Avoiding a Police 'Sting'

[MascMan]

Hi, there's an escort, "HoleStretcher" ("8 Inches--Hung, THICK") in Ft Lauderdale that I'm interested in seeing. Florida is notorious

for entrapment or stings of clients. This particular escort advertises on RentMen and Rentboy.

Yet, there are no reviews here or anywhere about him. (I've learned, from this site, reviews are the best way

to avoid a non-legitimate escort.)

 

At my request, the escort sent me a face pic. Frankly, he even looks like ex-military or

a handsome police officer... I'm very much attracted to him, his stats, everything about him, but do

not want to end up in a Florida jail cell on my vacation!

 

What should I do, besides NOT seeing him?

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Here's his ad on Rentboy: http://www.rentboy.com/Listing.aspx?lid=260340&scid=85857925&sp=1&pos=15&locid=1436&iid=123404

[Steven_Draker]

First, welcome to the Message Forum, MascMan.

 

Police stings of clients are rare. On the other hand stings operated by cops posing as clients in a hotel room to entrap escorts are more frequent.

 

If you stay away from Craigslist you'll be more or less on the safe side. Google "police sting craigslist" for more details. And since the sting has to operate as a surprise (a one shot thing), they are rarely ads posted by the police on Rentboy and Men4RentNow. Both sites require you to pay before the ad gets published online.

 

To confirm your thought: a genuine review of someone who has seen the particular escort would definitely waive any doubts.

[bigvalboy]

Hi, there's an escort, "HoleStretcher" ("8 Inches--Hung, THICK") in Ft Lauderdale that I'm interested in seeing. Florida is notorious

for entrapment or stings of clients. This particular escort advertises on RentMen and Rentboy.

Yet, there are no reviews here or anywhere about him. (I've learned, from this site, reviews are the best way

to avoid a non-legitimate escort.)

 

At my request, the escort sent me a face pic. Frankly, he even looks like ex-military or

a handsome police officer... I'm very much attracted to him, his stats, everything about him, but do

not want to end up in a Florida jail cell on my vacation!

 

What should I do, besides NOT seeing him?

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Here's his ad on Rentboy: http://www.rentboy.com/Listing.aspx?lid=260340&scid=85857925&sp=1&pos=15&locid=1436&iid=123404

 

I don't have good advice on how to avoid a sting. I don't burden myself with such problems. My personal advice is to not see him if you have any reservations about the hire at all....

 

Broward County is NOT the place to wind up in jail.....it won't be pretty.

[Guy Fawkes]

My advise is the same for both escorts and clients: "Don't break the Law!" The implies that your should know what the law is. Here's a Jacksonville Criminal Attorney's take on it: http://www.husseinandwebber.com/jacksonville-prostitution-soliciting.html

 

If your unsure take that hairy stud out to lunch (at his normal rate). Just be sure that you pick the restaurant.

 

A legitimate escort isn't going to pressure you into something illegal because he's going to wary of you being the sting. An undercover officer on the other hand will pressure you because he's on the clock along with two or three other officers and a supervisor.

 

The question that I have for you is: "Did you Google his number?" I notice that your stallion has not only a Rentboy ad, but also a Rentman and a Manworks ad. Not definitive, but telling, even more if you still see his listing in Febuary or March.

 

Hi, there's an escort, "HoleStretcher" ("8 Inches--Hung, THICK")

What should I do, besides NOT seeing him?

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[Scorpio]

Doesn't really answer your question....but that had has been around for YEARS.

[JoeyBryant]

Hi, there's an escort, "HoleStretcher" ("8 Inches--Hung, THICK") in Ft Lauderdale that I'm interested in seeing. Florida is notorious

for entrapment or stings of clients.

 

Those pictures seem a bit too explicit to be anything related to law. If it is, they should be ashamed of themselves. Either stealing another person's pics or the cop is escorting himself by showing ass and dick photos which would go nil in the court of law.

 

Also, he says quote "PayPal so you can use your credit card now and pay later". This brings down the chances even moreso. I don't think you have anything to worry about as far as what your concern is concerned.

 

The question that I have for you is: "Did you Google his number?"

 

thats also a good one. However, just a heads up I personally have cut down on having any of my numbers show up on google. At one point I had numbers going back to ads all over the place and it interfered quite a bit with my sense of serenity. But doing a check on 2 numbers, I have been able to remove all association with escort sites, craigslist "for sale" postings and backpage on my phone numbers, including daddys reviews. For privacy and personal reasons, you may find the escort may not have anything online to verify the number.

[MascMan]

Thank you, all, for your comments and advice! I'm going to ask in a different Forum here, if anyone has any experience with him. Again, thanks!

[JoeyBryant]

I remember that I drove to the hotel of a client. When I entered his room he had the money spread out on the table and he said, "I thought I'd get this out of the way". I had rehearsed this situation over and over in my mind in case it would happen and here it happened. I said, "I'm sorry, but I think there's a misunderstanding here. I'm afraid I don't do these kinds of things for money". I didn't wait, turned around, left the hotel, and drove away. If those minutes had been recorded, the tape would show the opposite of what they were trying to get.

 

He texted me a few times afterwards and I now believe that this was a new client who simply didn't know that some things are simply a no-no. Nevertheless, I rather loose one or two clients a year because they raise too many red flags, instead of running into serious trouble.

 

Poor guy...was just trying to be a courteous client. We need more of those types of clients.

 

I believe if the cops were REALLY after someone, you wouldn't have gotten the chance to turn around and leave. They'd be waiting outside the hotel lobby ready to ambush you and slam your face into the concrete (sorry I'm watching WWE right now). Ever watch those under-age pedophile stings that they aire occasionally? The guy clearly walks away doing nothing wrong technically but meeting the 'girl' who is actually a journalist and walks out the door and gets pummeled by 100 cops. All the guy did was turn around and leave.

 

After you safely left, you could have turned back around and admitted nervousness or what not.

[+ Chris Eisenhower]

LOL, and charge me with what? Trying to have unpaid consensual sex with an adult? Something every law abiding citizen does and which is completely within the law? (Let's be fair, after all that's what they have on tape. )

 

Yes, I did see one of those under-age pedophile stings. Trying to have sex with a minor when you're an adult is a completely different story and absolutely illegal. Trying to compare those two situations is what I find comparing a boat with an orange-tree.

 

Most of all, I sincerely hope that this little post helps you to see where the line is drawn so for you it's also easier to stay out of trouble.

 

Happy escorting!

 

Warmest, Anton.

 

What I've never understood is the amount of resources, time and money put into stopping a misdemeanor. I've been in the same boat as Anton and had the same reaction. After hearing from some others it's a small price to pay.

[+ Travis69]

If any conversations, texts or emails prior to the meeting have only discussed money is for time how is the fact that it is all shown prior to the sexual acts a problem? Now I can see if the client said "here is the money for screwing me really hard with your 9 incher" but he didn't. You have already discussed the fact that you are present in their hotel room in exchange for monetary payment.

[Steven_Draker]

If any conversations, texts or emails prior to the meeting have only discussed money is for time how is the fact that it is all shown prior to the sexual acts a problem?

 

Never discuss money and sexual acts is one sentence. For instance: "$200 for a blow job, $300 to screw you" or something in the same genre.

 

Or else, if you're smart enough you can manage things without ever discussing money.

 

You have already discussed the fact that you are present in their hotel room in exchange for monetary payment.

 

No, you haven't. See above.

[+ Travis69]

"What is your fee for an outcall to my hotel for an appointment?" is a discussion of money for time. Money has been discussed.

[SteveEscort]

So glad I live in England where these things don't happen.

[RockCreekRunr]

This thread further reminds me why I NEVER hire "newly listed" escorts and ONLY hire men who are well-reviewed by multiple reviewers on this website. For me, it's just not worth the risk regardless of how enticing the pics of that "new" escort.

[seeker630]

This thread further reminds me why I NEVER hire "newly listed" escorts and ONLY hire men who are well-reviewed by multiple reviewers on this website. For me, it's just not worth the risk regardless of how enticing the pics of that "new" escort.

 

Unfortunately, for many of us who don't live in a major city or have the resources to routinely fly someone in , your policy would mean never hiring.

 

Not knocking your policy, just saying not everyone is in the same situation.

[SteveEscort]

This thread further reminds me why I NEVER hire "newly listed" escorts and ONLY hire men who are well-reviewed by multiple reviewers on this website. For me, it's just not worth the risk regardless of how enticing the pics of that "new" escort.

 

Unfortunately, every working boy has to start somewhere and if everyone had that attitude then new escorts wouldn't ever started in this industry or would stay at the bottom end of the market seeing only clients willing to take a risk. Somewhere, someone along the line took that risk you don't intend to take and made your life more safer for the fact they took a chance on a guy.

 

I am not in the United States but I travel there a lot and I don't think police stings where clients are hauled up before the courts are as common as it's made out on here.