I do not really care how many providers are operating w/o being caught, I only that they aren't going to catch me. Search "Beaver damn prostitution" . LE got a hold of her client list with real names.
Posted By: xcurvycatrinax
Again, you will get responses from hobbyists who would give you their point of view based on what they would or would not do. Also hobbyists are not going to give you specifics of what they did the first time they got verified. Because they are afraid of being chastised on a board. So they will pound their chests and pretend they didnt go through a thorough screening to save face amongst their bros.
Since they do not take clients themselves they cannot tell you if this is a normal request or not.
They will posts links to busts that take place all over the nation to alarm you.
They will show you worst case scenario, which is something you should be aware of.
But in most instances it was of trafficking situations, underage girls, set ups for johns and most recently a provider in WI who lacked some serious common sense.
Plus, There are those handful of shiny examples where well known providers were busted but its because that 1 in a million chance that the provider was careless.
But statistically speaking, the amount of busts in comparison to the amount of times everyone participates bust free because of proper screening and the implementing of verification protocols, pales in comparison.
Ive posted a response to a similar question about this and have added the link.
All providers have different screening requirements.
Asking for your full name, work info and age is in fact quite common.
There are some providers who do not accept references so they ask for that info.
There are some providers who accept references and do not ask for the other info .
AND there are some providers who ask for the whole kit and kaboodle.
Provider References, Work info , asking for a pic of your ID , full name, a form of picture ID, social networking sites such as Facebook, Linked or Twitter..
These are all common.
There are well over 100,000 providers in the United States, who service millions of clients yearly who have operated their business without getting busted.
Do your research..
~Cat