A Driver Could Always Be Needed By A Provider From Time to Time!!!

There's ALWAYS been a need for SAFE, SANE, REASONABLY PRICED, CONFIDENTIAL & NON-pimp transportation services! I know for the ladies that don't have a driver's license or when a ladies car breaks down, or a ladies car goes into the shop OR when a lady comes in from out-of-town it would be helpful!

In the past, I have heard (through the grapevine) that some hobbyists do offer to meet traveling providers at the airport in order to supply them a ride to their hotel.

Of course, a few providers might jump at the opportunity to save the fee for a taxi service.

However, a provider's location (i.e., her hotel) would be immediately compromised.

In addition, many providers blur their facial images. The power of that illusion is immediately shattered by such a service meeting. The success of her trip could hinge on the driver's impression of her looks. Hobbyists enjoy back-channeling such information. Negative feedback on a provider's looks could lead to appointment cancellations.

I believe the le would  call that pimping

I would be interested in finding out why the salesman thought that specializing in selling insurance to providers was a great business opportunity.

Although I can understand his desire to find new clients and to earn commissions from selling policies, why would he want to specialize his business to a single employee-type within the service economy (i.e., providers) rather than (for example) female hair stylists.

Note:  A particularly cool angle to his business plan might entail his ability to write-off an hourly session fee as a legitimate business expense. How else could he present his services to an individual with an alias unless he managed to find a way to meet them in person at their place of work? However, the provider would have to disclose too many personal details (e.g., real name) to a client in order to actually realize the sale of a policy.

Inquiry:  Did the insurance salesman pursue his business idea?

It's a great idea. I have actually solicited some providers during session for some of these services. The most dangerous is of course taxation since we are required to ask some fairly personal info AND IRS holds us responsible for our client's lies.

The first provider that I met had a driver. After I made it to the hotel room, she received a text message from her driver. Her response to the message must have given the driver a confirmation that everything was okay with the initial moments (and to return at a later time).

As a hobbyist, I felt a little bit chilly about the driver aspect of the meeting. It made the meeting feel that there was a third party involved in the proceedings.

IF:  " it definitely makes things harder"