Hi all,

Is there any etiquette around seeing uncensored face photos of a provider before booking with them? A provider's face is a huge factor in my meeting with them, maybe even more so than her body. I've always been very picky, but now I work in the entertainment industry and my standards are screwed even more :P Have yet to meet with a provider who's face has been censored.

And for good reason.  What if someone they knew (relative, friend, someone from another job or their school) saw their photo?

One way to handle this without asking for a face pic (which could turn off the provider) is to read reviews for comments about the provider's face, and also you can PM recent reviewers and ask about it.

-- Modified on 3/24/2018 11:47:24 AM

with the ones that show their face lol

but don't expect to get a lot of yeses.

Maybe if you offer to send them your photo, and you reveal a lot of your personal info, they'll relent.   How do you feel about that?

I did have a few gals send me photos of themselves after we had booked a date.   We were to meet in a public space, and they felt that I should be able to recognize them.   (I likewise sent my photo to them.)   I suppose I could have cancelled if I wanted to after seeing their photos had they been hideous enough  (Fortunately, they were all rather toothsome.), but that would be a bit on the dastardly side.

 
As suggested, stick to gals who do show their face, and that is probably for the best for all.

Yep, that's what I had figured! I was just curious if there was any etiquette on being sent photos after going through a screening process and such. I thought, maybe at that point if they were willing to meet with you for a date, they would be willing to send a photo prior.

No harm though, was just wondering if there was an accepted practice around it. I'm all about providers staying safe.

-- Modified on 3/24/2018 11:30:12 AM

I do not send photos of myself. I send enough info so they can find me in a crowd. "I will have a silver Happy Birthday Helium Balloon pinned to my empty sleeve."

Well, the issue is I am very easily Google-able, so chances are they already have my photo once I'm screened lol

Haha, yep! That's what I'm doing for now :P