If I told you I would never do anything against the law, and then I stuck a gun in your face and told you to give me all your money, would I be breaking the law? Please use some common sense. It’s not what you say, it’s what you do. In reality disclaimers about LE not being welcome and compensation if for time only and not an offer of prostitution could be used against the provider is court. The prosecutor could project the webpage on a screen in the court room and ask the rhetorical question, “Why would the defendant ask the police not to enter, or even mention prostitution if she was not breaking the law. How many businesses have a sign requesting the police not to enter? Why would she not want the police to enter her website if she were legitimate?”
The disclaimer may help the clients who are surfing for providers to be more discreet and appropriate. They forget what their rights are and are not when they get excited. The disclaimer ads to the fact that you are an entertainer and not to be confused with other illegal activities. Remember that there are a lot of new people coming on line to check out escorts everyday.
A statement saying you are not a prostitute and there is no offer of prostitution is a lot different than a statement warning LE not to enter your website. A CMT could easily be mistaken for a prostitute, so a statement regarding not being a prostitute would be legitimate. Where would a statement warning LE not to enter your website be legitimate?
Worse. You are probably causing LE to laugh out loud at the sillyness of it, and if they do decide on a sting operation, to possibly target youy for their own entertainment.
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