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Lucas McCain · 07-08-2019, 05:29 AM

This is no pissing contest my friend. She pays him back, your flawed logic will be right. If not, well, you get my fucking point.

There is no need in any back and forth between us any further until whether the whore pays or not.

No need to apologize to me after the fact. She's not paying him back jack shit.

VeryClean · 07-08-2019, 05:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Lucas McCain

This no pissing contest my friend. She pays him back, you're flawed logic will be right. If not, well, you get my fucking point.

There is no need in any back and forth between us any further until whether the whore pays or not.

Agreed. As I wrote earlier, I do agree with a lot of your posts and I never wanted to go back and forth with you or have any sort of argument with you. However when you replied to my posts with "are you being serious?" "You make no sense" etc. well then I felt the need to defend myself.

In the end, if Alize doesn't repay Cody, it reflects badly on her, not on me. I will continue to stay optimistic, even if you consider that "naive" LOL. Have a great day brother.

Lucas McCain · 07-08-2019, 05:42 AM

^^^^Fair enough my friend. Be well and enjoy your day. No disrespect intended and just internet bullshit verbiage

Edit: OP, how much did you front this chick just out of curiosity? Is all of this shit over like a 150 bucks? Sorry if this was already answered. I did not read every post in this thread.

Lena Duvall · 07-08-2019, 07:35 AM

It sucks that the OP got scammed by an unprofessional provider. Still, accepting deposits in certain scenarios is common practice and does not inherently make a provider problematic.

Companions routinely require a partial deposit for multi-hour, overnight, full-day or longer, and exclusive travel dates. Personally I would never ask a client to fully prepay for a one, two, or three hour booking. If he's trustworthy and especially if we've met before, there is no need.

The provider in question is a mess because she could have simply waited until later the same day to receive her rate during the intended session.

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...We aren't ALL bad

ManSlut · 07-08-2019, 06:30 PM

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You must really like this chick. I'm telling you, from experience, dont waste your money. Very trashy

And now you really fucked up with this post!

Now it’s, “...don’t waste your money. Very trashy”, yet what got you in this mess is you were being A REPEAT CUSTOMER WITH HER!!

The ECCIE Channel is the best reality show on the fucking Planet!!! I couldn’t make this shit up if I tried!

mrredcat43 · 07-08-2019, 07:12 PM

If OP caused this much fuss over $150, could you imagine how much he'd blow up if he got her a rental and she ghosted him. YIKES!!!!!

Lucas McCain · 07-08-2019, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by mrredcat43

If OP caused this much fuss over $150, could you imagine how much he'd blow up if he got her a rental and she ghosted him. YIKES!!!!!

Good that you can laugh it off. With all of the liability concerns and everything else involved, I think I would still be pissed at her if I was in your shoes. Then again, I never would have done that stupid shit in the 1st place. Never rent anyone a car under your name even if it's your best friend or a favorite family member.

FunMonday · 07-08-2019, 09:14 PM

According to the provider on page two of this thread the OP threatened to call the police. If true who would call the police over a $150 dispute of this nature? Then OP speculated about Provider's use of forbidden topic.

I'm not a white knight just because I think she's got a great ass but it is concerning to see this much drama over $150.

TheOracle · 07-09-2019, 05:26 AM

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Originally Posted by mrredcat43

If OP caused this much fuss over $150, could you imagine how much he'd blow up if he got her a rental and she ghosted him. YIKES!!!!!

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I'm not a white knight just because I think she's got a great ass but it is concerning to see this much drama over $150.

Prime example of how misinformation gets spread. The OP never stated how much he gave her. You're taking a made up amount of money that another poster, who stated that he didn't even read through the thread, pulled out of his ass and you're now stating it as if it's fact. Smh.

TheOracle · 07-09-2019, 05:26 AM

But what truly baffles me is the amount of backlash directed at the OP. Yeah he made a rookie mistake, blah blah blah. He does deserve a bit of chastising, but at the end of the day he isn't the perpetrator. The thief and the liar here is the so-called provider. But guys are talking about she has a nice ass, yada yada yada, and trying to figure out the exact dollar amount the OP gave her. WHO FUCKING CARES? It was evidently more than she could afford. So what does it matter? If the amount was significant enough to him that he felt it necessary to make a fuss then that's all that matters, b/c it's HIS money.

People are actually empathizing w/ her b/c she CLAIMS he blew up her phone. However, what qualifies as "blowing up" someone's phone is very subjective. And again, you're taking the word of the party who is the self-professed thief and liar. But even if he did, SO FUCKING WHAT! She ran off w/ his money! Who gives a shit if she got some annoying texts. How about you don't run off w/ people's money and you won't have to worry about annoying texts and people threatening to call the cops. If someone runs off w/ my money I could give a flying fuck what he/she deems "annoying" or "bothersome". I can text them as much as I see fit until they give my money back. If you take from me, your personal feelings mean nothing to me at that point. In what world do you get to steal from somebody and then complain about their courtesy in trying to get their money back? WTF??? I guess only in the bizarro "hobby world" where people seem to routinely find a way to try to make sense of that which is nonsensical. The logic of some of the people on this board never ceases to amaze me. Smh.

TinMan · 07-09-2019, 05:31 AM

If it turns out to be more like $80, it will be hard to choose who to feel sorrier for.

mrredcat43 · 07-09-2019, 05:36 AM

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Originally Posted by TheOracle

Prime example of how misinformation gets spread. The OP never stated how much he gave her. You're taking a made up amount of money that another poster, who stated that he didn't even read through the thread, pulled out of his ass and you're now stating it as if it's fact. Smh.

It was a hypothetical smart guy! Keyword being "if". But does the amount really matter?

Wile E Coyote · 07-09-2019, 06:11 AM

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Originally Posted by TheOracle

But what truly baffles me is the amount of backlash directed at the OP. Yeah he made a rookie mistake, blah blah blah. He does deserve a bit of chastising, but at the end of the day he isn't the perpetrator. The thief and the liar here is the so-called provider. But guys are talking about she has a nice ass, yada yada yada, and trying to figure out the exact dollar amount the OP gave her. WHO FUCKING CARES? It was evidently more than she could afford. So what does it matter? If the amount was significant enough to him that he felt it necessary to make a fuss then that's all that matters, b/c it's HIS money.

People are actually empathizing w/ her b/c she CLAIMS he blew up her phone. However, what qualifies as "blowing up" someone's phone is very subjective. And again, you're taking the word of the party who is the self-professed thief and liar. But even if he did, SO FUCKING WHAT! She ran off w/ his money! Who gives a shit if she got some annoying texts. How about you don't run off w/ people's money and you won't have to worry about annoying texts and people threatening to call the cops. If someone runs off w/ my money I could give a flying fuck what he/she deems "annoying" or "bothersome". I can text them as much as I see fit until they give my money back. If you take from me, your personal feelings mean nothing to me at that point. In what world do you get to steal from somebody and then complain about their courtesy in trying to get their money back? WTF??? I guess only in the bizarro "hobby world" where people seem to routinely find a way to try to make sense of that which is nonsensical. The logic of some of the people on this board never ceases to amaze me. Smh.

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It does not matter how much the money was that she stole, it is the principle of the matter that she is a thief. On top of that, she even admitted it, yet there are still people that take up for her actions and give her a pass because he blew up her phone wanting her to make it right? Those who stood up for her, please post a review of your extremely discounted session she gave you for doing so.

'TUNACAN' · 07-12-2019, 06:06 PM

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+1

It does not matter how much the money was that she stole, it is the principle of the matter that she is a thief. On top of that, she even admitted it, yet there are still people that take up for her actions and give her a pass because he blew up her phone wanting her to make it right? Those who stood up for her, please post a review of your extremely discounted session she gave you for doing so.

ManSlut · 07-14-2019, 02:11 PM

Bump.... (because there was nothing better to do on a sloooowww Sunday)

Dear Whore,

Have you paid the Fucktard back the money you scammed from him?

Love always,

Manny

P.S. I am thinking he must have fronted you $33,156.13 and this is why it is taking you so long to pay him back? Correct me if I am wrong please, reputations are at stake here!!