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I've been thinking of booking with Porscha, but haven't seen any reviews here. I'm sure she is a great companion as she has been around for a long time, but I was just wondering if you guys would recommend her for a fairly inexperienced and fresh kind of hobbyist, and kind of what to expect from the visit. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This is very surprising to me. I have never paid less than $300 for an hour. I never try to negotiate as I find that demeaning to both myself and the lady. But I wonder why there is such a disparity between my experience and everybody else's? Is it the difference in the market in different parts of the country? Again, I am not making a complaint or anything. Just wondering what the reasons are. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I recently had the pleasure of meeting CapitalC. If you're still sitting on the fence, and are wondering whether you should take the plunge or not, let me conquer with @stillopendoors and tell you that you are missing out on tremendous pleasure. Prepare for your mind to be blown (with pleasure) and go. Seriously, just go. She has a very friendly, warm and calm air around her. You will leave your anxieties at the door. I cannot say enough about her services, you have to experience it for yourself. I will just say that she is a unique gem in Winnipeg.

Is it considered generally safer by some providers to offer bbbj's? I see that offered more and more often lately and as someone who avoids any providers who offer any bb services whatsoever, I feel that my options are getting more and more limited. Any thoughts? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Starbucks researches and roasts proper coffee. I've never been able to get the same taste spectrum out of Tims. And this is only on brewed coffee. When it comes to espresso, neither one of them know anything about coffee at all. One has to see the espresso culture in Italy and France to truely appreciate the real taste of espresso coffee. But for something strong in the morning, I'd go with Starbucks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And that's why I'm saying the number is not 100% anonymous. Google can still tell you which phone or device originated the VoIP request. There's always bread crumbs left. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not right off the bat. Certain area codes are red flags, but I don't know them off the top of my head. If you don't wanna lose legit clients, who may be using VoIP to call you, you can't just decline the call based on area code. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Usually, if you google the phone number, you can easily see that it is a "spoofed" or VoIP phone number. If you wanna go to such lengths to find out. Because at the end of the day, a phone call is a phone call and people have good reasons to resort to voip. Our roaming and cell phone rates in Canada are ridiculous and if you have free wifi in a hotel room, it's stupid not to use it to make phone calls as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

People can call your legitimate cell phone from a VOIP service. In such cases you won't get a number displayed on your cell that you can call back or easily trace. For example, I can dial your cell phone through my google hangout app and you will see an area code from California. You won't know my real cell phone number. The call however IS traceable if required by law. Not easy, but it is technically possible. I hope I have answered all your questions. If not, ask specifically what you need to know, and I'll be happy to help as much as I know.

VoIP is the name for the technology that carries voice over the Internet. Your data plan on your cell phone gives you access to the Internet. So anytime you use a messaging app, such as Google hangouts, etc. to make a voice call to someone, you are using voip technology. Why would you use it as opposed to using your talk minutes on your cell phone? To make cheap long distance calls, to save on your phone minutes. If you are somewhere with access to wifi, you essentially have free data and can use wifi to make voip call and not use your phone minutes or the data plan on your cell phone. It is also a way of making semi anonymous calls. Because your own cell number won't be displayed. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The "spoofed number" usually, but not always, has a different area code than your local area code. Google voip uses certain area codes. But in general, you can't always know if it is a local number or a voip number. With most of the voip numbers, it's not possible to call them back. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you for this helpful post. How would one find out about these cooperatives? I'd be more than willing to support them if it's run by providers. Thank you so much again.

I have only ever booked with independent ladies and have always passed up opportunities at booking with someone working with an agency. I have always wondered though if the experience could be different simply because of that factor. Do you have a preference for independent versus agency? How can one know if an agency is reputable? If the provider is being fairly treated and given a fair share of earnings, etc? I guess a lot of these questions cannot be answered because of the nature of the business. But I'm curious if anyone has any information or if there's a way to know of reputable and reliable agencies. Thanks.

Personally, explicit communication in and of itself is not a red flag for me.

Kudos to you for being brave and for facing your realities and making a determination. Heart break, loss and betrayal are hard to deal with. That's for certain. But often times, the feelings of loss and despair are so strong that one tends to forget that you have so much more in life than a relationship, a person, belongings, etc. I commend and applaud your strength. You may not be starting over though. Take stock of what you have, and I bet you'll end up with more than you think you have. Your strength, good intentions, kind heart, and hope are just some of the many. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk