if you are foolish enough to go to Instant Hookups and keep following links, you'll reach a page that asks for your credit card information. Surprise! Of course they promise not to charge you, just take your information to be sure you qualify for a free lifetime membership, yeah sure.

I bet giving her a lot of water to drink helps, LOL

Rosy palm and her five sisters. With all the devices people use when they're driving nowadays, you won't even be more distracted than average.

My Hello Kitty socks are fashionable, and appropriate for the situation.

At least no other current American politician has followers so single-minded they only want to date each other ... oh wait https://www.berniesingles.com/

I should restrain myself ... but ... I wonder if that is a partner site to SprayDate? https://spraydate.spray.se/ (Which is a real dating site, based in Sweden)

It has been demonstrated that the agenda of Facebook is to present news to each member that reinforces their existing beliefs, opinions, and biases. Because that pleases people and keeps them coming back, hence maximizing user base. Good to know you disagree with that agenda.

I suggest that you check out the following Reddit forum: https://www.reddit.com/r/sugarlifestyleforum/ More discussions about finding sugar babies on Seeking Arrangement (still the leading site, according to the Reddit forum) and related sites than most people will have time to read. About your statement: "I know they [SA] don't do employment verification but do social security check, income verification, and they check for the following: ......". After reading some of the comments on Reddit, I doubt that SA does as thorough background checks as they claim.

?? I don't see a link or list in your message.

(further follow-up) Of course, her services might be just as limited as she told you. What I'm saying is you can't be sure if what she told you, a potential client she doesn't know, is accurate. Unfortunately, in the absence of reviews, the only way to find out is to spring for an appointment.

That's disappointing. Can you say anything more about the details of your interaction with her? I'm curious for the following reason. According to your post, you never met the lady or scheduled a session. Instead, you called or texted her and said / wrote something like "Hi, I like your pictures and I'm interested in meeting you. But I need to know more about the services you offer. Will you do ****** ? Do you allow ****** ? Many ladies will block a potential client they haven't met who asks specific questions like that. Or, possibly, be very cautious in answering. "Yes, I give massages. Oh no, I don't do ****** or ****** ."

Digivoyeur, sincere thanks for providing some first-hand information about this young lady.

Jessica 720-316-1860 Boulder Therapeutic Massage http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:dNEg2x6QM_0J:boulder.backpage.com/es-us/TherapeuticMassage/jessica-22/30036217+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us It's six months after this thread was started, and Jessica is still advertising with a new number. The pictures lead back only to her ads. Any reports at all about the quality of Jessica's therapy?

The 9news article listed in the first post states that the most of the counterfeit bills are 50s and 100s. Which makes sense because the largest denominations are the most profitable to the counterfeiter.

Your link doesn't work, but her ads can be found with the following Google search exactly as written. (The cached Backpage ads are still there.) "720-366-9602" site:denver.backpage.com

If there is a "silver lining" to this, from the press release that we all are seeing on the Backpage site, the owners have put significant effort into preparing for this and are eager to wage a legal fight against the government tactics that forced them to shut down: " new government tactics, including pressuring credit card companies to cease doing business with Backpage, have left the company with no other choice but to remove the content in the United States." The support they list in the press release ranges from comments by a respected federal judge (Judge Richard Posner described such tactics as "a formula for permitting unauthorized, unregulated, foolproof, lawless government coercion'") to this unexpected ally: “It's a sad day for America's children victimized by prostitution,” said Dr. Lois Lee, Founder and President, Children of the Night, a leading national hotline and shelter program for victims of sex trafficking based in Los Angeles. “Backpage.com was a critical investigative tool depended on by America's vice detectives and agents in the field to locate and recover missing children ..."

There could be a reasonable explanation for ads in all those places at the same time ... for example, she could have access to a Star Trek type transporter (lol).

I found an alert on backpage that she is with "uncle": http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:uw3tO-RafSgJ:northdakota.backpage.com/FemaleEscorts/alert-madison-612-460-7399-police/5885953+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us Of course there is no way to verify this alert. But I also find it very suspicious that a provider would advertise in three far-separated locations (South Dakota, Tennessee, and Texas) at the same time. Enough red flags to avoid.

I think Inkspot is suggesting that the following image (for example) http://images5.backpage.com/imager/u/large/186576372/85c3847e5d36b2922a60fc2c6eb00054.jpg was created by detaching the girl's head from its original body and pasting the head above a new body. By the way, when image editing software is used to remove people's heads from their bodies, some people might call that shocking graphic violence (lol, been waiting to use that joke).

Men don't think about sex around 18 minutes per day. (there are 1440 minutes in a day)