Why don't you just ask for their SS# & Driver's License #, and then their home address & phone number.  Seriously, get real.  Oh, and your link doesn't work, and it doesn't appear you have been in business long looking at the few girls you have & the number of reviews posted, so why would I take a chance on you ?  

There is a better chance that you will flip if you get caught, and give up all the goods on your clients.  

So not thanks

Screening is very important, and I always require something more than just other provider references... because as you put it... everyone I'm talking with could have been 'snipped and flipped'... if a gentleman wants to see me enough he we take part in my screening before our first date, and if not, there is another lovely lady out there for him to see.

It all comes down to wanting to date for many years to come, and I am taking no risks with my safety. If a man is RESPECTFUL and COURTEOUS and understanding PROTOCOL for the UPSCALE HOBBYIST when it comes to screening etiquette, then the date is relaxed and fun from the beginning.

I've lost many potential friends who did not want to screen, but if they don't want to go through screening with me they aren't the kind of man I want to see not only once, but longterm.... since friends who are 'snipped and then flip' are the number one way careful, established and respected companions get snipped...I want to know my friends well enough and trust them enough that 'flipping' on me would never happen.  I've come to learn from stories I've heard... a companion reference is not enough. Just my thoughts...

Sorry, but I've seen your posts on here, and even without "naming names", it's disgusting that you're STILL trying to imply such things about agencies much more reputable than your own. You may have been "smart" enough to avoid naming a specific agency in this post, but those of us who saw the others know exactly who you're trying to throw under the bus, and the fact of the matter is that you're just trying to spread lies in order to make up for your own shortcomings.

Work on your business so it will stand on it's own, rather than trying to slander others on a fuck board in a ridiculous attempt to scare up clients.

There is a website that has spreadsheet compilations of all of the state prostitution arrests between 1991 and 2011. I had a quick look at the Raleigh data. There is a lot of variation from year to year. Some years fewer than 30, others well over a hundred. It's been high in recent years: 115 in 2007, 64 in 2008, 184 in 2009, 229 in 2010, 97 in 2011. Most of the arrests are for streetwalkers and their clients. More providers are arrested than clients. The trend is toward arresting more clients. It was about  about 6 to 1 in 2010 and 4 to 1 in 2011. In 2011, there were 22 arrests in hotels/residences. 12 providers and ten clients. All of the clients were arrested in a single sting on 2/26/11. All of the provider arrests were in the first 6 months of the year (wonder why?).

Underage prostitute arrests are uncommon: 12 in the last 20 years and none under 16 (It could be that under 16 arrests happen, but are handled in the juvenile justice system and don't show up here.). Two of those arrests were in apartments or homes, 1 in a motel, and the rest on the street.

In the forum I am reading concern about clients and providers being snipped and flipped. I understand this is done a lot with drug arrests. Are local departments doing that for prostitution? If they do, are those arrests kept off the record and/or expunged in exchange for cooperation (meaning they would not show up in these records.)?

Some of you know a lot more about the LE landscape locally. Is there really much of a risk of running across an established provider, agency or client with references who has been flipped? It seems that LE can generate as many arrests as they care to without going to that much trouble.