Totally agree.This.
If she's reputable and well-reviewed, there should be no issue with a deposit.
Totally agree.This.
If she's reputable and well-reviewed, there should be no issue with a deposit.
The sender always has the opportunity to change his personal details when sending out an e-transfer if he doesn't want to use his full name and wants to remain anonymous for the online transaction (I do it all the time when sending e-transfers to pay for advertising). To add more discretion to the transfer, I ask my gentlemen that the recipient's name they include not be my companion name either. And of course, the email address I use is a professional business one not related to my Gabby adventures.Also remember the etransfer will include your full name when sent to the recipient. Depending on your comfort level this may or may not be an issue for you.
I was referring to the subject in the transfer. When I receive or send a transfer the subject is 'INTERAC e-Transfer: xxxx sent you money'. The name used in place of xxx is the name from your bank account. I think the email address you register is only for notifications once the transfer is complete since the transfer itself is sent from an interac email address.Actually no, you can customize all of that when sending through your online bank interface. I have a hobbying email addy that I've set up for these occasions, and I can customize my bank transaction to include that hobbying email rather than my professional or personal email. You can also set your email alias name here. And your actual bank account is never displayed during the transfer, I doubt anything short of a government agency with a court order could backtrack to your actual bank account.
I guess you can't read. I have seen them before.
That can be changed at my bank (TD) to whatever I like. There is a section to modify that:
Modify Sender Email Address
My Name: ABCD EFG
Email: myhobbyistemail@xyz.com
I've changed the names of SPs (not their address). Nothing incriminating written. Amounts are not equal to session donation amounts. You will be fine.I'd recommended cc'ing local LE on any emails and adding "for sex" in the message of the e-transfer.. Just to be sure everything's on the up-and-up
I can appreciate how the SP appreciates this commitment, however I don't see what is in it for the client. If an SP continues to expect interac payments after multiple visits, she obviously does not trust the guy. Far better to stick with someone who actually takes your word that you will be there IMHO.
p.s. Something I find very bothersome is that people are saying an SP or two has gipped them QUOTE]
You might want to read this and tweak the classyness of your persona. Every ounce helps
http://racerelations.about.com/od/d...ou-Might-Not-Know-Are-Considered-Racist_2.htm
Whether it's racist of not really depends on context. That site also listed "boy" as a racist term to African Americans. Which really again, depends on context and to whom you are referring to.You might want to read this and tweak the classyness of your persona. Every ounce helps
http://racerelations.about.com/od/d...ou-Might-Not-Know-Are-Considered-Racist_2.htm
Maybe you and Chloe are cool with "jewed" As well..the same tasteless connotation , regardless of how you want to sugar coat your rationale.. Gypped/jewed..it's all so trailer park..not that there is anything wrong with living in a trailer park per se.Whether it's racist of not really depends on context. That site also listed "boy" as a racist term to African Americans. Which really again, depends on context and to whom you are referring to.
Usage note
Gyp in the meanings “to swindle” or “a person who swindles” is sometimes perceived as insulting to or by Gypsies, since it stereotypes them as swindlers. However, gyp has apparently never been used as a deliberate ethnic slur, and many people are unaware that it is derived from Gypsy.
from http://www.dictionary.com/browse/gypped
gypped
to rip off; based on the gypsies way of life. Some retards would say this is racist, however these clots have never met a gypsy in theyre life. Truth is not racist, mkay?
"Finally got a zippo, only cost me 60 bucks."
"Damlol, you got gypped, i got the same model for 10 dollars at K-mart"
from http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gypped
Underlined are copied and pasted from the respective sites.
All I quoted is what was found on dictionary.com and on urban dictionary.Maybe you and Chloe are cool with "jewed" As well..the same tasteless connotation , regardless of how you want to sugar coat your rationale.. Gypped/jewed..it's all so trailer park..not that there is anything wrong with living in a trailer park per se.
It's part the old indy vs. agency argument. I've used mostly agencies because my schedule is so hit & miss, I need the choice, but I get the appeal of Indys - especially with the high-end ones, the allure of repeats and reliability, and establish a regular GFE, well for some it's worth the extra $ & hassle. The 1-2 Indys I've tried in MTL were mind-blowing, and repeating with them will be awesome, when I can match schedules (and I've done my TDL). Personally, I'm for trying variety, but I get the reasoning.I can't understand why anyone would go through the hassle of paying more, screening and email transfer when there are so many good agencies at $250 or less with no hassle whatsoever to book and pay for the services rendered.






