SBs can find your identity if they want to and try hard.
Yes, several SBs eventually discovered my true identity. Here's how. (1) Sometimes, when I was drunk, I would use my real name accidentally, especially when I was telling a story that happened to me. I think most people don't realize how often they refer to themselves in the third person. (2) One time, on the TV of the hotel, it had my name on it, something like, "Welcome Midwestern. We hope you enjoy your stay. " (3) The bartender or waitress, when returning my credit card, would say, "Thank you Mr. Midwestern. Hope you have a nice rest of the evening. Please come again. " Jeezus, this happened a lot.
(4) You may run into someone that knows you. That happened once. (5) One time, when I opened a new social app on my phone, it was flooded with possible contacts. Apparently, one of my SBs also got a message saying that "Your contact Midwestern has joined blah blah blah. Would you like to connect to him?" I have no idea how that happened, but I guess apps can speak to each other. I was using a different app to communicate with her. (6) Eventually, you reveal too much about yourself, so a clever gal can start putting pieces together and do an internet search. I know this is true because several of my SBs viewed my LinkedIn profile. I asked one of them about it, and she said that it was easy to figure out who I was.
[QUOTE=Pessimist;2439878]Hi.
I'm curious about your sentence that any SB will eventually find your true identity. Why do you feel that way and did that happen to you. You didn't say *a few SBs may* find your identity, you said *any regular SB will*.
Did this happen to you in your own arrangements?
I had several dozens of arrangements over a few years, some lasting just a few meets and some lasted many months but don't believe that my identity was ever compromised. I do have a lot to lose as I am married and it can be expensive and painful in many ways for my identity to come out but touch wood that hasn't happened yet.[/QUOTE].
Definite Watchouts — Snapchat Insta and Facebook Especially
[QUOTE=Midwestern;2440431]Yes, several SBs eventually discovered my true identity. Here's how. (1) Sometimes, when I was drunk, I would use my real name accidentally, especially when I was telling a story that happened to me. I think most people don't realize how often they refer to themselves in the third person. (2) One time, on the TV of the hotel, it had my name on it, something like, "Welcome Midwestern. We hope you enjoy your stay. " (3) The bartender or waitress, when returning my credit card, would say, "Thank you Mr. Midwestern. Hope you have a nice rest of the evening. Please come again. " Jeezus, this happened a lot.
(4) You may run into someone that knows you. That happened once. (5) One time, when I opened a new social app on my phone, it was flooded with possible contacts. Apparently, one of my SBs also got a message saying that "Your contact Midwestern has joined blah blah blah. Would you like to connect to him?" I have no idea how that happened, but I guess apps can speak to each other. I was using a different app to communicate with her. (6) Eventually, you reveal too much about yourself, so a clever gal can start putting pieces together and do an internet search. I know this is true because several of my SBs viewed my LinkedIn profile. I asked one of them about it, and she said that it was easy to figure out who I was.
.[/QUOTE]These are all real risks. The social accounts one is deadly if you ever use your real phone with them (never do of course). I only discovered this recently. Those apps look through your contacts and suggest friends based on that. I was surprised to learn 5+ girls real names when I installed Facebook on my burner phone recently. Plus two via instagram and one via Snapchat.
Obviously I have no interest and don't even tell them since they will need to disown you at that point.
I do have my first SB inviting me to her place which is nice. I don't see how they risk it but I guess you take a lot of life risks at 23. We're all lucky to be alive I'd wager.
Oh and here is an easy mistake to make! I was curious to check out one girl who clearly was a white color professional not my usual hairdresser. So I looked at her linked in. Damn. Only realized after I did it I probably just outed myself, cuz she’ll see I looked at her profile. Damn. Got to be more careful.
Agree that it is easy for the gal to know your real identity
As I outlined in my previous post, yes, I totally agree with you that it is easy for the gal to know your real identity. It is almost impossible to hide it if you are going to spend quality time (e. G. , dinners, drinks, site-seeing, shows, etc.) with any SB. If you are just meeting for naughty fun only, then maybe it's possible. To me, it was just unbelievable how many of them viewed my LinkedIn profile, which meant that eventually they figured out my real name. As I sit here typing, I am counting the number of SBs that I know 100% for sure eventually figured out my real identity and it's 9 out of 23. And 2 of them gave me big drama later unfortunately. Maybe the only ones that didn't know my real identity were the real losers, like the uneducated drug addicts. As for the SBs, almost all of them didn't care if I knew who they really were. Most of them just told me their real name, which I was able to confirm later using an internet search. I think for them, because they are not pros, they need to feel some emotional connection with whoever they are boffing, which is why they didn't mind letting me know their real identity.
[QUOTE=Akibono;2440682]There is a lot of ways she can find your name if you are not careful. Put the name, geographical location, and approx age, and you are easily unmasked. Even more so if you own property. A few dollars on any of the search agencies will uncover lots about you. I found out a sb's real name by a money transfer app. With that fact and approx. Location, I actually found out her address without her knowing.
Anyone can request a DMV record by a license plate. This is how you find hit and run drivers. The DMV will give out the information and will notify you who requested the info, but that person could just be her boyfriend. If you want to remain anon, you have to be very prepared, and it will cost you. Hiding behind a Corp. Is effective.[/QUOTE].
Agree that SA can be worth it
[QUOTE=Pessimist;2440953]I always give cash, don't use any money transfer apps. I don't know how many tracked me down with my car plates but if they did, none of them followed me later on nor gave me any drama, didn't notice any peeping Toms into my LinkedIn. Perhaps I have just been lucky or careful or both. But this is over several dozens of meets over the years, so it is not just a coincidence. In general, almost all of my arrangements have been pleasant experiences. Yes, a few were mildly annoying, some stood me up, some played hard to get etc but that is to be expected. Some told me they do weed, and 420 friendly is fairly commonly listed in their bios but I don't think I have been with too obviously drugged up zombies. On the whole, my experiences have been quite positive and I'm not a shill for the site or anything. If you are not comfortable, or too concerned about having your identity blown, yes stick to FKKs or some other sex tourist spots. Only you would know how much risk is acceptable to you.[/QUOTE]I agree. I had great times with some SBs, and many of them were way hot and outside of my league normally. But I eventually quit the site because it was taking up a lot of my time, as it was almost like a full time job searching for SBs. I eventually decided that for me a quick romp in an AMP was the best way to go while in the states. But that said, I haven't been to the states in a couple of years, so I no longer what the best options are for the states anymore.