It is unbelievable what this local agency puts in some of their daily blogs. Their recent blogs are on the bottom left of the page. To access their older blogs, just click on "blog" in the top, middle of the page. They have one blog that puts down unattractive clients. Some of this is hilarious, but what are they thinking?

I like that there is a blog recapping the Celtics' draft and one evaluating the Red Sox.

I think every agency feels the same way about larger girls being more difficult to move and secretly they hate their clients, but they usually aren't dumb enough to air it publicly. I’ve heard terrible things about people in the business from women in the business but they don’t go posting it.

Since bills larger than $100 have not been printed since 1934, any client using them might be a tad bit old...   LOL

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How to Detect Counter-feit Bills
 
3. Avoid taking large bills ($500.0, $1,000.0, $5,000.0, $10,000.0) as they are more likely to be fake

7. Do not feel hesitant to report fake money to authorities.  Feel free to give the name of the client; however, probably as wise idea not to reveal how you received it.

This agency looks legitimate, although a bit of a diamond in the rough (very rough).  I would even call them if I needed nude maid service or a stripper-to-go.

I don't know what part of the game is giving so many tips on your agency website but if you scroll through the past entries a lot of it appears to be pretty straight up (and really spot on) and the entries are concise, smart and funny.

It appears they write an entry daily too so I suppose that honesty coupled with the frequency with which they update it could really be useful in driving traffic to the site.

Yes, some of its a little uh, insensitive...but at least they're being real : ).
I'm going to bookmark it lol.

I see bad writing, ignorance, and fake photos.

What do you think of them giving an escort's real name just because she didn't work out?

It's a strange fetish.

This is the agency that had me working for them.  Some may call me "fat", you can look at my pics and judge for yourself.

See my post in the general discussion board about the lovely call this "agency" sent me on.

Lauren

Different strokes for different folks.  

The 'agency' took the time to enter into a business relationship with the escort mentioned because there was a possibility for both parties to make money.  I understand that in the business, there will be good days and bad ones; guys who I totally dazzle and guys who aren't that into me.  And I don't think that anyone who chooses to manage an escort should berate her for her looks because the agency didn't have to hire her in the first place.  Maybe marketing the girl HONESTLY as, thick, curvy or BBW would attract the gentlemen who would love to share time with such a woman.  Someone in an earlier reply said that they think the agency probably uses fake pics.... I think that sounds right!  Because honest marketing always yields the best results for everyone involved.  This blog was harsh, and the author might have had a bad day.... but if this is how that agency does business.... that SUCKS!

Maybe "smart" was generous- to the experienced hobbyist or provider what has been said there isn't especially enlightening but to the casual hobbyist or new provider there are a lot of reasonable comments about providing, running a business and meeting with escorts.

If the entry that your referencing contains a real legal name of an escort (I am unsure, as it is written it sounds like it could be another alias/stage name of the provider "Yazmine") well that is irresponsible.
If I were a client it would make me question the stability of the agency operator and less likely to provide any information to participate in the service.

But considering that at least one major East Coast agency's policy (which is supported by clients and other services alike) is to "out" providers that owe them money on their website and this culture of hair-trigger outing legal identities on blacklist sites...well, that is just an occupational hazard.


In terms of its honesty, yes it is difficult for agencies to market "fat girls" which is why you rarely see full-figured providers working with services (even while they are capable of flourishing as independent providers).  An agency's main objective is mass appeal and procuring providers who can service the most clients.  
The entry is crude, like several others I saw there...but a basic truth of the business none-the-less.

I don't know anything about the validity of the photographs the service is using or the quality of the services provided.  But as far as the blog goes the writing doesn't have to be Pulitzer material- especially not within this business...but it accomplishes what blog on a marketing website is there to do...

Made-ja look...and look again.

Anyway, thanks for sharing the link, I would not have otherwise seen it and I think its kind of neat as there aren't very many blogs or interactive sites at all commenting on the Boston hobby : ) .

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Maybe you can call yourself portly?

I have seen one of the girls in the gallery (as an indi, not thru this agency).  The agency uses the exact same pics she uses in her own Ads.

The girl was a top notch provider, whick also says something good about the agency.  I don't have any doubt the other girl's pics are real and up to date.  Can't comment on service as I have not looked for their reviews.

I know first hand the agency uses fake pics. I don't know if they're all fake, but how can you say you have no doubt the pics are up to date and real? The provider you know could work for them or it's possible they stole her pics.

Also, they wrote a fake review for their own agency. It was easy to spot and prove. I reported it to ter and it was taken down.

I liked the "testimonial" from the client named "John" how appropriate or maybe just coincidence.
this type site is like junk food for the eyes

She knew nothing about it so apparently they stole her photos. They're a complete scam agency.