E Transfer EMT

[tylerwpg]

I read here that EMT is often discussed. I think lots of pooners are getting robbed by EMT.
EMT can be good and fine, IF:
-She is a well reviewed travelling companion with many legitimate reviews.
-She should have a Twitter handle. All reputable touring ladies have a Twitter account.
No local should ask for EMT incall ever!
-If she has no reviews in Winnipeg, yet wants any payment of EMT, ask for a live picture of her in her in-call location. The live picture must contain a note of your word choice. If she has no local reviews, and wants EMT, it’s a scam.
-Outcall is a different story. You can’t expect a lady to come to your place without a deposit. Lots of male pooners are scammers and time wasters also. Again, ask for a live picture or search for local reviews. Best for outcall is Uber. Uber only drops at your specified arrival and destination and it’s prepaid, and the route can be viewed in real-time.
-FaceTime can even be used for verification, or whatever App for android.
-I usually take a picture of my cash. The donation price. And include a note in the picture showing her name and today’s date. If they don’t accept that picture as verification, they are a scam

 

[Solid_snake2018]

Informative post thanks. They get you to drive out and then, hoping you are desperate, will try the scam. Don't go for it and enable such behaviour. 👍

 

[Rex456]

Good thread. Should be a sticky, with the amount of scams going on and the amount of guys who get took.

Couple of other points on this:

1. Clarify with the provider beforehand if the deposit is refundable or non-refundable. Even the well reviewed providers view the eTransfer as a non-refundable deposit and will opt to reschedule rather than refund if they decide to cancel.
2. Depending on the bank/credit union you use, you may be transmitting your full legal name to the recipient when you send through an eTransfer. You can verify this with a test transfer to yourself.