I think the biggest difference with text apps vs email varies on the girl. Your typical LL poster will prefer texts / will accept apps etc. Ladies who are more known often use email since the majority of them have a direct booking form or contact form on their website. But this is an entirely other topic that has been discussed lots before. Different strokes for different folks.
Yeah, I never see those types so that explains my lack of need for email. Thanks for the insight!
To complement your suggestion, turn off all notifications but (If your phone allows it) change the color of the phone's notification blinking led to blue for the text app. That way, just a glance at the phone you'll see if there's a message waiting.
Fuck man, sorry to hear, but if you have this much to lose, you need to cover your tracks better and delete all the stuff that could get you in trouble, including web pages, emails and texts.
You can’t count on random unknown people to protect your privacy / security. I say this not to rub it in, as I know you are already regretting all of this, but as a lesson to others.What do you mean by burner SIM? Aren't all SIMs in the country tied to a government issued ID and name?
I exclusively use email now and so do lot of others. It’s more discreet for me and I’m too ADHD to have too many different channels of communication, too many inquiries have slipped through the cracks when I had text, Twitter DM email all at once. Less is more IMO
Text is great for minute to minute communication. Email is better for asynchronous communication, where plans take place over several hours to days. And a lot less people have pop up preview notifications on their phone for emails vs texts.
I'm not a fan of email But I sure prefer it over texting. I still prefer the good old days where you just called the girl. People got avib for each other. Easy simple fast. And for more Personal.
Also, in Kingston I don't yet require deposits or ID, so for new clients to email me I have no way to verify them .
That is tough my friend. You did not “ask for it”. Providers that message you unsolicited, should be identified so we know to avoid them. People use the services offered for many reasons, they should not be blindly judged for it, nor should they lose their career or marriage.
