Can anyone, hobbyist or provider, give me any info re pros and cons of joining Room Service 2000.  Thank you all.

I'd also really like to hear from providers whether or not this is a good investment.  Thanks again, GC.

F.

Does anybody know what type of information they need in order to verify and just how many local providers are on their site with reviews on this board?

I have been with RoomService since this past Sunday. It has already proven to be a very wise investment. My representitive was friendly and professional, and verification has been a breeze. I am quite happy with the service thus far.

I starting using RS2000 when I recently toured Chicago. To be honest it was a bit nerve racking to have someone else do my screening for me, but the ladies were very professional and they have been very accomodating.

If you can pass the screening they require then you will most likely be able to see any lady who uses them as a reference. Without them my Chicago tour would not have been as successsful as it was. Good luck Darlin, e-mail me at [email protected] if you have any other questions...

xoxoxo
Lass

Recently while visiting here away from the County Derry, Irish Spring, and Bailey's, I inquired of an ultravixen re an evening of chess. She insisted I first be cleared by RS2000, whoever they might be and wherever I'm still not sure.

RS2000 could be an FBI front for all I know, with Anthony Comstock III, minding the computers, smirking asexually, handcuffs awaving.

RS2000 wanted enough private identifying info to enable John Ashcroft, Esq, to be at my gates the following morning with a herd of crew cut FBI.

Like most careless Ammy Entrepreneurs, RS2000 keeps its data onshore, on the shore of Lake Michigan it seems, subject to FBI subpoenas and search warrants, and indeed those of Cook County, Chicago, Illinois, where live many Irishmen who deny the eternal necessity of bbjteokus for salvation.
Look in the WHO IS? database of Netsol.com and wake up!!!

So, the Celtic Schlong passed upon the RS2000 requiring lass of Philly Town as it were, did some TER research, and received an unforgettable TC from an Irish vix at Morgans non-Mansion apartment. This left his Irish head a-spinning, but not empty like those who think RS2000 is coll and useful. It is a potential tool of LE and FBI that could be hit tomorrow.

The point is: RS2000 is gathering personal information on hundreds of hobbyists which now is readily accessible to local and federal criminal prosecutors.

Readers of Exhibit "A" will recall that Pay Pal GAVE A CD ROM of incriminating data on TBD to the Florida state prosecutors.

IS EVERYONE TOTALLY ASLEEP OUT THERE?

presence or effects in the LA scene as far as I know.  Don't know whether it has spreaded to the East Coast yet.

I just picked up their e-mail application.  They ask for name, address, verifiable phone #, employer info, etc.  If your company has a website that's enough.  So they pretty much go through the same questions that providers do.  You pay via pay-pal.  Pay-pal verifies your billing address, and although that's NOT transmitted to RS2K, the process is enough for RS to consider it verified.  Nat bad at all, actually.

I spoke with them on the phone yesterday.  Very professional, very friendly.  They actually did provide a bit of a comfort level for me, so I think I'm going to join.  

Thanks for your offer of help, and I'll be speaking to you soon.

F.

to have your name and other personal information in a central database.  Was everybody sleeping this summer?

The names and addresses of the registrant and the admin contact are all listed for anyone to see.  Some of the ladies' websites have better info protection than them.  Obviously, they are not very careful about hiding their tracks.

Thanks Schlong, for keeping all of us alert.

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Room Service (and YES, I am a member) is GREAT!  They've been around for a VERY long time!  What they do is NOT illegal.  I have found RS2K to be invaluable to me.  It's easy... and it's easy for the guys as well.  Wouldn't you guys rather give your information just ONCE to a reputable company..?  Or would you rather give it over and over to someone you really don't know.. and to give it to someone who might do Lord knows what with?  What if your "provider" gets jealous of you seeing others.. it HAS happened, she gets back at you and OUTS you...  not good.  This is a business... and we should treat it as one.  

I like RS2K, they save me time, and I don't need all the client's info, keeps them feeling safe as well.  I know too, that I offer ALL RS2K members a $50 discount.  I've noticed a lot of others doing this as well.

It's a GOOD thing.. better than giving your info out 50 times to God knows who and not knowing WHAT they'll do with it.

Peace and Prosperity!

Love and kisses....
SummerXTC



p.s.  This was my first post here!!  

They run a site which lists providers; I would venture a guess they collect fees for said service.  They screen hobbyists for a fee.  In providing their services they facilitate the meeting of provider and hobbyist.  Moreover, they operate accross state lines.  Does anybody else see major problems with this arrangement or was everybody sleeping this summer?

As to having your personal information in a central database; well that just seems like a great idea.  I am sure if they were arrested law enforcement would only use such a list of hobbyists and providers to send out holiday greeting cards.  Once again, were you sleeping this summer?    

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I used Rs 2000 for a provider one time. All the info I gave them was false, except my cell #, and they called back to say I was clear and have a good time. So take that for what it's worth.

I, personally, prefer to deal directly with the person I am about to meet. Indies only, with good reputations ONLY!