Hey everyone,

I'm looking to create a service that makes this industry both safer and seamless. If you had a magic wand, what is your ideal service to make this great? An AirBnb for escorts for trust? An Uber-like service to track incalls and outcalls?  
What are the problems you face today.

Looking forward to your ideas!

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You might provide a little background about yourself in conjunction with your request. Your TER handle does not yield any reviews for non-USA providers, and I don't really know how to search for your previous postings.  

Your thoughts appear noble but these are complicated times and folks would be more willing to share if they knew who they were sharing with.  

Just a suggestion.  Good luck.  This hobby needs innovation now.

I haven't used it, it's limited to certain markets, but it's intriguing.

that has messages, private messages, and local ad boards to allow people to learn and get comfortable with the people they consider meeting.

In other words, TER before SESTA.    Everything else out there that I've seen is piecemeal and/or not robust enough to cut it.

Thank you Fuzzy,

I just signed up to TER, so I have no prior history. I'm a big advocate for independent escorts and want to make the trade more legitimate and safe. Right now I'm in a transitionary period occupation-wise where I am now taking this project full-time.  

Thus, I'm doing some market research to learn more about what problems hobbyists and escorts experience when searching, meeting, paying, etc that I may have overlooked or missed. More importantly, I want to know what you want and if the community agrees, maybe I'll build it.

Thank you Mr. Fisher!

If you don't mind, can you be more specific as to what about those things make TER amazing for searching? To be honest, it seems a bit tedious to go through ad boards and such instead of just having a gallery view AirBnb/Facebook style. Would you prefer something like that instead?

Also, I read that there are some pre-screening requirements. Can you explain how that system typically works and what is normally requested?

Thank you Mr. Fisher!

If you don't mind, can you be more specific as to what about those things make TER amazing for searching? To be honest, it seems a bit tedious to go through ad boards and such instead of just having a gallery view AirBnb/Facebook style. Would you prefer something like that instead?

Also, I read that there are some pre-screening requirements. Can you explain how that system typically works and what is normally requested?

What I liked about how TER worked is that you can see an ad for a gal who is coming on a particular day or week, or whatever, then click a link from that ad to her profile, read her reviews, and see if she is right for you.   You can also access her other ads and website if she has one to further learn about her.

You could also use TER if say, you were going to be visiting another city on a business trip by going to the review section and in-putting that city plus other characteristics you want in a gal, then getting a whole list of profiles to choose from.

It may take some time, but you knew you were getting the best possible information available, and it is all from one site.   If that is tedium, then bring it on.

If I were to use an AirBnB system as you describe, I'd like to have some way of verifying that person's information to be sure they are for real.   In any case, what's to stop LE from prosecuting that site under SESTA?

Hi Fisher,

Thank you for your timely response! This is great feedback. It appears that quality information - a built out profile, is one of the most important filters.  

You mentioned that you'd like to have a way of verifying a person's information to be sure they're real. Is this a problem that happens often? Can you be specific as to what information?

As for LE, I'm still figuring out a solution. But as I am not American, I can do this out of the USA to remain compliant. Also open to suggestions if you have any.

a multitude of good reviews from reviewers who have themselves written a multitude of reviews.

Other than me hiring a detective to check them out (Which ain't about to happen.) that is the way to go.

Thank you Mr. Fisher,

That seems to make sense. I just got off the phone with someone who also stated that screening is the most important thing. I'll consider this as a priority when creating the final product. I'll keep you all posted!