Ok, if I contact a provider by email and say only that I want to meet her and give her my P411 ID and she replies with "I am outcall only 140hh 220h and then I call her and say "Can I meet you on March 10th?" and we meet in my outcall hotel and she gets there and sees me put the donation on the table but nothing is ever said about it, then is there still a way to be set up and busted? Sorry for the extremely long sentence.

More accurate answer. Yes even though you can still be busted if she is an undercover cop, as long as she is a well reviewed provider your chances of getting busted are very, very slim. Jsut remember to do your research and you should be fine.

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Thanks

but not for getting busted.  

Every grammarian is extolling the virtues of short sentences, even to the point of claiming that texting is useful to help students learn to use short sentences, but I demur; Mark Twain wrote his novels using very long sentences, often filling an entire paragraph running half the page, and he expressed his thoughts wonderfully.

The secret is in knowing how to use punctuation, especially the comma and the semi-colon.

Rock on mrfisher!! : )

I write in long sentences my only problem is they should probably be short sentences.

Bowling pin
Knocked down - it gets to wearing thin
They just won't let you be

Sometimes the light's all shining on me
Other times I can barely see
Lately it occurs to me
What a long strange trip it's been


QED

Based on your scenerio, you probably won't get busted.  You mentioned you gave her a P411 ID, therefore she had been verified like you were verified.  Without that P411 IDn Gambler is correct In fact you should NEVER discuss prices in e-mail or in person. That evidence of solicitation.

It's long 200 word paragraphs that are almost unreadable.