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There has been much interest in Wechat MMs lately. Many bros have posted or ask about them. Some are found to be outright shills, some I am not sure. This post will address some of these issues.
First and foremost. Combining personal experience and reports from fellow wolves, we have never found any young student part-time MMs on Wechat. However, most Wechat MMs will claim to be between 22-24 years of age, 兼職私做, and they will mostly use fake/stolen photos. Price typically ranges $200-300/hour, outcall. In reality, most of Wechat MMs are 中女 or C9.
It started out with a few independents which used this new form of advertising. But now it has spread, and some garages (the 125 Bamburgh type that have old MMs which are hard to sell) are getting in on it, putting their MMs on as fake 私做. Often, you aren't even texting with the MM, but the keeper instead. They also use multiple accounts for the same MMs.
There isn't anything good or worthwhile on Wechat. Just like with Singtao. Some may disagree and say they found ok meals. However, ok meals just meet the bare minimum threshold of those bros with low expectations. There are no good meals. Also, these barely ok meals advertise on multiple avenues so it is not necessary to waste time search on Wechat, or on Singtao. For example, Lotus was able to find an eatable MM on Wechat (which he reported on) earlier, but that MM just turned out to be Nienna who also advertise here as well. Overall, I estimate 90% of Wechat MMs are total rip-offs, and 10% marginally ok.
In the future, to prevent shilling, posts of the "anyone tried...", or "this looks good..." types are not allowed for Wechat MMs (or Singtao, or other forms of social media advertising). If you have actually tried the MM and want to write a review, that is fine and welcomed, but only if the reviewer has a credible history. Also, titles should reflect the contents of the post, instead of dramatic wording designed to lure viewers to click in.
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发表于 2013-6-20 22:59:13
