LPIN is just a different world. I'm not even sure it can be considered the same hobby. They are both hobbies but more like two sides of a coin, or cousins. The rules are different between LPIN and the TER-type hobby, and in Nevada rules can vary by county. I think the one constant is that being nice, polite, and well groomed always helps.

I've had some great, life-changing experiences in Nevada. But, it's all about atmosphere in the end. Here on TER we admire from afar and are taught to make almost cold, calculated, decisions on who to see. However, find yourself in a brothel surrounded by at least a dozen women after a few drinks at the bar and you may find yourself talked into something you wouldn't otherwise do. The fear of being unsafe just doesn't exist there. So, yes, there were some experiences that weren't good but you can find that in this side of the hobby too. Then, class of service also different by brothel, management, and other factors... So, as I said, a different world.

Nevada

Its always worth reminding people that the only legal prostitution in Nevada is in the liscensed brothels in the rural counties.  Even in those counties any pay-for-play outside one of the hosues is illegal.  

Las Vegas Metro PD has a Vice Detail that stays real busy.  The problem is that there is no way to shut down what goes on here. The sex business in all its guises is rampant, there is simply too much demand for it to shut it down.  Metro does a fair job of keeping it controlled and off the street corners. They do run stings in hotels to bust outcall providers and the classic street corner traps to bust johns.  I've honestly never heard of them setting up a sting to bust the clients as they showed up for incall - but that by no means ensures that they don't!

Anywhere between San Francisco and Boston.

Bottom Line: only see gals with multiple current reviews and gals screen carefully! I turn down about 50% for lack of references and I'm doing just fine .