Anyone else get an out of the blue email from
[email protected] Advertising some visiting ladies - all seem to have valid reviews but i am wondering who and how someone garnered my email address?It's either a provider or agency that has your email, and give it away.
Funny like in the old day you home address was always sold off to other companies, Now email address are being used the same way.
Funny like in the old day you home address was always sold off to other companies, Now email address are being used the same way.
But with all things: Caveat Emptor!!
Never met any of the providers but i did email one of them and she confirmes that the email was from her assistant.
Strange if i am the only recipient of the email in this area thoug
I, too, have received these e-mails, though it's not clear that the Maryland poster is being solicited by the same individuals.
Having seen one of the two ladies featured [2½ years ago and did not review, though she has 78 TER reviews going back to 2005 and is also a regular advertiser on RS2K] and having seen numerous [she has 68 to date] reviews for the other —both in the Chicago area— I can say that the two are on the level about escorting. So no scam seems involved.
Yet these are different from the occasional e-mail sent by or on behalf of an individual lady one has recently seen. It's annoying to get these unsolicited ads. Does this practice bear watching to see if this becomes a trend?
You can always block unwanted messages from certain addresses or have them marked as spam.
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