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darmody 22 Reviews 498 reads
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1 / 25

Never use them, never would.

Wongbater 40 Reviews 423 reads
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2 / 25

from both the client and provider perspective it is not a good idea -e-

Drumsticks 90 Reviews 503 reads
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3 / 25

...especially when I'm short on cash but good to go on credit. I love that I can earn SkyMiles or other reward points while poonin'. Digital trails, paper trails or vapor trails...who gives a shit??!! Amarite or amirite??!!  :D

Butthole 425 reads
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4 / 25

Just like Female/male condom dilemma.Why not offer any/all options?  
That's my $0.02

Butthole 427 reads
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5 / 25

Don't forget to wipe *me*!  

  ;-)

CuriousSort 434 reads
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6 / 25

It would be really stupid for a client to pay for an illegal activity with a credit card.  Paper trails are not wise.  Especially when the client can go to an ATM and do a cash advance and pay you with cash.

Plus you as a provider need to think about how you treat that income on your taxes and how you explain it should you ever get audited.

Bitcoin would be a way better choice but a lot of people don't know how to use that yet.

The only way a credit card would maybe be okay is if you spun it as something legit.  Like put up a web site where you sell an "E BOOK".  Have the customer place an order for the E Book while he is sitting next to you and pay by CC.  Then you have sold him something legit and he has bought something legit.  At that point, the sex is free and no money has changed hands.  Not saying that would make anything legal..its just the paper trail would look legit.

You also have to consider...what would you do if the next day the client did a chargeback asking his credit card company to give him the money back claiming you never delivered what you promised.

Its sticky all around (pun intended)

Makwa 18 Reviews 421 reads
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7 / 25

But I would have some questions about keeping the information discreet.

Wongbater 40 Reviews 386 reads
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Butthole 356 reads
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11 / 25

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i8DRen60X10

Drumsticks 90 Reviews 277 reads
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12 / 25

...of you. You dumb shit. You're the one who advocates that no post should ever be removed but here you are, trying to crouch in your safe place. Tell your husband to knock it off, too!  :D

Gemma Coreana See my TER Reviews 329 reads
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13 / 25

As a provider who offers CC option as a payment, I like it when clients pick that option.  But that's me!!! Lol  

Happy Sunday Funday!!  
The State Fair is off the chain, my new Minnesota ATF took me last night when I arrived & love the delicious sweet Martha's cookies & the fireworks were beautiful!!!

Feetlover 20 Reviews 297 reads
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15 / 25

How does this affect session?   Does it make it awkward when your "checking out?"    Does the guy just fuck the girl from behind as she is doing the transaction?  IF the card has trouble reading do u slide it between your lips to see if it will read(upper or lower lips..)    Would the session be affected if the guy does or does not tip??  What shows up on the billing statement?    Hmmmm......Do u hide the card somewhere on your body and make her look for it? Sensually?  That could be kinda hot..    

What If the card is declined and the guy didn't bring cash?  Kick his ass out?  Hmmm.....

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vorlon 119 Reviews 270 reads
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16 / 25

Too much of a trail left by a credit card transaction.

Wongbater 40 Reviews 303 reads
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17 / 25

...and you sound like you lost your balls...this post is so not drummie like...reeks of a certain troll provider I know...

 
...just sayin folks, sharin a profile ain't caring about this motley group.

Butthole 308 reads
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18 / 25

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3WAZ60xA9wo
 

Posted By: Wongbater
...and you sound like you lost your balls...this post is so not drummie like...reeks of a certain troll provider I know...  
   
   
 ...just sayin folks, sharin a profile ain't caring about this motley group.

Wongbater 40 Reviews 403 reads
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OmegaZap 7 Reviews 302 reads
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21 / 25

People's replies about leaving a paper trail assume we're only talking about hobbyists using their personal or business permanent credit card.

But there's a huge, many-billions-of-dollars industry of anonymous "gift" cards that can be in denominations of up to $500.  These can be purchased a lot of different ways in a lot of different places and allow a very discreet way to exchange $$ without carrying cash, and without ever having to explain to anyone (like an SO) why you have a big stack of Benjamins in your pocket...

mrhuck 15 Reviews 277 reads
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22 / 25

...this subject has been discussed so many times on this board & nobody ever answers the question what's wrong with cash???

OmegaZap 7 Reviews 263 reads
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23 / 25

The reason no one ever answers it is that it's not a legitimate question.  There's nothing wrong with cash.  If I prefer to order apple pie one day, for not other reason than I'm in the mood for apple pie that die, why take this as a condemnation of cherry pie?  Preferring more options over fewer options does not in any way impugn the value of any of the options, and no one, not one person has suggested CC is universally better, or ought to replace, cash in the hobby.

The question is "am I better off providing my customers options that better suit their needs, regardless of whether others understand those needs?"  And my answer to anyone asking that question in any business would generally be "yes."

For some, check-to-card conversion is easier and involves less risk discovery.  For instance, I get an expense check my SO doesn't know about, and I want to hobby with it.  It may be easier for me to go into a Walmart for $3 and cash the check into a money card than go to a check casher and pay a significant % to convert it to cash.  It may be safer to do that than go into my neighborhood community bank and cash the check where it accidentally gets cashed into and out of my account, or the teller there knows me, etc.  And, cash requires you to be there in person, whereas there may be cases where someone wants the transaction to be completed off-premise, for whatever reason, and this means CCs.  I may find that having a credit card number tucked away in a secure spot on my phone is much safer from discovery than having a little stash of hundies hidden way somewhere.  None of those reasons however, imply there is anything at all wrong with cash, hence the invalidity of your question.  I use cash, but "cash + credit card" is not worse than "just cash".

-- Modified on 9/4/2016 12:43:22 AM

mrhuck 15 Reviews 212 reads
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24 / 25

...That's a bunch of BULL all that does is complicate the simplest of transactions & I get a headache just trying to follow  all the silly details, your first line was correct a moot question because there is nothing wrong with cash.

OmegaZap 7 Reviews 228 reads
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25 / 25

This is the very definition of trolling.  You posed a question, someone posited a sincere and cogent answer, and since the answer does not apply to your specific set of circumstances, it is "a bunch of BULL".  The spirit of the thread was "can you guys think of reasons why you might want to use a credit card" and not "can you think of reasons why mrhuck might approve of you using a credit card?"  The validity of something is totally unaffected by whether or not you approve of it.  Gravity does not depend on your approval or belief in order to exist, it behaves exactly the same whether mrhuck approves of it or not.

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