There is no real way to prevent LE from doing exactly what you are suggesting.

My advice is to remember that everything you say on a public board is exactly that. PUBLIC.

Of course as we all know reviews are works of fiction, total fabrications for the entertainment of the members. lol

Some of them live double lives. The go after providers where they work and hobby in other places.

Not on Monday nights

When there's election, there's crazy enforcement ... big boys have to look good.
When the budget gets tight or nobody in office cares, there's low enforcement
and we don't care where hobbyists are sticking their schlongs as long as you horny bastards keep the streets clean.

Sometimes we snag one of you hobbyists or agency owners, threaten with a harsh punishment just to flip you over to our side...  and then have you rat out ALL YOUR friends / clients.

But hey, we're watching these boards... we're combing through the threads and watching you
and *cough* hobbying *cough* on the side too. lmao

PS: not written by a real LE
but by 'Detective' AE. lol

Yes, treat the board like every post is being read by law enforcement.  That said, I imagine they would get 99% of what they want (the identity and location of providers and agencies) from the reviews and the regional boards.  I can't see what would be interesting to LE on the general board, unless the post describes a specific, identifiable, occurrence that concerns some greater crime, like child exploitation or a missing person.

LE is obviously an issue to us all. Are outcalls safer than incalls? Better chance of pleading ignorance?

Also, is there really a way of knowing what is legal and what isn't - for example, you answer that you're not LE on the call, no discussion of services, very possibly no discussion of donation for time, at what point in getting comfortable and the provider providing is anyone actually breaking the law? In many cases where the research is done beforehand, there is very literally no "what do you want" and no how much do you want for that - either on the phone or in person?

TMI can reveal your identity and when that happens you could be prey to people trying to extort or scam you.

Keep this in mind the next time you feel you need to state around where you live, or what you do for a living, or what kind of car you drive, etc.

Play safely!

If you are not doing anything illegal, it does not matter.  I am guessing you are referring to those that are involved in paying for sex.  It seems there are some that elude to that kind of behavior here.

I don't patronize prostitutes, so it isn't an issue for me.  Why would you need to do that?  There are plenty of opportunities for sex, without doing that.  Just pay for a lady's time for escorting or massage, and I think your chances are good for it developing into romance.  There are not a lot of occupations anymore that involve sex on the job, but those that do, offer very good odds.

If you read the disclaimers on provider websites as well as this one, you will find what I am saying is true.  Also, when you hand a lady money, always make clear it is for her time or escorting/massage services.  If they try to sell you specific sex acts, get out of there!  That's a sign you have encountered a prostitute.  

But there is nothing wrong with the sweeties that just can't resist hot guys like us, even if it is in the middle of providing other services.  If only all women were that honest with themselves.

Until there is election some politicians wants to make name for themselves for crime busting, this what they go for. Low hanging fruit.

Cops can care less. I have talked to a few of my cop acquaintances and that's what tell me. It is civil violation anyway but the public doesn't know so, they think AG is doing one helluva job fighting crime.