I was wondering if anyone got a message from SA that was a reaffirmation of their policies including the prohibition of offering per meet arrangemenrs?

Yes I just saw that.

I did too.  I thought someone reported me and they were giving me a warning.

I’ll bet everyone did.  I think the key point is they want to stay away from a pay per meet accusation.  It’s smart on their part.

My guess is over 95% are per meet.

Coincidentally some chick the previous day said she was reporting me for offering money for sex.  So I figured that was their reply.  But apparently not.

They have to have plausible deniability otherwise they are a site facilitating prostitution.  They don't really care if people do ppm, but they can't be seen as allowing it or encouraging it, so they actively discourage it.  Wink wink, they know it drives their business.

...they ruin everything!

The more guys start wanting to review these girls and otherwise act like they are hookers, the more pushback we are going to get from SA on the subject.

I HAVE seen a few SB posts asking for PPM (and one or two asking not only for PPM, but a specific $ amount PM). I think that’s probably more of the motivation for this than any of us asking for PPM in an e-mail/text exchange.  

It's the goose that lays the golden egg. If they actually chase away ppm, they lose a ton of biz.

and agree it's all about plausible deniability.

Getting off the site is no guarantee that your messaging will not be used against you.  

and SA did nothing.

Had me agree to 4 or 5 questions.  No big deal.

Hmm.  The chick that said she'd report me for ppm allegedly did it a few days ago.  I haven't seen any response yet from SA.  Time will tell if I get the boot.   I'm not concerned with what I said to her as it was not an offer but more of a statement of my philosophy.  However if they view the many other conversations, they might see some straight ppm offers (several of which were eventually accepted.)

More specifically I have reported a few POT SBs who were aggressively looking for PPM paid "before" ever meeting, virtually every one of those scammers ended up getting the boot.

I just got booted from SA for "too many" ppm.

Do you just completely disappear or do they put a warning label on your existing profile?

I don't expect they'll refund the rest of my month (about half left.)  Which makes me wonder what they do when the bounce a guy who has a longer paid term?  Do they keep it all?  Best to be month by month if you are risking ppm talk in that case.

I typically renew six months at a time and I would be pissed to get the boot with several hundred bucks worth of paid membership still left.  I try not to use the actual term PPM, but I am sure every one of us could get kicked off if SA had a mind to do so.

Just start a new profile and pay a month at a time...

I was aware from previous discussions here that it is as simple as starting a new profile.  I'm just not jumping back in at this time due to the need to reign in my budget.

Boxes so I complied and should be good for awhile.

No sooner said and got the message while browsing profiles! Lol

Well, now they are telling me it takes at least one other member to report the same bimbo before they take any action.
I have nothing against pros as long as the realize that SA is a “dating” site lol

and by honest, I mean "delivers what's promised" not that I insist that they admit they are hookers.  Some guys "pretend" to be wanting an "arrangement" when all they really want is to get laid, I don't hold that against them. Some women also pretend to be wanting an arrangement as to not get kicked off the site when all they want is to trade sex for money. I try not to judge them too harshly as well. lol

I would almost never attempt to interfere with someone's income.  I can see bumping scammers, but I wouldn't engage them long enough to be certain who or what they are.  

Same here. I think I might change my the vocabulary I use to request ppm to weekly allowance or try to get off the SA message system quicker.

Exactly! The first thing I do is provide them an email address and say that the SA messaging system is not secure and that I feel more comfortable communicating with real email.