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Review: Lina- Dream Asian
- Thread starter billz
- Start date
I've seen them both.
Doyoung when she was Sinvee at Korean Delight. She's probably in her 20s but a little thick for my taste. Some guys really like her, though. Session I got was "meh" (not worth the KD donation, IMO), but DAC donation is lower.
Chloe is probably anywhere from 33 to 40, which is absolutely over my desired age range, but she does a decent session and a fantastic professional level massage.
Doyoung when she was Sinvee at Korean Delight. She's probably in her 20s but a little thick for my taste. Some guys really like her, though. Session I got was "meh" (not worth the KD donation, IMO), but DAC donation is lower.
Chloe is probably anywhere from 33 to 40, which is absolutely over my desired age range, but she does a decent session and a fantastic professional level massage.
All -- I've stated this many times here.
I was not required to send all those documents to verify with DAC.
Simply my agency refs and a single photo ID with my name on it. I used my building pass from work, which has only my name, not the name of the company for which I am consulting.
If you have a good history with agencies, the verification with DAC should be fairly simple. They got back to me in two days.
I was not required to send all those documents to verify with DAC.
Simply my agency refs and a single photo ID with my name on it. I used my building pass from work, which has only my name, not the name of the company for which I am consulting.
If you have a good history with agencies, the verification with DAC should be fairly simple. They got back to me in two days.
TBH, some of my coworkers already know I am a "monger".
And I am sure the ones who don't wouldn't be surprised a bit, nor would they care.
I realize that sounds odd, but it's just how it is for me.
Again, I absolutely do understand the concern others would have, so please don't think I am making light of it.
And I am sure the ones who don't wouldn't be surprised a bit, nor would they care.
I realize that sounds odd, but it's just how it is for me.
Again, I absolutely do understand the concern others would have, so please don't think I am making light of it.
If you are that worried about things like this then don't bother with this agency.
Just remember that this is not just to vet you, but for the girls' safety as well. With this agency there is no MMS on site, so you could steal the girls things or physically harm her. Without having your info you could run away with no ability to trace (assuming you used a burner). Just don't be an asshole and there's a very good chance they won't do anything with your info
Just remember that this is not just to vet you, but for the girls' safety as well. With this agency there is no MMS on site, so you could steal the girls things or physically harm her. Without having your info you could run away with no ability to trace (assuming you used a burner). Just don't be an asshole and there's a very good chance they won't do anything with your info
I was just texting and gave them what the asked but the said I needed to give them my license. I didn’t feel comfortable and declined.
Honestly “a very good chance the won’t do anything” isn’t a chance anyone should take. There is risk on both sides and if they know your job, business card and LinkedIn that should probably be enough (with references)
Honestly “a very good chance the won’t do anything” isn’t a chance anyone should take. There is risk on both sides and if they know your job, business card and LinkedIn that should probably be enough (with references)