Mikaryker - Los Angeles - Beware!

[AlexMass2004]

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https://rentmen.eu/Mikaryker

Edited September 5, 2018 by Guy Fawkes

[+ Gar1eth]

You may be very right about him being a fake.

 

But it's difficult to know for sure when guys use 'Latin' as an ethnicity. It's a very broad classification. There are, I'm assuming, many "Latins" with a lot of European background/ancestry. I hired a blond Brazilian guy years ago whose mother was European. And I had a Brazilian co-worker whose ancestors I think were from Italy whom I would not have pegged as "Latin". Or take a guy from Venezuela I used to know who had a German last name, or a guy from Columbia I knew who had an Irish last name.

 

Gman

Edited September 5, 2018 by Guy Fawkes

[+ tassojunior]

The shade of "blond" the hairdye produced means his hair is very dark brown.

[+ azdr0710]

But it's difficult to know for sure when guys use 'Latin' as an ethnicity.

 

and I've been seeing several "Native American"s in RM ads lately......I suppose most of us are, technically, natives of the North American continent, but............

Edited September 5, 2018 by azdr0710

[+ Gar1eth]

and I've been seeing several "Native American"s in RM ads lately......I suppose most of are, technically, natives of the North American continent, but............

You know multiple guys on Adam4Adam who have contacted me have listed 'Native American.' As far as I could tell, they were all scammers.

 

Gman

[MikeBiDude]

and I've been seeing several "Native American"s in RM ads lately......I suppose most of are, technically, natives of the North American continent, but............

“Native American” on Grindr too

[Epigonos]

If one uses the old archaic racial nomenclature there are only three races: Caucasoid, Mongoloid, and Negroid. Under that nomenclature at Latin would fit in the Caucasoid group.

[MrMattBig]

Beware of this guy:

 

https://rentmen.eu/Mikaryker

 

I contacted him on Adam4Adam for a massage and he quoted me $180. I told him I was fine with the price but needed a 3 finger selfie to make sure he was the guy in the photos. No response so I'm guessing he's not using his own photos.

 

Now I see his Rentmen ad which has the same photos. The weird thing is the guy in the photos is Caucasian but in the description he lists his ethnicity as Latin.

 

Be careful with this one.

 

He clearly self describes as Canadian American in text in his ad headline, so obviously the Latin is a selection mistake on the drop down menu

(Latin is one below Caucasian).

As for pics, he was probably super annoyed about the three fingers selfie. Is is a distasteful way to ask if someone is "real". And also dangerous, because if he is real, his point of view could be that if he produces this picture, now someone can send it when anyone else asks for a 3 finger selfie, making a fake using his pictures more enabled to pull it off.

 

You want to ensure he is real.

I get it.

I hire too.

DONT ASK FOR MORE PICS IF HE ALREADY HAS SOME UP.

 

IInstead ask..." You are really hot, I want to be sure that you are really the person in the pics, and not someone usually a models pics on social media"

 

One of three things will happen, he will verbally assure you in an affirmative and gratitious way, offer to send you a picture or video chat on his own volition, or ghost you completely.

[bnm73]

Here's your damned 3-finger selfie (chuckle)

 

[caliguy]

Request granted..

[+ poolboy48220]

The three-fingered selfie has been talked about here a lot as an easy way to verify someone. Escorts, do you find that an offensive approach to verify your pictures are you? As opposed to finding the question itself offensive, which was talked to death just recently. Is there a better approach?

[caramelsub]

He’s probably a fake. Notice he only has one dick picture, and it doesn’t show his face or body in that picture. Major red flag. And no reviews, or verified id.

[BabyBoomer]

He clearly self describes as Canadian American in text in his ad headline, so obviously the Latin is a selection mistake on the drop down menu

(Latin is one below Caucasian).

 

He also claims to speak Spanish.

 

~Boomer~

[+ Gar1eth]

He clearly self describes as Canadian American in text in his ad headline, so obviously the Latin is a selection mistake on the drop down menu

(Latin is one below Caucasian).

As for pics, he was probably super annoyed about the three fingers selfie. Is is a distasteful way to ask if someone is "real". And also dangerous, because if he is real, his point of view could be that if he produces this picture, now someone can send it when anyone else asks for a 3 finger selfie, making a fake using his pictures more enabled to pull it off.

 

You want to ensure he is real.

I get it.

I hire too.

DONT ASK FOR MORE PICS IF HE ALREADY HAS SOME UP.

 

IInstead ask..." You are really hot, I want to be sure that you are really the person in the pics, and not someone usually a models pics on social media"

 

One of three things will happen, he will verbally assure you in an affirmative and gratitious way, offer to send you a picture or video chat on his own volition, or ghost you completely.

 

I'll have to respectfully disagree. This hobby is expensive. We, as clients, should be able to ask as many questions as we need, within reason, to verify that the escort in question's pictures are accurate. As for a three finger selfie, I never asked for it. I always asked the escort to hold up something dated-like a newspaper or even a piece of paper with the correct date written in. That's going to be a lot harder to fake than a 3 -finger selfie.

 

Gman

[MrMattBig]

I'll have to respectfully disagree. This hobby is expensive. We, as clients, should be able to ask as many questions as we need, within reason, to verify that the escort in question's pictures are accurate. As for a three finger selfie, I never asked for it. I always asked the escort to hold up something dated-like a newspaper or even a piece of paper with the correct date written in. That's going to be a lot harder to fake than a 3 -finger selfie.

 

Gman

 

I agree, I am a client myself from time to time.

You should be able to know what the person you want to hire looks like.

If there is enough pictures to do so, I think asking for any type of picture is a poorly formed question.

Because in the case of the OP, the real question is "are you going to be the same person in the pictures?" If you just ask for more pictures, no matter the type, their are so many possibilities as to the why behind that. And an escorts response will be shaped considering those other possibilities as well, and you possibly will get an erroneous answer in regards to the actual reason why you asked that.

It's like in statistics, you learn that the way sometime questions are asked and data is collected can produce a biased or flawed result.

Asking for a picture is no different.

Just simply ask the question behind the reason why you are asking for a picture and go from there.

If the method to prove the person is real requires a picture, so be it.

But at least you will be receiving a more pure and genuine response.

[bnm73]

What ever happened to saying "You don't match your pictures. Sorry, but both of our times have been wasted. Please leave." when you open the door or look through the peephole? Just because someone shows up doesn't mean you have to engage in their services. A person still has the right to say, "Not today, thanks."

 

(ah, the wonders of relying solely on the internet to try to find a guy....you don't know for sure what you're getting until they're at your door.)

[mike carey]

Thanks Matt, well focussed comments.

[Epigonos]

I'll have to respectfully disagree. This hobby is expensive. We, as clients, should be able to ask as many questions as we need, within reason, to verify that the escort in question's pictures are accurate.

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Gar1eth let me apologize right up front for the following nuisance question. Who determines which questions are "within reason" and which ones are not?

[+ Gar1eth]

What ever happened to saying "You don't match your pictures. Sorry, but both of our times have been wasted. Please leave." when you open the door or look through the peephole? Just because someone shows up doesn't mean you have to engage in their services. A person still has the right to say, "Not today, thanks."

 

(ah, the wonders of relying solely on the internet to try to find a guy....you don't know for sure what you're getting until they're at your door.)

You can do that. But if you know this beforehand, it saves a lot of time and prevents what could become a bad scene if the escort protests the dismissal.

 

I'll have to respectfully disagree. This hobby is expensive. We, as clients, should be able to ask as many questions as we need, within reason, to verify that the escort in question's pictures are accurate.

 

Gman

 

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Gar1eth let me apologize right up front for the following nuisance question. Who determines which questions are "within reason" and which ones are not?

 

I'm glad you asked the question, @Epigonos. The answer is C'EST MOI!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Or for a bit more modern interpretation

 

(This guy has an incredible voice. You should listen to it. And he ain't hard on the eyes neither. He was listed in People Magazine's Sexiest Men Alive List in 2008:rolleyes:)

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBN_nlXbIIc

 

Gman

Edited September 6, 2018 by Gar1eth