OldandNerdy

Well folks, If you haven't seen the wonderful and amazing Stephanie yet, what the heck are you waiting for? It's been awhile since I pampered myself with one of her amazing massages and on a whim I booked one this week. I have some vacation time booked and will be doing a fair amount of driving, and generally book a standard massage with my regular RMT for afterwards, but I've been recovering from a minor procedure and took a break from exercising immediately afterwards, and spent the last week trying to do something with this old rickety nerdy body of mine, and as a result have been feeling pretty tight and sore and not really looking forward to all that driving. Thankfully Stephanie was able to fit me in to her schedule, and she really went to work on me. People, this is a real honest to goodness massage. Deep tissue. Fix the problems. Unlock those muscles. All performed be a beautiful young woman, with an amazing personality, wonderful conversation, and of course all the extras. She's safe, easy to work with, and did I mention an absolute beauty? And you know you're in trouble as soon as you see that wicked smile. Contact her while you still can! She's a busy girl!

Here's an article that has rankings of the best Android phones in terms of the camera. https://www.androidcentral.com/best-android-camera Here's a similar article but focused on selfies https://www.androidcentral.com/best-front-facing-camera Overall the word on the street is the Pixel has had one of the best not Apple cameras and apps on the market for the last couple of years. The downside (for me) is that it doesn't support a microsd card (last I checked). So you are limited to onboard storage. Samsung will continue to be my go-to choice mainly due to the microsd card support.

No giant red flags, other than the phone number is from west Virginia, which seems a bit odd for her to be in Cape Breton. No hits on the 3 photos. Contact her and see what the communication is like and what sort of verification process she has. The phone number itself would probably be enough to make my nerdy sense tingle

Since we have a whole lot of new folks joining recently, and the goal is to increase membership, maybe we need to have a banner or auto message sent to new accounts that promotes the search features and general "best practices" ? I'm finding a lot of "hey anyone seen this girl in -insert random town-" posts in the "General - All of Canada" forum lately that would be better served in the regional forums, as well as a lot of "does anyone know if -insert well known provider- is legit" type posts where the poster probably doesn't know how to search for posts and narrow down the selections to a specific forum or region. I'm thinking this kind of functionality would help with the new folks being able to navigate the site a bit better, and cut down on the "Sorry I'm new here" type things. I'm guessing there's a lot of "I'm pretty horny right now, so let's get to the ladies" situations where people aren't taking the time to figure things out on their own, so this being right in their face when they login might help everyone.

You could give Chloe a try. She is based in NG but travels to Truro. https://www.leolist.cc/personals/female-escorts/nova-scotia/truro_incall_outcalls_in_truro-5828800 She had a recco thread here at one point, I did attempt a couple of times to see her, but both times fell through. General consensus at that time was she was fun and legit.

This is not the correct forum for this, you'd be better off posting this under the Nova Scotia forums. Also. It would serve you well to do some research, look at the various advertising sites, check out local recommendations here on Lyla. It's important for all that you do your homework.

That was kind of my first thought, but then I wondered, is that too stereotypical? Do I really want to disappoint two ladies at the same time? But of course that is still what I'm leaning towards, I was just curious what other ideas might come up.

Hey folks, My birthday is coming up next month, and while I've taken a bit of a break from all of this, I was thinking of doing something special for myself as a treat. Now the big question is what should I do? I'm not super adventurous (as any provider I've seen will well know), but I'd like to push my limits a little bit and do something that I'll definitely remember. I already have a preferred provider, and I'm sure she knows who she is, and she is welcome to weigh in publicly or privately as well (in fact she probably knows me well enough to give some amazing suggestions), but I'm looking to all y'all for that one thing that you feel is the "once in a lifetime" experience. Looking forward to the replies.

I've posted about this before as well, my general rule is I'll give out the same generic type of information that I would in a recommendation. That's all fine, some people don't feel comfortable posting publicly about things. But what really grinds my gears is when someone messages and starts asking for specifics about a provider, how much, what do they provide and the biggie -- where are they. I always redirect to the provider and always reach out to the provider to let them know about the interaction. I feel like it's an added piece of information that someone can use for screening.

Also this is the wrong forum for this type of question, you'll have better luck by posting these types of questions under the NS section

You could, you know, contact some of the local providers that advertise here on Lyla regularly who have a great reputation and wonderful recommendation threads from all sorts of satisfied visitors.

I think he accidentally made his message a link back to this thread.

Knock knock

It sounds to me like a few folks are forgetting that everyone who partakes in this industry are all people, who by default deserve respect and at least a modicum of privacy.

If you read any of the docs as part of the post-mortem of Gox, you can see that things were a mess for a long time, it was ripe for a fall. Even more recently there was Quadriga - which fell because of mismanagement and poor planning. The CEO was using client funds to try and win back personal losses, which cascaded the losses, and kept access to cold storage to himself, and when he "died", access to those supposed funds was lost. That's why you need to do a bit of homework and pick an exchange that has a good reputation, good KYC, and strict policies. And again. Don't store your coin on their system. Limit your exposure. As mentioned above, a legit exchange will have a robust KYC procedure, and follow AML processes so that they know who their customers are, and who their banking partners are. You arent anonymous on an exchange. You can somewhat anonymize outside of the exchange in personal wallets and coin mixing services. But wallet to wallet transfer is completely separate from using an exchange. Think of the exchange as your bank. They facilitate you getting your crypto, and once you get it, you take it out and into your own wallet. From there, you can do what you want with it.

@Jessica Rain They just added a new feature thats pretty great as well. Sending out a "Checkout Link" for a specific amount. https://squareup.com/help/us/en/article/6692-get-started-with-square-checkout-links It's a little clunky the first time you use it, but after that its pretty easy.

Didn't say it was safer, just a different option to use for payments. Personally I'd rather not have a third party (PayPal) tracking my spending, if I can go get a prepaid visa card, and give that to a provider over a link from Square. Unless of course you have a semi-anonymous PayPal account, using a throwaway secure email account, while connected on an anonymous VPN, and input the prepaid CC into your PayPal account and send the payment to the provider.

It has, but having a service like OF available which, from my understanding, make onboarding a new provider quite easy as compared to previous methods of selling your personal product & services. If you make it very easy, and social media messaging infers that everyone doing it is getting rich, then the platform gets saturated with people who dont really want to put the work into it and create a brand for themselves. They just want to take some pics and have the $$ start flowing in. Same thing has happened with SM influencers, like you mentioned. It's getting to the point that a cute girl with 1000 followers calls herself an influencer and demands ridiculous amounts to feature your products to her followers. When the marketplace is saturated with spam, it becomes less desirable for the consumer to wade through it to find the quality.

Consider yourself corrected! You can send out a link to someone to pay for a service via CC (or prepaid CC), or take their info and input it manually. But to use the debit. Then yes you would need to be in person.

Another option for payment for providers, while not anonymous in the least, is "Square" . It allows anyone with a smartphone/tablet and a bank account to accept credit cards for a very small fee, and also debit cards (if you buy their upgraded reader). Charges appear as whatever you name your account, so it can be "Book Seller" if you want.

Yup it's super volatile and will be for quite awhile. This makes it exciting as an investment prospect, while also being fraught with danger. If you want to use it as a currency and not take risks, then when you get a transfer then immediately cash it out. Or use a less volatile crypto like Tether or XRP. The value proposition is the ability to send something of value quickly to someone else without using an etransfer or a credit card. It depends on what you use as a wallet. There are passphrase recovery options for the better wallets. But isn't the same loss true if you carry around cash in a physical wallet? If you lose it, there is no recovery? Once you do a bit of digging, you'll see that the wallet tech has come a long way since the early days of "I had 500 bitcoin on an old hard drive and it died!! Oh nooooooo" Yup, exchanges can shut down. This is a key thing to think about and why it's not recommended to store your money in someone else's wallet. Also it's good to choose an exchange that has some history, has volume, and has a certain amount of trust associated with it. A big thing to remember, while some media has been portraying the cryptocurrency industry as "criminal" in nature, it's not. Legitimate companies are not going to be shut down by law enforcement.

A booty a day keeps the doctor away

For your own safety, I'd say yes, give the idiot their money back, and get them out of your space. Block their number and if you're not using that app that was mentioned here a few months back, share the bad experience and number with any of your provider peers so they don't get into the same situation. Also remember his style of texting / speaking in case he tries again from another number...

YoSaffBridge! Oh I'm so going to the special hell...

When you start seeing *thousands* of high school and college age girls signing up for an account because they've read some posts about how "easy" it is to make money on it, and then spamming every social media account and platform they can think of in an attempt to drive traffic to their new "business venture ", I believe it stigmatizes the platform itself and by an extension the actual legitimate providers who are using it to expand their offerings. As to GT's point about hacking, it's pretty trivial to gain access to someone's account if they don't have experience in protecting their identity, which will lead to more "hacking" stories about the platform, when it should be focused on inexperienced people not understanding risks.