Up until a few months ago, I lived alone in my home.  Then I was introduced to this gorgeous latina fox who was looking for a new address.  I offered to accept her as a room mate.  She's what a lot of us dream of. 5' 10", slim, beautiful dark eyes with hair down to the middle of her back. Only problem is, she was out to lunch when they handed out boobs.  Very pretty A cups and the nicest nips you could imagine.  Up to now, there has been no sexual action between us.  Just a little sexual banter. Lately she has told me she would be willing to step up the relationship if I would help her to get a boob job but not before. Problem is...how do I minimize my risks that she just won't say thanks for the boob job and sorry but no candy?  We've come to a compromise. She says if I will show my good faith by making the initial fees, (something like 2 G, then she would be willing to take that as a good faith demonstration and the flight would take off from there. So here's my big question. If I make my initial payment with my credit card and then she refuses to keep her end of the bargain, could the doc come after me for anything else if I decided to just blow the babe off.  (Yeah, I know I might lose the initial payment, but it's better than being on the hook for the entire amount.)  And if she didn't come through as promised, would I be able to charge back any payment made to the doc if no services other than a consultation were performed? Oh, and this is in the Los Angeles area.  Please guys! Come through on this one! This one is a doll but I sure don't want to get burned for 6 or 7 G's.

my boobs costs $2,000 and they are perfect

fly her to the country (south carolina) where things are cheaper.

Ah, the romance of a new relationship in bloom -- the bribery, the suspicion, the haggling, and the damage control plan for the day you "decide to just blow the babe off."  And all this with someone who already lives in your home.  I'm sure this arrangement is going to work out just great.

At any rate, if you give the money directly to your roommate and don't make an agreement with the doctor then he will have nothing to enforce against you.  (But be careful about any agreements which authorize her to make charges on your card.)  If the doctor is willing to extend credit to the young lady and she, shall we say, decides to just blow the doc off, he can't turn you into an involuntary co-signer.

As for her, there is nothing you can do legally to enforce your rights under this agreement.  A contractual agreement to exchange sex for money is a contract for prostitution, and no court will enforce any contract that requires a party to commit a crime.

I suppose you could draw up a loan agreement and then agree to forgive the loan over time, but then she would be the one taking the risk because there is no guarantee you would forgive any of it.  My guess is she won't go along with that one.

As for charging back payments to the doctor, that depends on how you make the payment in the first place.  It sounds like your lady friend wants you to give the money to her, not to pay it to the doctor.  After all, doctors don't usually have a procedure for accepting good faith payments.  If you give her the money from a cash advance or a check drawn against the credit card then you will have no rights against the doctor.

And keep in mind that unless she needs a reputation for delivering sex as promised (i.e., she plans to become a provider), she will have no incentive to sleep with you after the surgery.  It's a question of whether she will keep her word after you keep yours.

It all comes down to a question of trust.  From your question, I'd say that particular commodity is in short supply in your house.

"Lately she has told me she would be willing to step up the relationship if I would help her to get a boob job but not before."

I've narrowed down the crux of your post to that one sentence. My advice to you is to read it and read it again and again until you really, truly understand it. Only then will you know what to do.

Good advice from co-counsel sideone.

My question is why would you even consider a relationship which is clearly based on money?  Providers don't do that.  At least a provider who cares for you doesn't charge you for each visit.  

Your roomie is a scam artist who has staked out a sucker - you, to make the point more obvious - and you're little head is thinking for your big head.

Why you don't see this yourself is beyond me.

However, try this.  Lay $2,000 cash on your bed and tell her how much you care for her; that it's the downpayment; that it's for the doctor and she can take it to him in the morning when you wake up together.  If she refuses, say okay, no problemo.  Then, I'd tell her to leave, right then and there, and find some other place to live.  Maybe she could find some way to make her own money.

With the $2,000, I'd call Morgan Ashley to see if she could comfort you for a while.

If I wanted a "free" boob job, I would definitely sleep with the guy first (and make it good!) to get him hooked.

If he refused to fork over any money, it's just one night of sex that I wasted....but if he takes the hook, I've got new boobs. It's a small risk on my part.

So, since this girl refuses to give the guy any preview, I don't think she'll ever be his bosom buddy. Buyer beware on this one!

Disclaimer: I paid for mine with my own money already, and I'd never be sneaky like that. But I know women who have done similar and worse when guys think only with the little head.

Something here makes me suspect this one is a transgender male to female. wink I have seen some very sexy men dressed in drag and those tiny A cups could be the result of taking hormones. ha ha ha Buyer Beware

Hugs

Savanna

For $2000 you could get 5-8 sessions.

For $6000-$7000, you could bang away 20-25 sessions.

And guess what!  You'll be happier with the provider.

Is this a joke?  If you fall for this scam, you must be the dumbest guy in America.  If you're gonna pay for pussy, there are plenty of guaranteed deals out there.