I've noticed alot of providers require a screening process that includes you coughing up your job name/phone number.  Do they actually call the workplace?  I'm not trying to get fired because Sally the Escort called looking for me or to varify my employment.

Yes they actually call your workplace but they don't introduce themselves as Sally the escort.  Most of the time they will simply ask for your extension or, if necessary, they will say that they are calling from your doctor or dentists office to confirm an appointment or something innocuous of that nature.  They don't ask questions about you, they just want to make sure that you are who you say you are.

thanks

We don't want to get you in trouble at work, 'cause then how could you afford to see us?

"Mr. Fisher, you're latest hooker friend is calling for you on line 2."

You should just see all the envious stares I get.

"Dr. Fisher:  You have a code RED on line 69. Can you please pick up?"  LOL

Hugs,
Ciara

the ladies have already arrived at the hotel, and the clock starts when they arrive, not when he arrives...

So he better run his buttocks over to the Marriott pronto, while there is still enough time for him to have a quicky...

and no, I will not leave a call back number, just give him that message and tell him it's from Huggy Bear!

QED