If a provider has two names at one point she changed her name and the names were merged on her profile.
That goes for all providers of any race not just white.Rates also have nothing to do with this.
And 555 codes means she is email only there is no phone# posted. On a couple of my duo profiles it says 555 area code I am email only again race has nothing to do with this.
Not sure how you came to that correlation during your observations.
I'm not bitching. Just an observation. Up front, I dig Asian women, so that's out of the way. When I search reviews, if a provider has two names, it screams, most likely white and EXPENSIVE. Also, 555 codes.
... and most reasons aren't nefarious. And I know some Asian providers and other non-white providers who have changed their names, so it's not just a "white and EXPENSIVE" thing.
As for 555 (area code), many providers use only email communication, maybe PMs also. My ATF for one does that. Some may give you their phone number once they know you enough to trust you.
If a provider has two names at one point she changed her name and the names were merged on her profile.
That goes for all providers of any race not just white.Rates also have nothing to do with this.
And 555 codes means she is email only there is no phone# posted. On a couple of my duo profiles it says 555 area code I am email only again race has nothing to do with this.
Not sure how you came to that correlation during your observations.
That goes for all providers of any race not just white.Rates also have nothing to do with this.
And 555 codes means she is email only there is no phone# posted. On a couple of my duo profiles it says 555 area code I am email only again race has nothing to do with this.
Not sure how you came to that correlation during your observations.
was using three different names at the same time, with different ID's, and had three different sets of reviews. She actually asked me to write an additional review for her under one of her other names. She should have been banned, but she's always been a charmer.
But she must be ok. She tells us she has a "spotless" record.
Would she lie?
Do you think JCGG (Julia/Corrine/GallopingGourmet) killed her off due to all the bad publicity about her?
I loved the comment "she is the leopard of providers" lmao
and to think I felt kind of bad for her when she made a thank you post on the Florida board after her "wildly successful" tour down there a couple of years or so ago and not a single person responded to her. Well not until a few of us replied to her to drown out all the crickets.
Ok, I lied. I didn't really feel sorry for her at all.lol
I read this post then read it again.
I believe that the OP's question is about providers that only use a first name, like "Suzy" or "Lolo" vs providers that use a first + last name, like "Jenny Smith" or "Alice Jones".
I'm my experience, most K-Girls are only known by their first names (which are generally "Americanized" vs. a typical/traditional Korean name). That name, associated with an agency or a scheduler are how hobbyists can ensure they are booking with the actual K-Girl they want.
For other providers, I see a mix of first only, first & last (especially for Porn Stars), and other styles like "Sensual Susan" or "Penny in the Palisades".
Assuming my interpretation is correct, you may all now resume discussions. 
Thank you.
Yeah, I think that is what he meant.
What an absolutely moronic thing to complain about...
but you sure as hell are not making any sense.
BTW, assuming you were asking a question about the 555 in the review, try reading the How to Submit a Review guideline document (you know the page the shows up before you can actually write the review). It has a clue for you and you don't even need someone to loan you the dollar do buy it.
Some change their name because they don't like their current one...nothing nefarious about that!
This is often (but not always) a sign of unprofessionalism, and try to get around bad reviews she'd had in the past. It's understandable if someone wants to change their stage name to change their overall presentation. But typically it's "oh, Mark gave me a bad review, and it's the 5th one I've had in a row? I guess my name is Joy now. Did I mention I'm new to the business?"