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tyson.bacchus 515 reads
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I've been using p411 for years, had to sign up twice after locking myself out of an old p4p email.  

They want to know your home address, where you work, and your real name. There are lots of ways to establish these things, but they seem to typically request a combination of documents including utility bills, drivers licenses, pay stubs, and typically a discrete phone call to your office.  If you have references from two providers active on p411 they bypass some of this.  

They generally screen employment by calling the main line at your place of work and asking for you.  As I understand it they're very discrete.  However, lots of people work for companies without main lines or are freelancing/consulting/self-employed and they seem willing to work with you to prove your employment or source of income some other way.  I believe I sent a pay stub when I was with a company that didn't have a central number.  

Presumably they cross-reference this with Internet info (LinkedIn, google searches, public Facebook info) and also with public records databases to the extent available (at least for US users, almost everyone is verifiable with name, address, and date of birth).

I'd be somewhat surprised if they did a comprehensive criminal records check.  That seems beyond the scope of what they advertise doing (verifying identity).

Basically, they're going to verify who you are somehow -- but are quite flexible as to how.

-- Modified on 2/24/2015 6:49:25 AM

13rdrf1861 reads

I am sold on P411, I am just curious how they go about verifying everything confidentially.  Does anyone have insight to share?

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Senator.Blutarsky513 reads

...Gina is great to work with and will answer all your questions.

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bigsky554 reads

who is Gina?

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swimtrekr476 reads

exchanged some PM's with her last year.  She is in Canada as are there servers, where prostitution is legal.  While I do not know exactly how they screen, I would guess the process is slightly different for each client.  I think it all depends on what personal information the client is willing to share.  I will say this, again, it's a lot better to give your info to one site like P411 than to pass it around to a bunch of providers.

Swim

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Catalina_Rizal461 reads

I personally use P411 but I do my own screening as well. p411 is a great tool for part of my screening.  
No website is 100 % bulletproof.  

 

Posted By: swimtrekr
exchanged some PM's with her last year.  She is in Canada as are there servers, where prostitution is legal.  While I do not know exactly how they screen, I would guess the process is slightly different for each client.  I think it all depends on what personal information the client is willing to share.  I will say this, again, it's a lot better to give your info to one site like P411 than to pass it around to a bunch of providers.  
   
 Swim

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1192967531 reads

...they would be glad to tell you about it. That's how they can work with you to do it discreetly.

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truu1517 reads

I'm certain they do a background check and I know they check your employment discretely.  

Posted By: tallguy800000
I am sold on P411, I am just curious how they go about verifying everything confidentially.  Does anyone have insight to share?

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tyson.bacchus516 reads

I've been using p411 for years, had to sign up twice after locking myself out of an old p4p email.  

They want to know your home address, where you work, and your real name. There are lots of ways to establish these things, but they seem to typically request a combination of documents including utility bills, drivers licenses, pay stubs, and typically a discrete phone call to your office.  If you have references from two providers active on p411 they bypass some of this.  

They generally screen employment by calling the main line at your place of work and asking for you.  As I understand it they're very discrete.  However, lots of people work for companies without main lines or are freelancing/consulting/self-employed and they seem willing to work with you to prove your employment or source of income some other way.  I believe I sent a pay stub when I was with a company that didn't have a central number.  

Presumably they cross-reference this with Internet info (LinkedIn, google searches, public Facebook info) and also with public records databases to the extent available (at least for US users, almost everyone is verifiable with name, address, and date of birth).

I'd be somewhat surprised if they did a comprehensive criminal records check.  That seems beyond the scope of what they advertise doing (verifying identity).

Basically, they're going to verify who you are somehow -- but are quite flexible as to how.

-- Modified on 2/24/2015 6:49:25 AM

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