My YouTube contains information on how to beat an undercover prostitution sting. Watch "Hobbyists' Guide to Beat Undercover Prostitution Sting," and "Escorts' Guide to Beat Undercover Prostitution Sting."
Some of the tips are:

1. Never talk about trading money for sex with an escort over the phone or in person.

2. Use client verification service like Room Service 2000, Preferred411, or Datecheck.

3. No hotels only motels.

4. Never walk into a room that you do not know who is the tenant or owner. You must witness the room registration.

LE sets up on Motels all the time since it is very easy for them to watch the flow of traffic into a provider's room.  

As far as #1 goes, you won't "beat" a sting. Regardless of what you do or do not talk about if you are in the room with LE you are going to get busted and you are going down town.  A conviction may not be in your future but the bust and possible publicity alone will be enough to ruin your life.

#4? Well, good luck trying to make that happen.  The vast majority of escorts are not going to meet you outside of the hotel and accompany you to the front desk while you check in. They are also not going to allow you to witness THEM checking in since they will be registering under their real name.

There is no substitute for doing your homework. Researching a lady or screening a client are the best bets to staying out of trouble.  The venue, while not completely irrelevant, is secondary to knowing who you are seeing to begin with.

Numbers 3 & 4 are laughable.  

Motels are good setups for stings.  The open walkways allow easy surveillance from multiple positions.  Generally I would not go to an incall at a motel and I'd never book a motel room for an outcall date.

"You must witness the room registration", are you kidding me?  Do you have any actual real experience in the hobby?  The only way you are going to be able to witness the room registration is if you are the one registering a room for an outcall date.  If you are going to an incall the provider is going to checked in already and waiting for you in her room.  Providers are not going allow clients to witness them checking into a room since it would draw them unwanted attention and reveal their real identity to the client.  

It's easy to give advice on the internet whether you know shit about the topic or not.  But bad advice in this hobby can get people jammed up bad or hurt.  

I seriously hope you put a disclaimer on your youtube video. This is bad advice. Newbs out there please learn to research your companions.

The one correct item is his introductory disclaimer.  Not worth watching....
but thanks anyway for the effort.

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to not end up in the same room with LE!   It's how to do that which becomes interesting.

If the provider sets you down on the bed and starts talking about money and tries to get you to pay money, and clearly lays out the deal you need to start thinking for an escape plan.

The fuzz loves to get you on video, clear as a bell committing a crime. They also like to have you sitting down on the bed. They know where you are in the room and you have to stand up to do anything when they come busting in. So if the provider is insisting you sit on the bed and they start talking money.....you are in a world of hurt.  I suggest the following exit strategy:

Get on your knees and fold your hands in prayer and say the following:

"Sweety, I am here to save you from your wicked ways. Would you please pray with me? Dear lord turn this harlot back from the evil and sinful nature that has taken you."

Move, while still on your knees,  to the nightstand and hope that the Gideon's are still doing their good work. Get out the bible and and ask her to pray with you.


Now, if some big black pimp rushes in, just tell him you thought they were LE and hope the beating you are about to get won't hurt for more than a week. Otherwise, when the girl tells you to get the F* out, do so.

If while down on your knees you spy a camera under the nightstand, crank it up a notch. Start speaking in tongues or something.

Make sure they know you do not have the intent to pay for play.

Then ask the girl is she will go to church with you and wash away her sins.

Try to leave.


OR.....

When she sits you on the bed and starts talking money say:

"Look, I want to be honest with you. I am working on a book. I don't want to have sex, I would like to ask you a few questions. Do you mind? I am still willing to pay for your time, but I DO NOT WANT TO HAVE SEX. I just want to ask you a few questions for my research."

Then start thinking up questions that might be good in a book.

Never talk money or show money until part of you is in part of her or visa versa or vice will have you for sure.

Oh, and check the bathroom and closet BEFORE you take off your shoes or anything else.

-- Modified on 6/28/2011 2:33:10 PM

I seriously doubt that any provider would even consider allowing you to be there when she checks in.

Providers take their RL identities VERY seriously and you can bet she isn't going to let you watch her check in. Not a No, but a HELL NO!

I did have it happen to me one time as I got to the hotel on time, but she was running late due to traffic.

I was wandering the hotel trying to kill time while still not looking out of place (luckily it was a fairly large hotel).

I happened to be heading to the bathroom and was passing by the lobby and saw her checking in.

She was leaving the registration just as I was walking by.

We made eye contact, but nothing more and I felt like I really screwed things up. She definitely wasn't smiling and I apologized to her once we met as it truly was an accident.

Oh and #3 is dead wrong. I would never see a provider in anything other than an upscale Hotel.

I recommend Roomservice 2000, Preferred411, or Datecheck.  I never have problem requesting the escort to meet me at the front desk of the motel.
Motel is not fullproof. Some hotel managers will call the cops if they suspect escort service. Most motel derive their income from sex business.
Errotic reviews should be used to know what the provider provide. It should not be used to beat prostitution sting. Undercover cops sometimes post fake reviews.

Yea, I agree, bad advice. If a guy were to come into the lobby while I was registering, I would not see him, period. And motels are a huge no-no... everyone can see exactly what room you're going into.. I believe the LE in one of the suburbs in MA use this technique, where they just sit outside the motel, wait to see 2-3 guys go in for an hour, then leave, then rustle the guys for info.. a hotel, you're just another face in a faces of hundreds that come & go.. the bigger the hotel, the better.

Where do these fucking "experts" keep coming from?

Though I have to admit I LMAO when I read your post.

I just adore keyboard hobbyists! A motel, come the fuck on. This moron doesn't realize that every vice unit operates differently.

Anyone who considers himself a "messiah" already has delusions of grandeur.

I suppose he will be telling you how to run your business next. lol

Google the OP's screen name and then you'll really start to wonder.. wtf... lol.

Ok

the odds of a compainion allowing a customer to see them getting the room is never gonna happen most places require a license and a credit card to check in and no professional is going to risk their identity in this manner.  IMHO there is no 100% way to avoid a sting.    I have friends that work in LE in most cases they only need a small amount of probable cause to apply the bracelets and that probable cause is usually their word which means if they want to arrest you its gonna happen regardless of what evidence they have.  Best advice is do your homework only see well reviewed companions and be very wary of companions that dont screen.  Depending on the scope of the investigation LE can pretty much get every piece of information they need its more a question of them putting in the time and man hours to do it and  the odds of them watching every Hotel are slim so its a calculated risk.