Newbie Friendly Providers

[Mr.Frosty]

Hello! I am a newbie hoping to meet some people and have some fun. Since I don't have any references at this point, I was wondering if there are any newbie friendly providers who use alternative screening methods that don't require real world information, or at least not very much of it. I completely understand how important screening is, so I'm just hoping to get some info on options at this point. Thanks a ton and feel free to message me if you'd prefer!

[Joey_Gleet]

If you just search under this heading there are many threads on the topic.

[Mr.Frosty]

I didn't see any on the subject of potential alternative screening methods.

[TailHooked]

You missed Audrey Astor by about a week. I think Miss Annabell is newbie friendly. Ellie Alexandra is newbie friendly. Her newbie form might be more than you want to give out.

[KatiforYou]

It’s hard to verify a newbie without irl info. But good luck.

[Unique_Carpenter]

Audrey's requirements are on her personal web site.

[Big1478]

I'm also interested in alternative screaning I mostly just dont want to give out my work info.

[MissAnnabell]

Hey guys so i am newbie friendly for the most part(and i dont ask for work info) feel free to text anytime just be sure to include your eccie username.

[Big Vanilla]

Savannah Moon took care of me as a newbie... I still am kinda a newbie because I have only seen her twice and nobody else. I am trying to change that though. Still looking for Lady number 2...

[yourdesire]

Newbie friendly no work info needed

[SweetSuzanna]

Please be safe everyone!

[71Pseudonym]

As someone who was new to all of this in the last year this is only half the question. The provider also needs to be reference friendly, and someone the providers who don't see newbies work well with.

That's a thread I've never seen in coed. The providers viewpoint on who makes a good reference and is easy to get in touch with.

[TailHooked]

Originally Posted by 71Pseudonym

That's a thread I've never seen in coed. The providers viewpoint on who makes a good reference and is easy to get in touch with.

Well someone would get their feathers ruffled if they were left off the list. Others would get mad for being tagged not reference friendly. Maybe a thread for the men's lounge.

[Audrey Astor]

Originally Posted by 71Pseudonym

As someone who was new to all of this in the last year this is only half the question. The provider also needs to be reference friendly, and someone the providers who don't see newbies work well with.

That's a thread I've never seen in coed. The providers viewpoint on who makes a good reference and is easy to get in touch with.

I’ll give any lady who I can verify is a legit provider a reference. I see no sense in blocking a ladies income or a gentleman’s fun. The way things are right now, a bit more than a reference and ECCIE handle are required. This is for everyone’s safety. Best wishes