There are some, but they require quite a bit of screening information such as address, phone number and where you work.

You can also consider a legitimate screening service like Roomservice 2K or Datecheck.

If you do a search on this board using "screening" as the key word, you will find abundant posts on this subject.

You have to be truthful that you are new.  Expect to give more verification & give her time to check you out.  It may take a few tries.

Self employed, retired, others have to give more to get verified.
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A lot of providers ask for referrals.  How do I go about making an appointment with one if I don't have any referrals?

I am a fairly new Provider, and have some of the same issues, in reverse.  I find that an honest exchange of information, limited but enough, in trust, is best =)

Some aren't willing, and while I understand that, I think safety is more important than chances... and in the end, discretion on our end is really our very livelihood, yes?

Kisses,
Renaissance Dawn

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