Read more about tnaboard here.

It provides high-quality services for everyone who want to spend a good time or advertise their services, or for those who want to enjoy communication with other users. There are lots of providers as well as hobbyists on the site, and moderation and profile verification procedures allow saying that profiles are 100% real. This is a huge advantage for such a platform. However, it also has its cons, in particular, unregistered members do not have access to anything except for FAQ, terms and conditions, and registration form. Moreover, the design of the website seems quite outdated and it is not very easy to use.

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. TNA Board employs SSL encryption, which adds to the safety of the users. However, much of the responsibility for security lies on the TNAboard users. Don’t share your sensitive information or post real photos of yourself if you don’t want them to end up on a third party website with negative consequences.

TNABoard doesn’t have checkboxes for the sexual acts you’d like to experience tonight, so there’s going to be some guesswork on your part. Here’s where things get a little clumsy.

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.

Final thoughts from Mr. Porn Geek

Not here. One of the most important things I found in their terms and conditions is that they admit that they do not have control over any of the ads or links on the page. They basically admit that you aren’t protected, and they don’t stand behind what they post. They try to use clever wording to hide the fact that there is no telling what you are clicking on when you use this board. Any legit board or forum of this kind will have many security parameters in place and they make it a point to assure you that you are protected.

• They make it so you cannot hold them liable for anything that might come about when clicking those links and/or advertisements.
• The bandwidth is paid for by the hookers who are paying for the listings.
• So many Dahlias, so little time.
• When I was trying out TNA, there were never over 1,500 users online at any given time.

I misread the site’s name. This is actually TNABoard. It has nothing to do with the TSA, but you can still use it to get your package groped by a firm, leather-clad hand. If you want to test out the site for yourself, just open the main page and click on any of the links. Many of them redirect you to other sites or are just pop up ads.

I’m likely coming back to the PNW for business again this month, and I’m interested in getting confirmation on a few Seattle-area providers that I’ve either read older reports on, or that I’m hoping are (still) BBFS / CIP friendly, if they have upcharges or not, etc. I’ll annotate those that I know are from personal experience, as well as including some with URLs to disambiguate common names. Also, although there are some that I think are super-hot, I’m also just as into girls who are REALLY into it (e. G. , lots of coaxing and good pillow / dirty talk; loves to play with the creampie or does fun cleanup, etc.) so any embellishment based on experience is very much appreciated! And, caveat, I know I know. YMMV.

I’ve been on the other main board for quite awhile and have some critiques there. She agreed to it over email however we could not agree on a time / place. Her actual identify is Danielle Michelle Kehoe-Young and she married her pimp, was well known for permitting un-protected intercourse and is now pregnant with a trick’s child. I heard arraina moved to Seattle as she has Herpes and nobody was seeing her down in PDX.

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.

Who can you find there?

Again, no offense but TNA is just not for me and I’m sharing my thoughts. To sum up, TNA is, but it is not perfect.

In the sex industry, entrepreneurialism and exploitation can be difficult to disentangle. It’s an issue with special resonance in Oregon, a state with higher rates of sex trafficking, the forced prostitution of women and children. The TNA Board says that their name stands for “Truth in Advertising,” but I struggled to find any truth here.