Quote from: xw5 on 25 September 2015, 03:05:51 pm"I have never met you, but I want to buy you a house..." And you are asking if they are a fantasist?I know Ian, too good to be true . But he obviously thought about it to the nitty details, telling me about the house purchased through his company, ownership documents and transfering the ownership to me.
"I have never met you, but I want to buy you a house..." And you are asking if they are a fantasist?
I'm here at the moment and every day get asked for overnights. Extra long extended bookings Very few of them come off but ive never been asked for so many in my life Thet also want regular pictures so that they can put of FB and social media and say your there girlfriend Yes there are some very very wealthy guys out here. Very wealthy indeed who could offer that scenario a several times overI hope that he didn't run up your phone bill with his bullshit. I know my UK mobile phone gets charged if im called from abroad
Quote from: MollyG on 25 September 2015, 03:19:11 pmQuote from: xw5 on 25 September 2015, 03:05:51 pm"I have never met you, but I want to buy you a house..." And you are asking if they are a fantasist?I know Ian, too good to be true . But he obviously thought about it to the nitty details, telling me about the house purchased through his company, ownership documents and transfering the ownership to me.But thats the thing with a fantacist its their fantasy and therefore they will have spent a long time sitting and thinking about it and wanking over it so they will have the details down pat in their head.
Quote from: MollyG on 25 September 2015, 03:19:11 pmQuote from: xw5 on 25 September 2015, 03:05:51 pm"I have never met you, but I want to buy you a house..." And you are asking if they are a fantasist?I know Ian, too good to be true . But he obviously thought about it to the nitty details, telling me about the house purchased through his company, ownership documents and transfering the ownership to me.Hmmm there's that thing I once read somewhere. It was about lies. So basically some people when they lie (and fantasising is a sort of "untruth") they tend to give way too many details because they think that it'll make their lie seem more "true". It's more "calculated", much less spontaneous than an actual truth would be.
Sounds like a con to me, it reminds me of the guy who used to call me everyday when I first began escorting. He would spend at least half an hour telling me about how he wants to move me into his second unoccupied house which happened to have six bedrooms, give me ?500 per day whilst opening me an unlimited account at BINNS. It was funny because BINNS had been House Of Fraser for a very long time and I doubt the one in my small town ever gave people credit accounts. He was a funny guy.
If it sounds too good to be true... it usually is. If an email is too long I just delete and block anyway as it's likely a load of pompous drivel I have no interest in, I don't even bother reading the first line.Damn fantasists think we haven't heard it all before!
I'd stop him right there, and ask him to get in touch when he's ready to make a booking in the usual way.
Quote from: xw5 on 25 September 2015, 03:05:51 pm"I have never met you, but I want to buy you a house..." And you are asking if they are a fantasist?I laughed pretty hard at this, and I'm not being mean about the original post.. I'm going to remember this to post as a slap in the face dash of reality and quote it and read it myself when needed!
Quote from: Curvygal on 26 September 2015, 03:07:10 pmQuote from: xw5 on 25 September 2015, 03:05:51 pm"I have never met you, but I want to buy you a house..." And you are asking if they are a fantasist?I laughed pretty hard at this, and I'm not being mean about the original post.. I'm going to remember this to post as a slap in the face dash of reality and quote it and read it myself when needed!You are not being mean Curvygal. Normally I wouldn't give this kind of guy the time of the day. It was his gift of the gab and calculated intelligence which fooled me. Obviously got a reality check
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