I have a question for my fellow providers out there. I have received calls twice now from a man claiming his name is "Mark" (pm for full name) from VIP Services. Both times he claimed he was representing a famous athlete who would like to have the pleasure of you company during the upcoming week. He then goes onto claim that you need to wire him money in order for a casino in Atlantic city to be able to set up an account for you. If you do this he claims that $1000's of dollars will be paid to you to spend time with this athlete. He's very demanding and very demeaning. Has any one else had any experience with this AS*&%^$. Like I said I have what he claims to be his full name and his #. Any providers interested in receiving it can PM me.

Karina

Absolutely a scam!!  Pretty common in Vegas as well...if you want additional confirmation of the fact it's a scam, just ask the gals on the Las Vegas board.  Ask yourself, WHY would they want you to wire them money????

is actually false... I am constantly amazed at the gullibility of folks.... either onesies at a time - or the voting electorate... just think... there are actually some people who thought that once Obama was elected, they would not have to pay their mortgage... Bwahahahaha....

like that's gonna happen...

and like you will actually get to meet the "Famous" athlete.  Everything worth while has a real price tag on it.  Everything.  This is no exception.

Definitely sounds like a scam. I would advise everyone to be careful here. Thanks for sharing this, and please take care of yourself Karina.

It happened to me when I was in SF last year, he claims he's a casino host at the Wynn resort, tells me he has a wealthy client wants to meet me, after thinking it over, i backed out and he threatened that I owe him money for letting him make an arrangement and also reported me to SF metro. I told him to F**k off since he claims he can get me in trouble. He said his name was Allen that time. God he gets around!