to be an independant.. Get refernces and numbers of other providers and check them out.. Incall is the safest for you not outcall, because there is no control from them when they enter your place. Hotels are safer than an apartment. If you stay in an apartment then they know where you are including the crazies. And dont stay in a hotel too lomg that is a small hotel. Stay in classy large hotels that have lots of traffic!! DO NOT discuss money, etc. If you get an email that talks about it very obviuously the you should DELETE!!!! If they have questions about how the evening is to be played out then they can go to your reviews. And if they dont have at least 2 refernces then dont see them!! And no blocked calls!
Just my opion, if you wanna talk email me.
Good luck.
Angelina
I have been a Porn Star "provider" for a few years now but have onyl dealt with agencies. NOW i have realized i can do it on my own, and wanted to know what i need to ask hobbyists when they call me to book with me? ANY HELP WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED!!!
ask potential customers if they want incall/outcall, ask if they want full service,best to ask for an upfront flat fee, no bait and switch bullshit, example, blowjob,150dollars, fullsex an additional 300dollars,try to verify your customer,less chance of him being law enforcement
If you want to get arrested, follow raraparuka's advice: Quoting money for certain sex acts like "$150 for bj" 'full service' or 'fullsex' is $300 says you're offering sex for money. Don't ever ever ever say sex for money on the phone on in person.
This ain't Amsterdam; it's illegal to pay money for sex.
You start quoting a menu of prices so flagrantly and your fine ass will be in jail so fast you won't know what hit you.
Use common sense in screening or check out screening sites, www.roomservice2000.com or www.secretkeeper.com to see how detailed or how undetailed it can get.
Either that, or go to the brothels in Vegas. I hear they are legal there on the outskirts but not sure.
10kRunner is right. Never link money, gifts, etc with sex. How about dinner date?
re: www.secretkeeper.com
are you sure you meant this site becaue when i went there it was some church retreat..save your soul young people learn to by ladies, and gentlemen type of stuff going on.. rs2000 i know of.. please advise or somebody clear that up...
hugs and juggs Y'all
Ms.Titty
http://www.thesecretkeeper.com
Sorry. "the" was forgotten.
Also, www.providerassist.com for the girls.
Take care,lady.
Re: Las Vegas brothels. Prostitution is illegal in Clark county, the county that Vegas is in. The rest of Nevada, though, is fine. Most of the famous places were just over the county line. But if you want action close to the casinos, go to Reno.
Why not just ask if the person is LE and see what they say? Although LE can lie, the method of BS might be a clue.
Also, get their home address, work phone. Call their work and ask for the person. You can identify yourself inocuously as, say, "Jean from Merril-Lynch" or "Dr. Robinette's office".
Unless it's the biggest LE operation in history, they're not going to setup an entire fake company.
Also try doing a Google search on their home address. Chances are you'll find a real estate comp for their address. This can also confirm the caller is who he says he is.
to be an independant.. Get refernces and numbers of other providers and check them out.. Incall is the safest for you not outcall, because there is no control from them when they enter your place. Hotels are safer than an apartment. If you stay in an apartment then they know where you are including the crazies. And dont stay in a hotel too lomg that is a small hotel. Stay in classy large hotels that have lots of traffic!! DO NOT discuss money, etc. If you get an email that talks about it very obviuously the you should DELETE!!!! If they have questions about how the evening is to be played out then they can go to your reviews. And if they dont have at least 2 refernces then dont see them!! And no blocked calls!
Just my opion, if you wanna talk email me.
Good luck.
Angelina
Yeah, I was always under the assumption that money was *never* discussed. When you walk in, you place an unmarked envelope on a table or nightstand and don't say anything about it. There are all sorts of discreet ways to deal with the problem of money exchange. I heard of one provider who sold condoms for a couple of bills. I saw another website where a provider did a hot for teacher type thing and sold pencils. I wouldn't trust any provider that doesn't take precautions to guard against LE -- it's in everyone's best interest.