I keep wondering about providers who work out of their homes.  Surely the neighbors have noticed an unusual amount of men coming and going on a daily or weekly basis. Don't the providers care about maybe being in the neighborhood spotlight , neighbors who are wondering what's going on over there , or neighbors who have figured it out?  Is it that the providers just don't care ?  Has anyone had any negative experiences related to neighborhood concerns about 'hobbiests' activities. Any other thoughts about this?

I think most providers, that have a alot of volume,
don't work out of their own homes.

They have another place for business. As, far as the traffic, if you work during the day, most people are gone at that time and never notice. I have worked in places for awhile and never met a neighbor.

I guess that I have been very Lucky.

if you have alot of people in and out. i work a regular job in the day and i don't see that many guys so i don't worry about the people next door.

I actually know of former provider who worked from her home and got busted.  Ended up losing her home, so I would be cautious for those who are using the homepad as an incall location.
However, I think most ladies who do incalls, either host a meeting location at a hotel, or renting another place to look homey

and yes, he is a client He told me that the main reasons why providers get busted out of their homes, is because of their neighbors ratting them out. So please be careful ladies that do offer incalls at their home of residence. You may not believe this, but neighbors do take notice!

Man, I would love to live next door to a provider!  That would be like one stop shopping (don't want to drive, don't want to hassle with hotels, don't want to miss court tv, but still want to bust a nut)!

Just ask Coyote Girl Josie.  A neighbor blew the whistle on her.  I think the reason was that she wouldn't blow his.  Becaause of this she retired.

I do NOT work out of my home, but my neighbors found out what I do, because of the Russian roofers working on their home~

I didn't know for months, they didn't tell me until I was moving.

Also, my cousin was looking for a companion, saw my ad and told my family~

It was hard to adjust at first. What I did was take 2 weeks off and then limited my schedule.

Shaye