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Good guess, but doubtful. I stayed on the page for several minutes to see what would happen. Page was all done loading by then.

Good guess, but doubtful. I stayed on the page for several minutes to see what would happen. Page was all done loading by then.

I wonder if there IS a way to turn it off. While browsing ads yesterday I found a couple where the annoying pop-up did not display.

I wonder if there IS a way to turn it off. While browsing ads yesterday I found a couple where the annoying pop-up did not display.

Friends in Albuquerque, where this occurred, tell me the police do not have generous pensions. However, ABQ has problems that won't be solved by approaching a guy on a bike and offering to sell him sex in exchange for a burger.

Friends in Albuquerque, where this occurred, tell me the police do not have generous pensions. However, ABQ has problems that won't be solved by approaching a guy on a bike and offering to sell him sex in exchange for a burger.

Speaking from my own experience, this is excellent advice that I can't recommend enough. My poor choices did not include drugs or other substances, but self-destructive overspending that led to financial ruin. This despite being a trained accountant and banker who runs his work projects and department very frugally (except for pay and bonuses - people deserve to be compensated for their good work). After a few sessions with a psychotherapist, she suggested seeking help from another therapist who specialized in self-destructive behaviors and addiction. While she did not think I was "addicted" to anything, she did feel some of the methods used when treating addiction would help me. She was right. The guy she sent me to specialized in working with educated, "successful" people. While I still struggle from time to time, he helped me tremendously. That said, had I started therapy when I first got myself into trouble I would have avoided the situation I found myself in.

Funny you should say that. On the day chat was implemented, the pop-up displayed when an advertiser was online, but not when an advertiser was offline. While still annoying, it makes sense. The following day, it started displaying for all profiles. Apparently when you click on the "chat" icon it sends a notification to the escort's phone. THAT is not only annoying but invasive.

It would be less annoying if there was a way to disable the stupid pop-up.

Good for you. However, you might want to seek out a therapist or counselor who has experience with patients who engage in self-destructive behavior and/or addiction. Best of luck.

He's been around for a while, so I wouldn't consider that to be a red flag. Plus, he has posted all-new pictures.

As I said in one of the recent threads on RM reviews, when judging whether reviews look suspicious or not I use the following criteria: How long have the reviewers been members? If the reviewers are long- or medium-term RM members then I regard them as legitimate. How many reviews has the reviewer posted? How many different guys has the reviewer reviewed? How many reviews does the escort have and over what period of time? One tactic to gauge the legitimacy of a review/reviewer is to ask the reviewer for feedback. I've done that and have gotten everything from an essay to a one-word answer. The one-word answer guys usually warm up after some back-and-forth. If they don't reply or reply with very little detail, I question the legitimacy. (Not to them, of course) In this particular example, I would look at both the positive and negative reviews and apply the criteria above. If the majority of the positive reviews seem legit, I would chalk the one negative review up to a lack of chemistry, an escort who had an off day, an asshole client, or an asshole ex-friend/ex-boyfriend/fellow escort.

Given you and you the answer to Is "Yes, you have." That's no joke and no sarcasm.

One would think he would be, you know, hairy in his pics when his stats and ad say he is hairy. But, no, smooth as polished granite. Plus, you are right @Gymowner - he looks a LOT older than 27.

One would think he would be, you know, hairy in his pics when his stats and ad say he is hairy. But, no, smooth as polished granite. Plus, you are right @Gymowner - he looks a LOT older than 27.

What is this "watch" you speak of?

What is this "watch" you speak of?

No, he meant that no one believes them, as in the overwhelming majority of Forum members do not believe the reviews regardless whether they see the comments.

I submitted a positive review for a guy I hired from RM and it was rejected because (they said) there was no evidence of contact through RM. Never mind that we did, in fact, make contact through RM. I mentioned it to him and he told me not to sweat it because no one believes those reviews anyway.

No info other than JaseShep is a very recent (think today) arrival to Phoenix

Apparently, the funeral luncheon jokes will be salty and it will be a roast. Dry humor, most likely.

Right. Ballard and Fremont are names of two Seattle neighborhoods.

Coming soon: reviews from RainyRyan, MistyMike, FremontFred, and BallardBoyBilly.

Maybe it does tricks?

I thought the same thing.