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Very sad news. I feel for his family and my condolences go to them and his circle of friends.
RIP Fred :blue:
RIP Fred :blue:
Thank you 99.
Very sorry to learn this is true.
Lord, you know the secrets of our hearts; shut not your ears to our prayers.
Thanks for everything Fred, Rest in Peace.
When I discovered TERB (and the Toronto escort scene in general) and made this account, it didn't get activated automatically. After a while, I e-mailed Fred and he responded in ten minutes! The first thought I had was one of surprise at the punctuality shown by an escort enthusiast.
RIP.
RIP.
I'm shattered. I have known Fred since before the beginning, we first chatted on Canbest. he was always a class act, even in the face of some truly nasty shit that went down from the jealous, the imitators and the banned. Vaya con dios amigo, may the angels be blessed with big knockers on the cloud where you end up.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9gRzMygHl0
I'm not sure, we didn't reveal handles but I may have met him back in 2004. Sad to see him go, cancer is a brutta bestia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9gRzMygHl0
I'm not sure, we didn't reveal handles but I may have met him back in 2004. Sad to see him go, cancer is a brutta bestia.
I'm gutted to learn this. Fred helped me so much back in 2002 when I first got into escorting and was always there to offer advice and a kind ear ever since then.
May his legacy live on.
May his legacy live on.
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Fred changed the industry from being a hotbed for ripoffs and scams, to finally giving the paying customer a voice to be heard.
This essentially defines what Fred did that labels him as a game changer. This was so desperately needed 17 years ago.
RIP.
Philip
This essentially defines what Fred did that labels him as a game changer. This was so desperately needed 17 years ago.
RIP.
Philip
I joined in '95 or '96 when there were only a handful of posters. The amazing thing is that TERB started when few people had internet access and there were few women advertising on the web. I remember Fred from Canbest like others.
Rip
Fred built a community, and created a venue where like-minded people could interact and communicate in ways we couldn't before. His contribution to the industry was significant, and we are all better off for what he created for us.
In my eight years on TERB - first as an Indy SP, and then as the founder of the Allegra Collective - Fred was always fair-minded, responsive, and reliable. I can only ever speak highly of him for how he treated me.
He will be missed.
~Allegra
Fred built a community, and created a venue where like-minded people could interact and communicate in ways we couldn't before. His contribution to the industry was significant, and we are all better off for what he created for us.
In my eight years on TERB - first as an Indy SP, and then as the founder of the Allegra Collective - Fred was always fair-minded, responsive, and reliable. I can only ever speak highly of him for how he treated me.
He will be missed.
~Allegra
I'm shocked and saddened by his dealth. RIP Fred. I've known him for a long time being in his lottery group and discussing other lotteries. Unfortunately around after Christmas, he had told me that he was in the hospital with an unknown illness. I didn't mention this to anybody since I wanted to respect his privacy. I got a message from him saying that we were playing the lottery for Jan 6/17 week and I messaged him to congratulate him on getting out of the hospital but he told me he was still there. Unfortunately thats the last I'd hear from him. So sad. I'm guessing Fred Zed has been gone since middle to late January.
Very sad news. I have made a lot of sick, bizarre posts over the years and for some reason Fred did not permanently ban me. Thanks Fred, you were a class act.
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