Today, the little head was thinking much more than the big one. Two beautiful blonde providers suddenly showed up on our local ad site on the same day. They both have full facial and body pictures, different phone numbers, and are clearly different girls. Both are beautiful enough that they really shoul be rated by now, but neither is. (Like I said, the little head had control.) I called one yesterday using my pre-paid hobby phone (her number has a San Mateo county area code). I got an automated voice mail response saying the mail box was full, but I vaguely heard the message repeat a different mail box number than what I had dialed. I tried again today, and she picked up. The lady sounded right, and there was vague background noise. She asked that I call back in 10, which I did. Again, she answered and there was vague background noise, but she answered my questions, said she'd just gotten in to town, assured me that she was the person pictured, gave me donation guidelines, and told me what hotel she was staying in. We settled on a meeting time later in the day, and I was to call an hour our so before coming over. Because of some delays, I was not able to call until just before the ascribed time, but I again got the automated mail box full message. Again, I heard a different number associated with it (I later checked, and the area code is from the SF bay area).
Here's where the piloerection on the back of my neck came in. I immediately placed a call to the second choice blonde to see if I could meet with her on short notice (Saratoga, CA area code). This call also went to an automated mail box number that was different than I had dialed, again with the mail box full. I finally called both numbers and verified that both providers were having the calls directed to the same voice mail box, which was always full. Neither has attempted to call me back. Both this and the full mail boxes would seem to be pretty poor business practices for a provider just getting into town on tour. What I'm thinking here is that it is actually a sting and that possibly my pre-paid phone number saved my ass.
A girl was recentleey arrested. They made the appointment two weeks in advance from a phone several states away from the incall location. Called locally the day of the apointment. At any rate if LE or flaky providers you probably did the right thing.
I should have done this before posting. I just cross-referenced the final phone number (the one that both providers separate phone numbers were being routed to), and it kicked up two different providers in TER. One has had two terrible reviews (no other reviews) with one reviewing her as a scam. The other is from a couple years back and had one decent review only. Both have inactive web sites and don't sound anything like the providers currently advertising. Also, there was mention of them being with an agency. So, it would seem that it not a case of Leo. More likely than not, it's just a scamming pimp. I want to post warnings on all these numbers to the TER community. Advice on how to do so would be appreciated.
I doubt any agency would say what hotel their using but maybe a pimp. These girls aren't very bright and you did use good judgement in not using your private phone. I'm sure they are getting tons of calls and lining men up at this local hotel. Along with many horney men standing in line coulod be local LE getting an easy bust. Their computer and phones will go right along with them to the police station.
Kisses Haley
appears you didn't do a very good job of researching the ladies in the first place. If you had, you would have discovered the poor reviews and one old review that was decent.
Also, some ladies just are not good businesswomen. They don't know how to run a business with good customer service. Have you ever called a real business and gotten "mailbox full"?
Reminder, let the big head do the thinking, not the little one.
You got that last part right! In perusing ads this morning, I came across with yet another brand new, visiting, very comely blonde; a third one totally different from the other two. Her phone number just happens to be the one that the other two's are cycled to; the one that does in fact have TER reviews. At least the TER-wise in my area will be fully alerted to her, though because of the way they are using phone forwarding, it would be easy to miss the scam with the other two. I shudder to think how many guys are going to be sorely disappointed. I wonder how many providers are actually involved in this particular venture.
Forum member and/or moderators: Advice on how I can report phone numbers and ads involved in this scam to warn other TER members would be appreciated. Since I did not consummate a meeting, I doubt that a review would be accepted.
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