Giving out your photo?

[wolvy]

This is a first for me (and I'm not sure if this post belongs here - sorry)

I will not name names here, but I found it interesting that in the last couple of days I have been PMing with a fairly new SP to Perb. In order to set up a session, this person wanted me to send a photo of myself.

Just a heads up for the person asking for this - a lot of people likely will not do this, due to the risk involved of the picture being used for purposes not intended for (circulated to others, published, etc). While this is not meant to question the motives of this person, its just to provide a perspective - esp for people involved in relationships.

I'm probably not making sense, but just to say I will never provide a picture of myself to someone I don't know for this kind of thing.

ok - I'm babbling now.

 

[mick_eight]

No problem.. Just send them a out of focus picture taken 10 yrs ago when you were 20 lbs lighter.

 

[Valium]

I can see it now.....some guys won't even be able to pay for sex anymore.

 

[IQof10]

This is a first for me (and I'm not sure if this post belongs here - sorry)

I will not name names here, but I found it interesting that in the last couple of days I have been PMing with a fairly new SP to Perb. In order to set up a session, this person wanted me to send a photo of myself.

Just a heads up for the person asking for this - a lot of people likely will not do this, due to the risk involved of the picture being used for purposes not intended for (circulated to others, published, etc). While this is not meant to question the motives of this person, its just to provide a perspective - esp for people involved in relationships.

I'm probably not making sense, but just to say I will never provide a picture of myself to someone I don't know for this kind of thing.

ok - I'm babbling now.

I don't like it. Your paying for a service is not a date. No one in their right mind would do this. For all we know this is a scam for a future "Naughty John" web site. Smells big time.

 

[littlejonny]

I don't see the big deal actually. I mean, what can they really do with a normal picture of you? If they put it on some kind of "Johns" website, you can just say the photo was supplied without your knowledge or something to that effect. If you're naked or dressed in women's underwear or whatever, then it might become a problem.