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I don't know that I would call it paranoia.
itic501 9 Reviews 1744 reads
posted
1 / 11

I am a rookie to this hobby and have a handful of encounters. I am finding that I will often show up early and check out the building before I go in. I will often experience a level of panic and worry when I do this. I am concerned that the place has LE observation or that a pimp will jump out of a closet and mug me. How do I best alleviate these fears? Also, I have visited a few places where I know they used CCTV to screen potential clients. How do I know that my face won't show up on a website somewhere? I appreciate any advice my fellow hobbyists  and providers can offer. Thanks.

belindabell See my TER Reviews 1051 reads
posted
2 / 11

But, every so often, I do feel some anxiousness and uncertainty when meeting new friends.   And, if I know the gent is early driving around the parking lot and scoping things out, that anxiousness would be increased.  I think you would be better served to be punctual but not early.   Be discreet and act like you belong there.   I don't always remember, but I try to tell the gent exactly where the elevator is so he is not in the lobby looking like he's lost.  You want to blend in as much as possible.  Driving around and scoping things out only brings attention to yourself.  

You should look at a girls reviews.  Sometimes, if the girl has a driver or a pimp, someone has written it in the reviews.

rubbernickel 967 reads
posted
3 / 11

and to know when to walk away.

As for BM's rules, I'm glad those aren't written in stone.
Some of those could get in the way of a guy's fun.

Roth2012 8 Reviews 856 reads
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4 / 11

Good! I am taking notes.

Posted By: breadmaker
Ten commandments for hobbying (these are different from the other Ten Commandments but like them they do not guarantee that you won't go to hell anyway.)

1.  Avoid persons who are under 25.
2.  Seek reviewed persons (reviews can be from this site or others). It goes without saying that you should read the review--see Commandment 8.
3.  Avoid a new provider who has one review from a new and unknown reviewer.
4.  Google images is your friend.
5.  Tineye images is another friend.
6.  Avoid ads that are too good to be true ($100 with a hot young thang is not a promise of a good day).
7.  Seek providers who have been in circulation a while.
8.  Don't stop thinking with your big head until your little head is being made happy.
9.  Never leave a new friend with cash in a room with an exit while you go to an inner room (unless it is her house).
10. Spas are bust magnets.

rainycloudyday 27 Reviews 1164 reads
posted
5 / 11

My first 2 rules:

1. Don't talk about hobby
2. Don't talk about hobby

vorlon 119 Reviews 1721 reads
posted
6 / 11

They are typically smart and experienced enough to avoid trouble.  Once you have some experience then you are more likely to be able to sniff out a bad situation and avoid it.  But there is no foolproof solution and a little paranoia is a useful thing for a hobbyist or provider.

-- Modified on 10/15/2012 11:14:52 PM

vallen 12 Reviews 1076 reads
posted
7 / 11

Seriously. This sounds totally miserable. If I was you, I'd stick to outcall at a decent hotel. Nice, neutral, public ground for you both.

monieb 46 Reviews 631 reads
posted
8 / 11

is in large part excellent.  I am reminded of the scene in Ocean's 11 where Brad Pitt is explaining to Matt Damon all the rules of pulling off the scam of being an agent from the NGC (Nevada Gaming Commission).
He gives him plenty of advice and direction but when he gets to the most important item, Pitt is interrupted and you never get the key element to remember.  Same here.  Its different for each of us.  The best most solid advice is to see well reviewed providers and follow their lead on getting to the meeting.

MrTorque 4 Reviews 731 reads
posted
9 / 11

It'll keep one on their toes & aware of a given situation.  I remain cautiously optimistic and slightly paranoid/on edge as a hobbyist.

MsDynamite See my TER Reviews 710 reads
posted
10 / 11

I tend to not be so much paranoid of LE but more paranoid for not so well behaved guests.
Nothing worse than not being able to be comfortable or connect with whom you're with.

RealP4U 57 Reviews 1113 reads
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11 / 11
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