America's Biggest Scam Agency!!!

[Watcher]

... in response to Re: Re: Re: (*/*), posted by Jack on Dec 13, 2002

Jack.

I think it would be an interesting and valuable service if you could give the response rate for your agency and also perhaps some thoughts of the other question (why the upsurge) and your opinions on the future of the CIS MOB internet future.Perhaps in essay form like the introduction on your agency web site.

[MtMav]

... in response to Re: Re: Re: Re: (*/*), posted by Watcher on Dec 13, 2002

Like "Watcher" above, I too would find it useful and enjoyable reading your insights on the current state of the (poor choice of words)"MOB" industry. Admittedly, you could probably write a book regarding my short questions and may not have the time or inclination but .......... How has the industry evolved since it's inception??? How have the perceptions (disillusionment? or heightened excitement?) and expectations of FSU ladies changed??? Have FSU ladies themselves changed over the past 10 or 12 years? How about the AM pursuing FSU ladies today vice 10 or 12 years ago? Any discernable, recent trends? Any predictions concerning the future of the industry? Opinions? Again, in one brief paragraph, I may be asking you to write a book. Thanks in advance for anything you can offer.

[BarryM]

... in response to America's Biggest Scam Agency!!!, posted by Jack on Dec 12, 2002

At one time, Foriegn Secrets was legitimate. He actually delivered. That was a time when the economy was much better. Since the demise of Foriegn Secrets, probably due to having recruited scammers, anything Ashley Neal does is now suspect. I remember when I posted a some comments on "Faces" and nutball Drew went crying to Ashley to come post here. He did, but he refused to comment on why "Secrets" took a dump or any other queries as to his business practices.

Now it seems that Ashley is scamming both the Russian girls and his clients. What a sleaze.

If Alex received anything that mentions money or charges by the US mail, he can file a complaint for mail fraud. A conviction would shut down that crooked agency for good.

Perhaps it's a good idea to request an agency to send you information by US postal mail. If you get scammed, you can take it up the with US postal inpectors.

-blm