The so-called easy screen IS NOT an automatic increase in risk. I've made volumes of appointments with little or no screening and everything was fine with no incident.
One just needs to be actually not that smart but use common sense and be aware of and look for the obvious signs of fake/LE posts and advertisements! I will admit one needs to have some experience and time under their belt doing this, as I do, to spot the obvious BS. But I caution on being so-called "overly" cauteous. I know, I know, no one wants to be subject to the perp walk. So there really is no such thing as overly cauteous. Yet, I will say, from experience, that you can miss out on some FANTASTIC experiences if you pass on opportunities where you don't need to supply you SSN; Birth Certificate; Reference from job to secure an hour or so of time for a roll in the hay. With that said we all have to function within our own comfort levels and risk tolerences. Stay safe and happy hunting!Seems there are potentially a couple ads that are suspect given all that's going on.
Be careful ladies and gentlemen. Make sure the ladies have reviews and men have plenty of reviews overtime.
It seems it would be easy for police to make an account for a bust and post a couple of fake reviews, etc.
Maybe I am just paranoid but better to be careful than busted
...right to be vigilant and cautious.
I was wondering why the 'vibe' here seemed so reticent, now I understand.
Besides having reviews, make sure that it is not stolen/shared info which should go without saying, but I guess it always doesn't.
Safety and discretion are always important!
Via PM in case there is some confusion; I'd hate for someone to get accused of being bad news if it were a misunderstanding.
But yes, its good for all parties to be informed. Those advertising in good faith don't deserve to be penalized because of those who aren't.
Is she fake?
the easier the screen... higher the risk.
The so-called easy screen IS NOT an automatic increase in risk. I've made volumes of appointments with little or no screening and everything was fine with no incident.
One just needs to be actually not that smart but use common sense and be aware of and look for the obvious signs of fake/LE posts and advertisements!
I will admit one needs to have some experience and time under their belt doing this, as I do, to spot the obvious BS. But I caution on being so-called "overly" cauteous. I know, I know, no one wants to be subject to the perp walk. So there really is no such thing as overly cauteous. Yet, I will say, from experience, that you can miss out on some FANTASTIC experiences if you pass on opportunities where you don't need to supply you SSN; Birth Certificate; Reference from job to secure an hour or so of time for a roll in the hay.
With that said we all have to function within our own comfort levels and risk tolerences. Stay safe and happy hunting!
Why not report to TER and get the account banned?