Eloisa Drache (San Francisco/NY) and Natalie Hart (San Diego/Dallas).

For our real names and information?

Scares me. Once obtained, this info will forever be in their device(s) and could become public at anytime, with or without their permission. Doesn't take much, sometimes, for people you don't know to turn on you. I have no interest in knowing the personal info of the women I see except for a couple with whom I became friends with over time. Otherwise, it's best, IMHO, if it remains an anonymous transaction. (Elliot Spitzer, et. al. ring a bell?) The reason many use hobby phones and meet away from home. Heck, not only do we use fake names on TER, but we use aliases to disguise our fake  names.  Just my thoughts as you askef.

I totally agree I miss the days when there were certain bars where work in girls hung out you could see what you were gettin and so could they and you didn't have to play 29 questions. Still happens at a lot of Vegas bars.

I can understand if it makes her feel safer, but it makes me more nervous.

....than one 2-hr appt. Let me know if I'm reading this wrong.

I saw one the other day that really piqued my interest.  Until I saw the demand for my full name, regardless of my credentials/okays, etc.  Interest immediately extinguished.

My thoughts exactly...extinguished

Having a name isn't terribly revealing.  I have tens of thousands of names, addresses and phone numbers on file, it is called the phone book.  It's only when that info is coupled with something else that's hard to obtain -- such has hidden recordings, photos, videos.  Or billing records for incall at hotels, etc.

It says it, but I bet it wouldn't be honored.

Typically when they want a full name they also want something else such as a look at your id, Linked in or Facebook account, etc.  That complicates things.

I was approached at a local casino a while back.  My friend thought we were just lucky that to lovely girls sat with us. I knew better.  So, it's still possible around here.  It's just not likely.