MasterCaneman
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ORIGINAL: MasterCaneman I'm with BlkTallFullfig(I hate typing some of these handles) Geez, I'll try and not feel hurt. I will say that you're not the first person I apparently offended in going back to this handle (from sexybossybbw), but it's too late. I'm already here, and it describes me perfectly. M The problem I have is that it's abbreviations. I can't remember how you spell it so it's hard to respond without quoting or to refer to something you said. Sorry for the off topic, op. Thanks for the reply DesFIP. With few exceptions, I can't remember anyone's handle either. I always have to look at it a second time, or copy/paste it too. That isn't what came to mind though, when I saw "I hate typing some of these handles" though. I thought it kind of an abrasive statement, to hate it. It may be a little long, but certainly shouldn't be offensive to anyone that I describe myself with my handle, and only decided to use it again because it didn't seem to be a problem the first go round. M Sorry for the slight derail dom50m4subf. Don't feel hurt, BlkTallFullFig, it's not your handle, but the way I key. I'm normally pretty quick, but the moves I have to do with yours slows me down. Now back to dom50m4subf's problem now is that he wants CM to help him track down the scammers, which I see as a backdoor to tracking down his real goal, a "real" submissive in the area or willing to relocate to him. Just from the jargon he uses, he's in the IT business at some level, and he probably hit a brick wall for the permissions. dom50m4subf, buddy, you have another one of those PITA handles I love so much. Take the advice given and run with it. There's what, 1.2 billion people there? If you get up and look around, chances are you are going to find what you seek. If you want a site to weed out scammers, pony up the cash and sign up for one. I wish I could recommend one, but I don't advertise anything for free. Another cheap, easy, and fun way to weed them out is to just view them more critically. See when they signed on, what they have in the preferences column and how much or if they included a written description. Scammers have to jockey hundreds, if not thousands of these things in order to get the all-important hit that pays out. They don't have time to write believable (or legible if they bother) things on the wall. Most are cut and paste, you could probably run a search on the phrase and see it come up in a dozen or more places. Same deal for the pictures. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is. Sometimes they don't even bother to edit out the copyright holders indicia, because in a few days or hours they're gone. Time, patience, and critical appraisal are what will bring success in anything. Good luck
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