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Here’s where things get a little clumsy. On any other American escort site, the States break down further into Cities or at least major metropolitan areas. Instead, the State listings here are broken down into post about Providers, Fetish, LMA and LMS, Weekend, Reviews, ISO, and Discussions. These categories are all well and good, but American states are fucking big. While TNABoard’s setup would work just fine for browsing sluts in a bunch of little European countries, Americans would benefit enormously from just one more level of geographic specificity.

This next one is going to be a real dream come true to all you airport masturbators who love waiting in line, taking off your shoes and belt, and having some fat guy stare at your naked genitals and man-boobs through an x-ray scanner. Wait, hold on.

I’ve been doing things this way for seven years and haven’t had a major problem with any client so far. Prostitution review websites are a prolific corner of the illicit online sex trade. Major websites, like TnA Review and The Erotic Review, cover nearly every city in the United States; each location has its own local customer reviews and often, escort ads. While these websites operate across the country, not all of these online communities agree to meet in person—something that made the Seattle case especially unique. I’m confirming that I 100% do not agree with what TNA Board does and why they exist.

About TNA Board

I have navigated a lot of boards like this and I was able to spot all the reasons why the TNA Board is not legit, and why it’s not a safe site to navigate. Many reasons can be found in their terms. I have all the detailed reasons listed for you below.

• The site is nothing more than a forum for people looking to connect with possibly disease infested escorts.
• With Backpage and Craigslist Personals shutdown.
• There are also opportunities to meet singles or find sugar babies.
• Moreover, the design of the website seems quite outdated and it is not very easy to use.
• If you have ever been to a real site of this kind, you know that the girls each have their own distinctive personality that often comes out in their profile.
• This allows members to search for providers in their region.

But I’ll kick things off with some of the terms that I’ve uncovered. To complete registration, you need to agree to TNA Board rules. The Wrong Format for Picking Up Lot Lizards I wonder if all of TNABoard’s issues stem from the fact that the whole thing is set up like a bulletin board instead of a massive, well-organized and searchable list of escorts like you get on other sites. The format here just has so many inherent flaws that get in the way of finding what you’re looking for. I just gave these fuckers my email address and couldn’t even find more than one girl to bang tonight.

If you’ve taken the time to use other sites like this one, heck, even some of the Snapchat sexting forums that exist, then you’re going to want to read this for sure. The TNA Board says that their name stands for “Truth in Advertising,” but I struggled to find any truth here. If you have never heard of the TNA Board, it’s supposed to be an online forum where you can find girls in your local area, whether they be girls who want to meet and fuck or girls that are escorts. They post reviews of all the local girls, and it is supposed to assist you in finding the best ones.

Not here. If you judge TNA Boards for what it is, which is a collection of sex worker ads and reviews, you can be pretty happy with the experience, even though the website lacks modern design and is filled with intrusive ads. However, viewing TNAboard as a genuine site for people to find hookup partners may prove disappointing unless you are prepared to pay money for the encounter.

They refer to these girls as “providers” but what they don’t say is that they provide sex services. If you are in the market to pay for sex, you want a site that is 100% safe and there is no room for a fraud. With Backpage and Craigslist Personals shutdown. There are a lot of locations on the TNA Board, for instance, Arizona, Colorado, Las Vegas, Alaska, etc.

Elsewhere in the United States, I was pleased as punch to see a decent chunk of reviews. Oregon is currently sitting on a massive 38,000 escort reviews, whereas New York is sitting on a comfortable batch of over 23,000.

If they have vouches, reviews, and other posts on the board that makes it easiest as I can contact their vouches/reviewed ladies to check their references, and see if they have any alerts, and also just get a general idea of what kind of person they are based on their board posts. If they have plenty of vouches and acknowledged reviews of providers that I recognize and know are legit members of the community I might not even contact any of them since it’s frustrating waiting to hear back, and often not hearing back, from references. If their vouches are all from ladies I’ve never heard of I’m more suspicious so I do a lot more research and may decline to see them. If the client provides me with other info (phone number, email, actual name, etc) I’ll run it through the blacklists, but often I’m working off board information only.