I knew about this last year but apparently my # is flagged on some tracking site. For backdrop, I probably see about 10-12 providers each year, average ticket of about $600-1,000, usually go for VIP rate, no issues with any providers I’ve seen. Admittedly I’m a “tire kicker” with some providers and I’m usually trying to see if providers will be in hometown or other towns where I’m visiting for work on days that work for me (travel frequently). I’m also looking to see their responses and if timing aligns, usually try to call or FaceTime to verify who I will be seeing. I’ve had a  couple issues with talking to providers who speak perfectly clear English on phone then I meet the provider and they barely can speak English. I’ve been told today that I have been flagged about a dozen times. I was told the same thing last year but # was lower. Not sure what to make of this but I guess my lesson is I have to only text/call a few hours when I’m ready to avoid any “flags” in future. Interested to see if anyone else has had any experience with this in past where providers have told you your # is flagged. Thanks in advance.

Sounds like Mr. Number. You can download the ap and check it. If it is, you can request to be removed.

Thanks, already checked it. I see 3 of the comments, all inaccurate and tied to situations where I went with someone else. I believe there is another app being used but not sure what it is. I understood the need for safety (verifying someone is not LE, bad behavior, violence, etc.) but to attempt to trash someone for simply choosing someone else is not helpful.

The original intent was to flag guys where safety, scamming, or something of significance was a concern. However, some providers have used it to air complaints about anything they don't like. It's unfortunate.