A little background
I'm an average Joe, not a politician.


I have only used 3 agencies since I discovered hobbying.  These agencies have been around for about 10yrs.  The ladies shown on the website dress business casual to casual. Just revealing little cleavage legs, and sometimes stomach. Im sure my real name is listed along with my Date-check ID with these agencies.  The cool part is my name is pretty common.  I'm  sure I have nothing to worry about.

If one of these agencies I visited were closed down by law enforcement, what are the odds of them Harassing me.  Yes I used my cell phone number, but the address I have registered is a P.O Box.

My Question is what happens when an escort agency is raided?

HOpefully its not as extreme as Phoenix, AZ incident.

We run to the police with our whole entire client database scout out the ones who are high profile and throw them to the beasts. LOL J/K. Talk about a subject beat to death on this board and other boards.

I, for one do not keep my clients info once they are verified and sometimes it depends on the situation when the agency gets busted but honestly IMHO the fbi law enforcement do not give a shit about who youre clients are especially if you're just joe schmoe  

You are surprising me all the time with your straight forward, innovative methods of taking care of business.

One of these days I need to get in touch with you so that I may be verified for access to your UTR ladies.

Regards,

which is one reason why I always encourage clients to get a hobby phone. A pre paid disposable phone that you only use when you are hobbying, registered to a fake name and address. Happy hobbying.

so if an indy or an agency call you to verify John Doe how do you know such person is any of your 4 digits #?

conduct biz as you do?

Now, if they burst in on you and catch you with your dick in her mouth all bets are off.

Paranoia runs rampant in this business.

You use a alphanumeric code, but a key that connects a phone number, name and address to the code has to be stored somewhere. The FBI is exceptional at breaking breath taking complex codes. The best defense against a bust is having a canary or a few in the coal mine and not being greedy when a flag goes up.

She can save the phone number, but if the person on the other end of the number is Mickey Mouse 10th who lives at Disneyland barbados, the FBI and local LE hit a dead end.

So in effect you are acting as a 'devil's advocate' for your prospective clients by checking on what information the OTHER agencies have and then telling your NEW client about it.
Ideally, you should not be able to verify them at all that way, right? The ONLY good way is if they also use JUST a 'alphanumeric' identifier without 'Keeping a client's personal information' at all.

Law enforcement have to catch you in the act or have a lady rat you out and be credible about her story. Unless you're caught in the act, it becomes your word against the lady's or agency's word. If you are an average joe, you would not be worth the energy that investigators would expend nailing you. But if you are a big name or big time politician, the disclosure factor would give investigators the juice that they need to bring you to light.

The only thing I save is phone number and first name of client but I'm curious to know how do you know which client is who when they are calling you. I would think you would have to have some kind of client info to be able to connect them to their alphanumeric code.How would you know if a client was to pass their code on to a friend or even worse LE? No disrespect to you either but I care about my ladies safety and clients as well so if their's a better method I'd love to know. Im still the new kid on the block, haven't been around for years.

Just my $0.02

ie those which accept date-check, preferred411, roomservice2000, TER or other board handles, white listing and etc and do not require "real name and employment verification"

Exactly, my point. We all assume some risk in this hobby but the smart ones take as many precautions as they can to avoid being in a sticky situation.

And date check, preferred411 and roomservice all have your real name and all your information on your profile so it absolutely makes it easier to verify.

I would not accept a client without me knowing who he is, but we are not out to be nosy, collect your info to later use it against you, or just to have you as a bargaining tool for later if something occured. I merely screen to protect myself and my ladies safety as well.

There are SEVERAL different ways to verify, its just about finding the ways that work for you that make both parties happy. I always try to make the process as painless as possible, if I cant verify someone then I let them know and move on to the next.

When my clients decide to use my agency out of all the others it means a lot to me so obviously my clients are VERY important so again I try to do the best I can to protect their info by simply not having it there lol.

'How would you know if a client was to pass their code on to a friend or even worse LE?'

Yeah, kinda what I am wondering...
If the alphanumeric code consists of say only ratings by the providers (used to determine if next 'occasion' will be approved or not) HOW will it be known if it is indeed the same hobbyist each time?

Certainly. I did not mean that you telling the client THIS info is a bad thing. IT IS ABSOLUTELY GOOD!

thanks for all the replies and suggestions.

The only agencies I have seen get in trouble were ones that used the same incall or were involved in some sort of money laundering or drugs or tax evasion.

So I guest I can relax for now...

Be Safe everyone and once again Thank you.

Will do.