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escalade1964 65 Reviews 1387 reads
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1 / 14
Does "Newbie Friendly"

Scare off hobbyist who are looking for a date or providers wanting recommendations
because they perhaps are not as cautious?  

Your thoughts if any?

cuppajoe 554 reads
posted
2 / 14
Well, not that I think about it

Posted By: escalade1964
Scare off hobbyist who are looking for a date or providers wanting recommendations  
 because they perhaps are not as cautious?  
   
 Your thoughts if any?
No, no real thoughts on the subject.

TheHoundOfCullin 9 Reviews 358 reads
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3 / 14
You think too much. Eom


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inicky46 61 Reviews 402 reads
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4 / 14
And not too well. (eom)


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Senator.Blutarsky 512 reads
posted
5 / 14
Don't feed the troll...Don't feed the troll...damn, I can't help it...

Hey estrogen...by what logic did you assume that 'newbie friendly' equates to a provider not being cautious?

3mdssa 389 reads
posted
6 / 14
It simply means

we see men 'new' to the hobby. They have many questions and are concerned about many things and as a provider you are willing to take the time out to explain and go the extra mile to reassure them how this is all done the proper way....the first time.  

Screening is even tougher on newbies at times as they have noone to vouch for them and they typically have to disclose much more personal info than the veteran hobbyist. However, for me personally, the veteran hobbyist and the newbie, I typically treat the same. Strict screening on all fronts.

HookerWithAHeartOfTinFoil 412 reads
posted
7 / 14
I'd rather see a newbie whose phone number is linked to his work website and Facebook etc.

Than a "hobbyist" with 50-zillion "OKs" who acts like a sketch-ball and won't give me any of his real info.

Just saying.

3mdssa 413 reads
posted
8 / 14
Got that right. Any day of the week. (e)

Posted By: HookerWithAHeartOfTinFoil
Than a "hobbyist" with 50-zillion "OKs" who acts like a sketch-ball and won't give me any of his real info.  
   
 Just saying.

Dr Who revived 385 reads
posted
9 / 14
Why in the world are you giving up your work info?

Unless it's your own business and no one else need be aware of this.

Head over to the newbie board and learn about verification services.

Stop giving this shit out to strangers...are you that naive?

GaGambler 408 reads
posted
10 / 14
I can't remember the last time I gave my work info

considering I haven't had a "job" since 1994, It's never been an issue for me.

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 434 reads
posted
11 / 14
Why would a veteran hobbyist should be required to

give up his work info.. In last 11 yrs, I've never given any work info to anyone...Ever....

One's that require it to be given are on my DNS list.  

Plenty of hookers don't care about that shit...Enough to keep my dick wet..

Dr Who revived 420 reads
posted
12 / 14
They say this shit publicly...while privately most don't bother with any of this

Makes you wonder  LOL

Yea...let's all give up personal info while the hookers hide behind the door  :D

Hey Curly...think the college educated hookers do that?
Posted By: CurlyW - Nats Fan
give up his work info.. In last 11 yrs, I've never given any work info to anyone...Ever....  
   
 One's that require it to be given are on my DNS list.  
   
 Plenty of hookers don't care about that shit...Enough to keep my dick wet..

inicky46 61 Reviews 368 reads
posted
13 / 14
I have never given my job info, because I don't have one

You can work with P411 to give them other info and the won't need your work info.

1192967 45 Reviews 386 reads
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14 / 14
Rod, I gave my work info once. The very first time. I have never given it again. (eom)


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