Adam in Chicago?

[rickx]

http://www.Rentboy.com/Listing.aspx?lid=325667&iid=169038&scid=80188498&sp=1&pos=9&locid=1459

He loks new to rentboy. Anyone have info on Him?

[+ Topseed]

Damn, I hope he's the real thing -- tempted to take one for the team. He could warm up a Chicago winter.

[Diverdan]

If you do... let us know... he is certainly attractive in his pictures and description....

[+ azdr0710]

another one of those 150/450 rate guys?.....others have been noted recently with this unusual rate structure.....do your due diligence and don't hang around if he isn't as pictured....

[Scorpio]

Pictures belong to a UK model:

 

http://www.modelmayhem.com/1484802

[rickx]

I sent him (Jordan) a measage asking if he moved here or was just visiting? ;-) They allways look too good to be true, he does not just have a good photographer.

[down_to_business]

This scammer was advertising in Las Vegas recently and I posted about him in one of the Las Vegas threads http://www.companyofmen.org/showthr...y-in-Las-Vegas

[Guest verymarried]

I'm still curious what exactly does a scammer like this expect to happen? You hire him based on his pics, he shows up, he doesn't match the pics, ....then what? 1. You take one look and tell him to get lost.. or? 2. He talks his way in your door and you rationalize that he's not all that bad and go ahead with the transaction? 3. He threatens you or robs you? 4. What else?

[Lewis H]

I'm still curious what exactly does a scammer like this expect to happen? You hire him based on his pics, he shows up, he doesn't match the pics, ....then what? 1. You take one look and tell him to get lost.. or? 2. He talks his way in your door and you rationalize that he's not all that bad and go ahead with the transaction? 3. He threatens you or robs you? 4. What else?

 

A lot of people (including myself when I had less guts and experience) would go through with it rather than face confronting them (if they weren't heinously unattractive), whether for fear of reprisal or just out of fear of confrontation. It's especially conflicting when they're already in your home, possibly demanding some sort of compensation just for showing up if you chose to call them on the deception, and I suspect many of us are all too happy to fork over some sort of cancellation fee despite them being scammers. In a doorman building in particular, you might consider that a better option than the scammer creating some sort of scene.