Hate Mail

By Daddy

Las Vegas, NV — I recently got one of those three page hate letters that I receive perhaps once a year. This one from a "Mother" of a 16 year old son that she informed me was reviewed on my site. It really had me going for a while until I started doing the fact checking.

Something was off, and I couldn't put my finger on it. It was when I brought the up the text of HR1865 (the SESTA/FOSTA law) from congress.gov that the truth started to appear. The "Mother" had literally rewritten the law to more closely reflect her story. That got me thinking, I'd seen "her" style of writing before.

It came from a man in Florida, that had written about a year before that, It had the same laundry list of supposed people that he said he was sending a copy to. The only changes where the story in front of the letter.

Since August, 2016 I've literally spend thousands of hours cleaning up the reviews, like the explicit photos of a few years before then, I didn't feel that legitimate escort reviews needed either.

I have always been extremely reactive about reviews of underaged individuals. My first reaction when I get such a complaint is that the review page goes down and I investigate. So "Mom" if you were legitimate, all you had to do was give me the URL for me to check it out. Lying to make your case seem more real is particularly disingenuous.

To all those that donated thank you! I survived 2018 and January covered and I'm starting to put money away for February. My reserves are at the 16% level. At this time I have about a months reserves left. Any help is appreciated.

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