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sympathyforthedevil 57 Reviews 127 reads
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If he did I would have given a thumbs down. It was one of the worst times I've had and most expensive.

Posted By: lisa0302
Was posting in the thread above and found myself here.

Well, I guess when in Rome.

Maybe the doorman really did give you the thumbs up. Im just saying. Giggling. its way better than the doorman laughing at you behind his hat.

CaptAwesome1768 reads

Is it my or is it a bad idea to have an incall in an apartment building with a doorman?

I don't like having to sign in, show ID or have to ask the guy to ring up to the apartment to announce my arrival.  
It seems like the doorman would get pretty wise to a steady stream of male visitors going to a particular apartment.
At the least it is indiscreet, and at worst, a nosy doorman could cause trouble with LE or building management.  

The last time I went to a doorman building for play, I got to see every visitor my lady friend had entertained since the previous evening since they all signed in on the sheet.  Probably not real names (I just signed an illegible mess of letters), but I could see exactly how busy my happy hooker had been.  

Am I the only one who feels very uncomfortable going to a doorman building to hobby?

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mrfisher467 reads

and I wasn't too pleased with it either, but the gal told me she had an arrangement with the guy (read $), and that he was cool, so don't sweat it.

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sympathyforthedevil355 reads

It happened to me with a top rated lady. I told her that the doorman has got to know what's going on and she acted shocked.

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London Rayne433 reads

I had a few guys in Manhattan that I saw who lived in a building like that, but I knew beforehand that I would have to sign in so not a big surprise...I stopped doing outcalls since then lol.

I also ran across a few hotels where they stopped you at the desk, or there was a key to get in the elevator...again, now I make damn sure to call the hotel to find these things out, before I book. This happens when cities are having major events and people off the street are trying to use the bathroom in hotels they are not staying at, so it may not always be that way year round. It's just an added security issue. During Mardi Gras, I would never even attempt to go downtown New Orleans, because most every hotel and restaurant for that matter, has a guy at the door.

If I am only seeing one person, not a big deal but even 2 a day if you're in town for 3-4 days, can raise some eyebrows.

I would avoid it if possible, but if you are the only person seeing her and it's at a hotel vs. her home, I don't see it being a big deal. She is the one seeing several guys in a week, not you.

-- Modified on 10/9/2012 1:43:40 PM

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CubbieFan2238 reads

Hi London,

A woman who I see frequently stays @ a downtown hotel that requires a key card!! The first few times she met me in the lobby & we would "role play" like we were two friends who haven't seen each other in a while!! We both should win Oscars!! HA!!  Anyway, now I just go up to a certain floor & meet her & ride the key card elevator to her floor!! One time she text me as I was in the parking lot saying she was putting on her make-up, but told me to come up!! When i didn't answer she was worried ( I was on my way up) & came to the appointed floor barefoot!! I had to laugh!! She took a couple of chocolates off the maid's cart!!  I like fun people like her & will miss her  when she retires!!

Posted By: London Rayne
I had a few guys in Manhattan that I saw who lived in a building like that, but I knew beforehand that I would have to sign in so not a big surprise...I stopped doing outcalls since then lol.

I also ran across a few hotels where they stopped you at the desk, or there was a key to get in the elevator...again, now I make damn sure to call the hotel to find these things out, before I book. This happens when cities are having major events and people off the street are trying to use the bathroom in hotels they are not staying at, so it may not always be that way year round. It's just an added security issue. During Mardi Gras, I would never even attempt to go downtown New Orleans, because most every hotel and restaurant for that matter, has a guy at the door.

If I am only seeing one person, not a big deal but even 2 a day if you're in town for 3-4 days, can raise some eyebrows.

I would avoid it if possible, but if you are the only person seeing her and it's at a hotel vs. her home, I don't see it being a big deal. She is the one seeing several guys in a week, not you.

-- Modified on 10/9/2012 1:43:40 PM

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London Rayne273 reads

if I am going to get fully dressed and go down to meet 2 guys a day for 3 or 4 days. That crap happened to me in Chattanooga of all places, and I was PISSED! I made them move me into a room where the back door led to an open courtyard, and I put a red bag by the doors to signal it was the right room lol. It was more of a kid's hotel with 3 buildings and then some train car rooms...had went 12 years ago with family, and wanted to visit again. It is a dump now compared to what I remembered, but they still rated it 3.5 stars.

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PittPanther358 reads

Once, I visited an AMP that was in an office building downtown. The doorman gave nasty looks to guys who specified that floor number when signing in. It was a running joke on a local board for that city.

Another solo girl I saw clearly had an arrangement with her doorman - he was very friendly. I wonder if he was paid in cash or poon.

Posted By: CaptAwesome
Is it my or is it a bad idea to have an incall in an apartment building with a doorman?

I don't like having to sign in, show ID or have to ask the guy to ring up to the apartment to announce my arrival.  
It seems like the doorman would get pretty wise to a steady stream of male visitors going to a particular apartment.
At the least it is indiscreet, and at worst, a nosy doorman could cause trouble with LE or building management.  

The last time I went to a doorman building for play, I got to see every visitor my lady friend had entertained since the previous evening since they all signed in on the sheet.  Probably not real names (I just signed an illegible mess of letters), but I could see exactly how busy my happy hooker had been.  

Am I the only one who feels very uncomfortable going to a doorman building to hobby?  

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no_email269 reads

I highly doubt it, and if you feel that he dose, slip him a 20. He's in the hospitality business too.

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sympathyforthedevil744 reads

I had to sign in. I couldn't believe the provider was so naive as to not think the guy would figure out what she was up to. I thought he was going to give me a thumbs up on the way out.

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London Rayne183 reads

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mrfisher150 reads

Seems like there's a bug in the code.

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London Rayne168 reads

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sympathyforthedevil136 reads

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whgerfrg56u5hrghreg345159 reads

I keep trying to go your post above and it brings me here. If this was a post on long pubes I would suspect a conspiracy, but its probably just a messed up db.

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London Rayne159 reads

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no_email163 reads

Well if it's a private residence, and the concierge accepts your parcels, that reveals alot, about ones life.

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lisa0302145 reads

Was posting in the thread above and found myself here.

Well, I guess when in Rome.

Maybe the doorman really did give you the thumbs up. Im just saying. Giggling. its way better than the doorman laughing at you behind his hat.

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sympathyforthedevil128 reads

If he did I would have given a thumbs down. It was one of the worst times I've had and most expensive.

Posted By: lisa0302
Was posting in the thread above and found myself here.

Well, I guess when in Rome.

Maybe the doorman really did give you the thumbs up. Im just saying. Giggling. its way better than the doorman laughing at you behind his hat.

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no_email135 reads

Not just the Door Man. The thumbs up was a thank you for his cut.

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aces8200 reads

Now the IRS will Know her traffic and can prove it.    Sign in sheets, doormen,  nobody said these girls or guys were smart.

Everybody is concerned about vice, but not about all the big charges-this is only one.

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quickposter1222 reads

Yep...that doorman will roll so fast.

Are you with the IRS?

Or are you just some old CPA wannabe?

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crazyshit252 reads

A doorman can spot P4P a mile away.

And if a woman is hosting an incall at a doorman building, he definitely knows or is on the payroll.

Very few buildings actually require ID.  Most just require a name and then they call up.  Simple as that.

Now, if you are hosting at your doorman building, as I have done, you either be on the younger side and be able to explain it away (as I do, because I am frequently having lots of hot female civvie guests at my place), or you better try to be sneaky and take the back entrance in (which not every building has--mine does).

I have no problem going to an incall at a doorman building.  Chances are very good that he's on the payroll.

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quickposter1208 reads

And most aren't younger!

Just act like you belong...that tends to be the easiest way to not be detected.

Unless...one is seeing the black helicopters.  Then...run like hell  LOL

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