Is it a red flag that when a providers phone number is googled, a second provider pops up? This has happened numerous times and I wonder if girls trade or sell burner phones so that it is quite possible that a legitimate provider may have a phone number that was used by another provider. I would love to hear from providers who have traded phone numbers with other providers.

It's so hard to get a burn number these days.  

When it's too easy for a client to contact me, that's not good. I like to play hard to get, so that the client stays interested. I DO NOT under any circumstances, want it to be easy for him to contact me for appointments.  

Besides, clients really love hearing another girl's voice, when they were expecting to speak with me. It reassures them that I am 100% safe and independent. Nothing for them to worry about, when I show up.

My personal favorite is when another girl's clients text me. Nothing like getting woken up at 8AM, and reading an 'I was dreaming about you' type of message, clearly meant for someone else.  

OK, seriously. When you see multiple names attached to the same number, it usually means that the number belongs to an agency. Or, it could mean that the same girl likes to change her name and photos after business starts to fall off. It's not necessarily a red flag (depending on your standards), but it's not exactly an indicator of a well-established, reputable business.

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when it comes to the situation you described. Some providers change numbers all the time, others keep their number for years. Do you research besides googling the #  Use google/image and tineye for picture verification.  

a small number of providers are using the same booking agent and the number is hers/his, not the individual provider's.

Swim

several girls sharing the same booker or running a co-op.    
Or an agency.  
Or she has changed her name or advertizes using multiple names.  

Now, I think a gal's provider reputation as a good provider IS valueable.   Changing stage names throws all that away.   Just my thoughts...    

Googling provider names is not the best research...  TER has so many good research tools.  Yes, you need VIP.  I'd run the various names through TER search & see if they are the same gal or not...  and how the reviews run.

Oh, I do - but when you see an ad from a lovely provider and the google turns up another provider (different name and picture) belonging to that number, sometimes one wants to find ways to accept that. That is why I posed the question. I read the response that it could be an agency number and that makes a lot sense to me. Otherwise, it just may be a girl is using a new a new name and a new set of pics, which does not bode well.