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Service and/or Provider's Name:
Jenny V and random WeChat Chinese girl
Country & City:
Orange County/Los Angeles
Date of Encounter:
Aug 2016
Contact Method:
Text/WeChat
Internet Link?:
http://www.cityvibe.com/orangecounty/Escorts/highly-reviewed-vietnamese-asian/1707360
Appointment Length & Costs:
$260/$0
Type/Location:
Incall/Driving randomly around Los Angeles
Language Notes:
English/Bad Chinese Translation
Details of the Encounter:
I was in LA recently to catch up with some friends and make my irregular pilgrimage to Pink's for a chili dog. And in a single day got bait and switched (left side of the slash above) and then hours later almost got taken in a WeChat iTunes card scam (right side of the slash above).
A little background: I've discussed CA K-Girl AAMPs previously. LA is notoriously difficult to set up appointments there if you aren't hobbying regularly in LA, and I just end up with blue balls after calling 20 girls.
I have 2 or 3 providers that I've known for a long time, 2 of them Japanese and one Vietnamese, and with exception of one of the JP girls, the others disappeared over time. Jenny V, the Vietnamese girl, popped up again recently after a year or two of being gone, so I wanted to see her and catch up and have some play time after something like 3 or 4 years since I saw her last. There's something about Viet spinners that just drives me crazy. A lot of Chinese providers I've seen are pretty mercenary, have really awful illusion of passion, and are really obvious about trying to get me to come quickly. The Viet women I've seen (small sample size of course) seem just as mercenary in some ways, but it's more like 'we both know why we're both here, but while you're here I'm going to fuck your brains out'. I'm not usually a multi-pop guy, but the first time I saw Jenny, her rule is 'as many pops as you can go'- she got me off twice relatively quickly and was working on number three when we ran out of time. Good memories.
This time, booking seemed about the same as usual, via text, and the complex that I was directed to was the same one. But it wasn't the same girl. She was a Thai girl named Linda. Granted, she wasn't bad looking. Decent body, and a relatively cute face. I'd been bait and switched before and still came out with a good session, so I decided to stay. Her face reminded me a lot of the JP AV star Asuka Hoshino, including the crooked teeth (. After getting a little more comfortable with her, she had this amazing GFE attitude. During playtime she had excellent illusion of passion, including really hot sex noises. She also tried to get me going for round two without having to request it (I usually only do with a longer session or I'm particularly randy).
If I wasn't so disappointed in not getting to see Jenny, this wouldn't have been a bad session. Anyway, don't reward the bait and switch. There's tons of other options out there.
Scam #2: I'd been playing with WeChat off and on while in the US, and trying to chat up some women, some of whom seem to be pros. The funny thing is I'd just go through the "Discover" section and message women that looked attractive. The goal is basically to be friendly without being pervy. Usually if you say something like 'hey, do you want to meet tonight?', if it's a pro they'll make a straight forward proposition, but I haven't had any real success.
Unfortunately for most (including me), this is almost always in Chinese. Luckily it seems like Google Translate does the job for the most part as long as I keep the sentences very simple. To the point where this girl that called me earlier was actually surprised that I didn't speak any Chinese.
Anyway, she (?) offered some ludicrous deal, like $200 for 3 hours. There was far too many red flags for this to be legit, but I kept myself 'safe' (no pictures, no real phone numbers, etc) and wanted to see where it went.
Turns out there's a worldwide scam going on where Chinese women will ask guys to buy iTunes cards, give them the codes, and then disappear into the wind. These and other scams were mentioned here and on other sites I read, so having the intel out there is really helpful. But why guys would fall for such a scam is beyond me, and I would have hopefully figured it out. I eventually told the girl that if she met me at the store I'd buy it for her, which she naturally refused. So I told her to have a good night. She then said something in Chinese that Google translated as 'Fuck Sucker', so I'm assuming that she wasn't happy to lose a mark.
I chalk it up to a learning experience- the first 'scam' was just a bait and switch, and I still had a pretty good time. the second, I didn't really lose anything other than time and maybe a little gas money. And in the mean time I've learned some of the better ways to use Google Translate, what some of the better terms to use, etc.
Pictures/Advertisement Accurate?:
Pictures were not accurate.
Final Thoughts:
Not Recommended.
Closing Comments:
Be safe out there.
Jenny V and random WeChat Chinese girl
Country & City:
Orange County/Los Angeles
Date of Encounter:
Aug 2016
Contact Method:
Text/WeChat
Internet Link?:
http://www.cityvibe.com/orangecounty/Escorts/highly-reviewed-vietnamese-asian/1707360
Appointment Length & Costs:
$260/$0
Type/Location:
Incall/Driving randomly around Los Angeles
Language Notes:
English/Bad Chinese Translation
Details of the Encounter:
I was in LA recently to catch up with some friends and make my irregular pilgrimage to Pink's for a chili dog. And in a single day got bait and switched (left side of the slash above) and then hours later almost got taken in a WeChat iTunes card scam (right side of the slash above).
A little background: I've discussed CA K-Girl AAMPs previously. LA is notoriously difficult to set up appointments there if you aren't hobbying regularly in LA, and I just end up with blue balls after calling 20 girls.
I have 2 or 3 providers that I've known for a long time, 2 of them Japanese and one Vietnamese, and with exception of one of the JP girls, the others disappeared over time. Jenny V, the Vietnamese girl, popped up again recently after a year or two of being gone, so I wanted to see her and catch up and have some play time after something like 3 or 4 years since I saw her last. There's something about Viet spinners that just drives me crazy. A lot of Chinese providers I've seen are pretty mercenary, have really awful illusion of passion, and are really obvious about trying to get me to come quickly. The Viet women I've seen (small sample size of course) seem just as mercenary in some ways, but it's more like 'we both know why we're both here, but while you're here I'm going to fuck your brains out'. I'm not usually a multi-pop guy, but the first time I saw Jenny, her rule is 'as many pops as you can go'- she got me off twice relatively quickly and was working on number three when we ran out of time. Good memories.
This time, booking seemed about the same as usual, via text, and the complex that I was directed to was the same one. But it wasn't the same girl. She was a Thai girl named Linda. Granted, she wasn't bad looking. Decent body, and a relatively cute face. I'd been bait and switched before and still came out with a good session, so I decided to stay. Her face reminded me a lot of the JP AV star Asuka Hoshino, including the crooked teeth (. After getting a little more comfortable with her, she had this amazing GFE attitude. During playtime she had excellent illusion of passion, including really hot sex noises. She also tried to get me going for round two without having to request it (I usually only do with a longer session or I'm particularly randy).
If I wasn't so disappointed in not getting to see Jenny, this wouldn't have been a bad session. Anyway, don't reward the bait and switch. There's tons of other options out there.
Scam #2: I'd been playing with WeChat off and on while in the US, and trying to chat up some women, some of whom seem to be pros. The funny thing is I'd just go through the "Discover" section and message women that looked attractive. The goal is basically to be friendly without being pervy. Usually if you say something like 'hey, do you want to meet tonight?', if it's a pro they'll make a straight forward proposition, but I haven't had any real success.
Unfortunately for most (including me), this is almost always in Chinese. Luckily it seems like Google Translate does the job for the most part as long as I keep the sentences very simple. To the point where this girl that called me earlier was actually surprised that I didn't speak any Chinese.
Anyway, she (?) offered some ludicrous deal, like $200 for 3 hours. There was far too many red flags for this to be legit, but I kept myself 'safe' (no pictures, no real phone numbers, etc) and wanted to see where it went.
Turns out there's a worldwide scam going on where Chinese women will ask guys to buy iTunes cards, give them the codes, and then disappear into the wind. These and other scams were mentioned here and on other sites I read, so having the intel out there is really helpful. But why guys would fall for such a scam is beyond me, and I would have hopefully figured it out. I eventually told the girl that if she met me at the store I'd buy it for her, which she naturally refused. So I told her to have a good night. She then said something in Chinese that Google translated as 'Fuck Sucker', so I'm assuming that she wasn't happy to lose a mark.
I chalk it up to a learning experience- the first 'scam' was just a bait and switch, and I still had a pretty good time. the second, I didn't really lose anything other than time and maybe a little gas money. And in the mean time I've learned some of the better ways to use Google Translate, what some of the better terms to use, etc.
Pictures/Advertisement Accurate?:
Pictures were not accurate.
Final Thoughts:
Not Recommended.
Closing Comments:
Be safe out there.
