WARNING: Iimplementing a 1 strike cancel rule for previous clients?

[citylaw1]

 

However, if you ever find yourself in an accident that's not your fault...like I did, it will serve you very well. I don't deal with other people's auto-insurance companies. I did it once, in San Antonio...but never again. I just get an attorney.

 

I wouldn't deal with anything pertaining to law without an attorney on my side. There comes things in life, not necessarily criminal, that the expertise of an attorney will be beneficial.

 

Put your red flags down and put on your yellow thinking cap. Not the condom, but the one for your brain. I'm a good man with a kind heart.

 

One speeding ticket led to a mailbox full of attorney offers, really? No it didn't. You were the victim in an accident? You retained a personal injury attorney? If you did, I hope he advised you not to have sex for money, in that your "injury" claim could suffer. If it's property damage that caused you to retain counsel then you're lying as well. Us crazy white folk just phone OUR insurance company to deal with the opposing company. People get in accidents every day, and they most certainly do not retain counsel at $300 plus an hour to deal with it. Trust me.

[EZEtoGRU]

Why does it always have to be bad? Because I'm Black?

 

Put your red flags down and put on your yellow thinking cap. Not the condom, but the one for your brain. I'm a good man with a kind heart.

 

Not a race issue really. It's just that I have a memory and recall all the drama of the last few years. The wallet stolen from a car at a club, the car accident, the border problem in Canada, I think there was a shooting at some point if I remember correctly, bad roomates, bad clients, problem relationships, etc, etc, etc. Sounds like a pattern of problems to me and the frequent need for an attorney fits the pattern well.

 

You are either a very unlucky person or you make frequent bad choices in your life. That's my view of things from the outside looking in. I don't doubt that you are a kind-hearted person. As I have said to you in the past, I do wish you all the best and I hope that you find a path forward in your life that brings you peace and happiness.

[rguer]

I think it's the "older" part that's relevant, not the "white" part. Involvement with lawyers probably tends to increase with age (because more likely to have the money to hire lawyers, more likely to own property, etc.), and you are relatively young.

[josephga]

I had to get a lawyer twice. once for a fall at a job i had for 3 years. you get hurt at work they don't care will try to treat you badly or in some cases fire you. i got no where until i called a lawyer. he got no money until 2 years later when we settled. he got 25%. here in ga a lawyer can only get 25% in workers comp cases. then in 2002 I had a car wreck. lady hit me head on. got no where dealing with insurance companies. my insurance company can only request they pay they can't make them. they wanted to give me 1500.00 and dr bills and car repairs. I called a lawyer. paid nothing until after the trial. Judge awarded in my favor and my lawyer collected 33% of the 50.000 i was granted. also dr bills paid car repairs and medical coverage for 1 year

[MiamiLooker]

Sorry, ML, but there's no way to take them into account if they don't volunteer any information. We know even less about their hiring practices & demographics than we do about the posters.

 

Is there anything to indicate that readers of this site hire any more or less than those that post? If not, then why disregard the impact an escort’s posts makes on these readers?

[maxwellissmart]

I agree with Joseph on this. While posts here definitely affect hiring by readers of this board, I'd bet that, with the possible exception of a few escorts well-known on this board, most escorts' hires are by clients who do NOT read these forums (and I'm talking about the forums, not the reviews). And I find it interesting that those escorts most praised here seldom actually post (I can think of about 4 exceptions). And many of the non-escort posters here give no evidence of hiring very frequently.

 

I've had one hire from this board.

[josephga]

I've had 2 hire from this board. Unless I was hired and they just didn't say anything. I've mentioned this board to clients and most never heard of it. most guys that hire for massage google, visit massage m4m or masseurfinder. Not many are going to bother looking for massage on this site

[citylaw1]

Most guys want to remain anonymous on this board, and I suspect many feel that way even if they meet in person.

[seeker630]

Is there anything to indicate that readers of this site hire any more or less than those that post? If not, then why disregard the impact an escort’s posts makes on these readers?

 

How can you take it into account if you don't KNOW the impact?

[tom1980]

I've had one hire from this board.

 

You revealed your secret identity so that a forum member could hire you? Or someone hired you and you later discovered he is a forum member?

[tom1980]

Regardless tom, RACE was never brought into this. why introduce this hot topic ?

 

I intentionally avoided discussing Joey's decision to play the race card. The purpose of my post was more to note that lawyers do good things for people of all ages in order to rebut the assumption that lawyers are only needed when a person is in trouble. EZE's subsequent post providing additional information regarding the situations Joey shared before I joined the forum provides insight into why he made his assumption in this case. With that explanation, I cannot fault him for making the assumption. But the fact remains that lawyers are helpful in many circumstances, not only when a person is in trouble with the law.

[MiamiLooker]

How can you take it into account if you don't KNOW the impact?

 

You don't know the impact on the posters either.

[tom1980]

Is there anything to indicate that readers of this site hire any more or less than those that post? If not, then why disregard the impact an escort’s posts makes on these readers?

 

I assume that escort posts have little affect on casual readers who are not members because those people cannot run searches (as I am reminded every time I attempt to run a search before logging in). Thus, their access to escort postings is limited.

 

As for members who choose not to post, who knows how many there are who consistently read threads or search threads before hiring a given escort. Percentage wise, I'm sure the number of those members who use the forums to make hiring decisions is much lower than the percentage of members who actively post that do so. But if the number of non-posting members is high, then it could still be a significant number of guys. But there's no way to account for the impact such people have on a given escort's business unless those guys identify themselves to escorts as non-posting members. And even then, escorts would only hear from those who decided to engage their services. I doubt many members (whether they post or not) inform escorts that they decided not to hire them based on the escort's posts here. Jj and Joey are the notable exception.

[MiamiLooker]

I assume that escort posts have little affect on casual readers who are not members because those people cannot run searches (as I am reminded every time I attempt to run a search before logging in). Thus, their access to escort postings is limited.

 

Logging on isn't necessary to search the forums.

[tom1980]

Logging on isn't necessary to search the forums.

 

Every time I try to search without logging in, I get an error message. In fact, one reason I joined the forum as a member is because I couldn't run searches. I can't remember exactly what the message says at the moment. You don't get that message?

[MiamiLooker]

Every time I try to search without logging in, I get an error message. In fact, one reason I joined the forum as a member is because I couldn't run searches. I can't remember exactly what the message says at the moment. You don't get that message?

 

Try this:

Click on Advanced Search in upper right corner

Enter the keyword(s)

Under Additional Options, enter the Image Verification codes and click on the Search Now button

[seeker630]

You don't know the impact on the posters either.

 

Agreed. My point is that number of posters OR visitors here is a small subset of most escort's LIKELY clients. The fact that some people here may not like an escort's posts doesn't necessarily translate to significant loss of business. It's my belief that most of the people who read the forums will never have the opportunity to hire most of the escorts who post or are discussed here, regardless of their preferences, because of locations.

 

But that's my belief - I acknowledge that there is no data available to answer the question of whether posts here can 'make or break' an escort.

[JoeyBryant]

One speeding ticket led to a mailbox full of attorney offers, really? No it didn't. You were the victim in an accident? You retained a personal injury attorney? If you did, I hope he advised you not to have sex for money, in that your "injury" claim could suffer. If it's property damage that caused you to retain counsel then you're lying as well. Us crazy white folk just phone OUR insurance company to deal with the opposing company. People get in accidents every day, and they most certainly do not retain counsel at $300 plus an hour to deal with it. Trust me.

 

$300 an hour? You obviously know diddly SQUAT about how attorneys work. You are obviously living by what you see on TV and attorneys Micheal Jackson and other big name stars have hired. $300 an hour....Just to give you a bit of info: An attorney can work an entire misdemeanor case for about $500-750. That can take as much as 2 years. Injury attorneys work on contingency fee basis. People get into accidents everyday, but claims also get denied everyday as well. People suffer everyday because they don't have the expertise of an attorney on their side. It's not funny. It's not a laughing matter. It's serious stuff and it's a shame.

 

You know what, just hush up. I am not going to sit here and argue with you over stuff that I know damn well about. You speaking to a ***** that's been thru a lot of shit, but...because of it I've become a better person and wiser, despite what these other *****s on the forum have to say. I've come a long ass mother fucking way. And I'm living well. So don't hate.

 

Not a race issue really. It's just that I have a memory and recall all the drama of the last few years. The wallet stolen from a car at a club, the car accident, the border problem in Canada, I think there was a shooting at some point if I remember correctly, bad roomates, bad clients, problem relationships, etc, etc, etc. Sounds like a pattern of problems to me and the frequent need for an attorney fits the pattern well.

 

You are either a very unlucky person or you make frequent bad choices in your life. That's my view of things from the outside looking in. I don't doubt that you are a kind-hearted person. As I have said to you in the past, I do wish you all the best and I hope that you find a path forward in your life that brings you peace and happiness.

 

Don't grave dig things that I did not authorize you to bring up. Obviously you are focusing on me too much to even be remembering these things. I done forgot about those things and moved on with my life. Obviously I'm your source of entertainment. Get a life.

 

We all go thru trials and tribulations. That's life. I'm not the 1st person to witness a person on his death bed, issues with immigration, bad clients or problem relationships. Guess what? I take it all as learning lessons and I get wiser and wiser. And I thank God for sending his heavenly angels all around to protect me in those circumstances. It has in no way negatively-affected relationships with my clients, friends or family nor myself. I'm not making less as a result of those experiences either.

 

It's all added up to make me a better person. I tell my stories to people and they benefit from what I say. There's so much good though in my life, that despite it all I press on anyway. I have a lot of love to give, great experiences to share, bad experiences to look back on. I don't let any of that hold me back...I just keep moving forward.

 

 

I had to get a lawyer twice. once for a fall at a job i had for 3 years. you get hurt at work they don't care will try to treat you badly or in some cases fire you. i got no where until i called a lawyer. he got no money until 2 years later when we settled. he got 25%. here in ga a lawyer can only get 25% in workers comp cases. then in 2002 I had a car wreck. lady hit me head on. got no where dealing with insurance companies. my insurance company can only request they pay they can't make them. they wanted to give me 1500.00 and dr bills and car repairs. I called a lawyer. paid nothing until after the trial. Judge awarded in my favor and my lawyer collected 33% of the 50.000 i was granted. also dr bills paid car repairs and medical coverage for 1 year

 

Thankyou....tell em for me because I'm going to wake up in the morning and regret some things I say.

[jjkrkwood]

Thankyou....tell em for me because I'm going to wake up in the morning and regret some things I say.

 

Then perhaps it may be better to THINK before you spew, that way there wont be any regrets. ? Luckily, alot of the members here are cutting you some slack. I just maintain that with EVERY post you write, it only reinforces FOR ME that you are a VERY angry and volatile Dude.

[jimboivyo]

tell em for me because I'm going to wake up in the morning and regret some things I say.

 

 

what a sad angry young man you are.

[citylaw1]

$300 an hour? You obviously know diddly SQUAT about how attorneys work. You are obviously living by what you see on TV and attorneys Micheal Jackson and other big name stars have hired. $300 an hour....Just to give you a bit of info: An attorney can work an entire misdemeanor case for about $500-750. That can take as much as 2 years. Injury attorneys work on contingency fee basis. People get into accidents everyday, but claims also get denied everyday as well. People suffer everyday because they don't have the expertise of an attorney on their side. It's not funny. It's not a laughing matter. It's serious stuff and it's a shame.

 

You know what, just hush up. I am not going to sit here and argue with you over stuff that I know damn well about. You speaking to a ***** that's been thru a lot of shit, but...because of it I've become a better person and wiser, despite what these other *****s on the forum have to say. I've come a long ass mother fucking way. And I'm living well. So don't hate.

 

LOL. I'm "citylaw1" you knucklehead. I've been a Manhattan attorney for 17 years. Our office rate is $400 per hour. The average hourly in Colorado is $250. An attorney can work a 2 year misdemeanor case for $500? Really? Did you hire this attorney in jail and pay him in cigarettes? And I am not the least bit surprised that you have "been thru a lot of shit." I imagine that this will continue.

[EZEtoGRU]

Joey, as I said in my prior post, I do wish you the best of luck in your journey in life. I think that is all I will say at this point as I am consulting with my attorney to see if I have other legal options in how to deal with the rest of your response to me.

[JoeyBryant]

LOL. I'm "citylaw1" you knucklehead. I've been a Manhattan attorney for 17 years. Our office rate is $400 per hour. The average hourly in Colorado is $250. An attorney can work a 2 year misdemeanor case for $500? Really? Did you hire this attorney in jail and pay him in cigarettes? And I am not the least bit surprised that you have "been thru a lot of shit." I imagine that this will continue.

 

Well, everything is more expensive in New York. Plus, that average hourly does not apply here as I was referring to another state in a city with an even lower COL than Colorado. Also, averages mean nothing to me. The average dental crown cost in Denver is $900. I sure didn't pay that amount. And from consultations with a few attorneys. Actually, I didn't have to pay anything thus far. Those were some of the ones who'd offered to handle the speeding ticket case. I never been to jail nor smoke so your assumption is biased and discriminatory. You should be ashamed of yourself.

 

Obviously, this topic has gotten way off course...and there's no way to steer it back. I don't even recall how we got on the subject of attorneys in the first place. There was no need for it to even go this far. If you are an attorney, perhaps you need to be more focused on practicing law and contacting clients instead of neglecting your work by arguing with knuckleheads like me, before someone files a malpractice suit on your behind.

[jjkrkwood]

 

Obviously, this topic has gotten way off course...and there's no way to steer it back. I don't even recall how we got on the subject of attorneys in the first place. There was no need for it to even go this far. If you are an attorney, perhaps you need to be more focused on practicing law and contacting clients instead of neglecting your work by arguing with knuckleheads like me, before someone files a malpractice suit on your behind.

 

Joey, certainly the SAME can be said for you... Once again, a statement without a thought...

[citylaw1]

I'm on a lanai in West Palm Joey. I need to stop neglecting the beach. Good luck with the free lawyers that offer to "handle" speeding cases pro bono.