Strange outing of a customer

[Ducon]

Months ago I saw something strange on Twitter.
( I don't know whether the account still exists )
An escort was publishing thank-you notes to a regular customer.
She did it by publishing a screenshot of a money transfer, and a message thanking and praising the dude without naming him.
On the screenshot, the amount was visible but the dude's name was manually scribbled out so that only a couple of letters could be guessed.
The problem is, she did that multiple times, and scribbled differently each time, exposing different letters.
So eventually it became very easy to assemble pieces of the puzzle and get the dude's full name. ( I checked, it was a real person )
I wonder what her intention was.

 

[TheJames101]

lol oops.

 

[urquell]

Without knowing anything about the circumstances and amounts etc. I could guess that the Twitter account was for work, the followers were her clients, and that she was posting a positive example of the types of amounts she'd like to receive from everyone, in the hopes of shaming them all into being more generous. Without knowing anything about it though it's hard to say for sure.

 

[Giselle Montreal]

How can you be sure it was always the same name? You maybe put together different information.

But I must say, not everyone has the same definition and understanding of privacy.

 

[talkinghead]

Yet another reason that I would never send a money transfer or compromise my privacy. I mean, what could go wrong?

 

[EagerBeaver]

It sounds like this was possibly negligence in attempting to protect private information.

As an attorney often filing pleadings that are a matter of public record, often with exhibits and attachments, I am bound by privacy rules requiring complete redaction- not sloppy redaction- of anything filed and a matter of public record such as social security numbers, birth dates, addresses and phone numbers of litigants, and email addresses.

Privacy violations happen almost all the time. This thread only touches the tip of the iceberg. If you get too obsessed with the privacy violation risks, you need to stop seeing escorts. You will NEVER eliminate the risk just by undertaking some of the suggestions made here. Emails and phones get hacked all the time. Any electronic booking is subject to third party disclosure at any time depending on security on the other end.

I have a case right now in which an email hack led to hundreds of thousands of dollars in misappropriated proceeds of a real estate closing via a wire to the hacker. When privacy protocols are not followed, shit like this happens. Attorneys and their clients can both be negligent and this is the consequence of poor internet security and poor closing protocols in verifying electronic transfers.

 

[Julia Sky]

I honestly never understood posting screenshots of etransfers. It's giving nouveau riche and it's tacky in my opinion. Nobody needs or wants to know this information. I think it's best to thank the person directly and privately

 

[LC18]

Months ago I saw something strange on Twitter.
( I don't know whether the account still exists )
An escort was publishing thank-you notes to a regular customer.
She did it by publishing a screenshot of a money transfer, and a message thanking and praising the dude without naming him.
On the screenshot, the amount was visible but the dude's name was manually scribbled out so that only a couple of letters could be guessed.
The problem is, she did that multiple times, and scribbled differently each time, exposing different letters.
So eventually it became very easy to assemble pieces of the puzzle and get the dude's full name. ( I checked, it was a real person )
I wonder what her intention was.

Amateur work

 

[LeDodo]

I honestly never understood posting screenshots of etransfers. It's giving nouveau riche and it's tacky in my opinion. Nobody needs or wants to know this information. I think it's best to thank the person directly and privately

I would say it's a kind of peer pressure tactics for the findom SW.

And mainly bragging for the rest.

Maybe a very small amount for appreciation in like you were in a hard financial situation.

 

[LC18]

Sharing e-transfers provides no context because it could very much be a deposit or payment for a session.

Sharing actual gifts makes more sense

 

[LeDodo]

Sharing actual gifts makes more sense

Even sharing gifts pictures can be a self purchase lol

 

[neverbored]

Even sharing gifts pictures can be a self purchase lol

Some even just post pictures of the just the branded bags.