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amazona

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I see an independent SP advertising and she is looking for your Linkdin Profile and facebook profile before booking .
don't you think is a little too much ?.Under no circumstances I would provide.will you and what is your opinions ?
 

Sol Tee Nutz

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Look behind you.
Here, an advertiser, I saw it also. Not gonna happen.
 

yoss1138

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Patron makes good points. There is more risk in the states. This is an increasingly popular trend among Indys in the states. SPs claim this is needed to screen out LE, etc. This is despite LE leaving Indy’s alone AND despite the fact that the requested info could easily be faked by LE seriously looking to bust an SP.

LE is rightly targeting trafficking, not Indy’s here in the states.

My concern is a real reason (for some, not all) is to gather information that can be used to your disadvantage. Her looks or service isn’t as advertised? You’re not going to write a negative review knowing an SP could retaliate. Say LE does in fact bust someone? Sell your client list to the media to pay your legal bills. Have a falling out with a regular customer? Out him to his friends and family on social media. The above has happened already in Dallas.

Bad Indys can’t use third party verification like P411 or TER to their benefit, which is why some have started shunning it and gathering your personal information themselves.

The second reason this is happening is that established SPs know it discourages competition by making new girls think there is a safety epidemic, as well as forcing guys to see SPs who’ve “grandfathered” them instead of getting verified with a rookie SP.

Look, most are honest and virtuous and just providing the customer with many options, or are worried about serial killers. But many are not.

Be careful out there.

SPs need to be careful too of course. Use third party verification, references, or meet in a place with video surveillance like a hotel lobby if safety is really your concern. Creating more databases with personal info isn’t the answer.
 

amazona

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personaly iI think this will never work in Montreal or as matter of fact in Canada.I am sure there are some idiots out there clients or even SP's..
 

Julia Sky

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Personally the only thing I ask for is a real cellphone number (or) a reference from a reputable lady (or) a board handle with a posting history.

I dont need real life information besides a Phone number because my biggest concern is no-shows and fake calls. My safety has been jeopardized in the past but even this doesn't outweight these 2 times I almost became homeless (at 18 & 19 years old !!!) because of people harassing me with fake calls multiple times a week or even a day. And while fake calls happen with guys using real numbers too, it's a lot less frequent and it's also easier to block a real number. Whereas time wasters using text apps can just get another app number and fake book you again.
 

Jessica Rain

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I ask for your real name and cell number. No text apps. Plus Board handle and SP reference (or) work verification. Some men, about half of my clients, are not board members. Giving work information/LinkedIn can help clients still have the option of booking while not having a "hobby" presence.

I find giving potential clients options, allows them to book with what they feel comfortable sharing.
 

Halloween Mike

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I saw the ads in question. Its funny because i spoke about this on twitter not long ago with an US provider. I mentioned i would not give my real full name on a first meeting or "screening process". I would be ok with giving it to her after multiple dates if she gives me hers :)

I am suspecting the new lady who advertise this is probably somebody from the exterior unfamiliar with Montreal's way.

Personally i am willing obviously to provide my board handle, actually i provide it even if not asked for it. I think it add credibility to my booking as i have multiple reviews, a constant presence etc. It will show to her that 1, i am not a dangerous client and 2 i am also serious and not somebody who will cancel or whatever. I also am fine with providing a reference, be it from an indy i saw in the past or from an agency owner.

But on the other hand i would not provide my full name, no matter what. I would also not provide link to my facebook profile (i have no linkedin profile). Its not "super secretive" and if you end up stumbling on it, i don't really care, but i won't just "give it" like that.

And remember i am a rather open guy, i don't really care people know i see escorts. So i can fully understand how most other guys would be even much more "restricted" than me to give such infos.

I can understand if the guy has no board presence that an SP can be a little more "nervous" to meet him, but i think in those case a reference should do it. Plus there is many alternative options, i mean seeing somebody outcall in an hotel room is pretty safe. I doubt any psycho would kill anybody there :/

I always said for incall SPs should have friends around or "hired muscle" to protect them. Not pimps but dudes who would work FOR THEM as employees to assure there safety when they are unsure.

ANYWAY... lol

To each there own. Personally when i see an ads like this asking for too many infos and im not comfortable with providing that, i just skip it and "move to the next one"
 

amazona

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Well saif HM.I do the same .I"ll give my real info after few meetings if I feel comfortable .
 

Easy going

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I can understand that some may not want to reveal personal information for obvious reasons. However, there are so many ways to get around this (provide board handle, reference, meet in a public place beforehand..etc). For those providers who want to be sure that the client is serious, if dealing with outcalls, have the client arrive at the hotel early and then call from the hotel with the room number. Knowing his room number, the SP can then call him back to be sure he’s really there.

One more thing. To those who freely give out their cell phone numbers, they may as well also provide their real names. I have caller ID at work and it will display the name of whoever is calling including someone calling from a cell phone. The only way to hide your name and number is to block your number prior to calling. In fact a friend of mine also has caller ID on his cell phone. Whenever his sister calls from the cell phone which she shares with her husband, her husbands name pops up since the number is officially registered under his name.

So in summary, to those concerned with privacy issues, DO NOT give your cell phone number. It’s equivalent to providing your name. Remember that this is 2018.
 

Halloween Mike

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So in summary, to those concerned with privacy issues, DO NOT give your cell phone number. It’s equivalent to providing your name. Remember that this is 2018.

You sure about that? At home we have "caller ID" or "l'afficheur" as we say in french and when i would call with my cell phone only a number would show up. When i booked for an agency for a litle while on the cell i would only see the numbers. I always assumed my cellphone would not give my name, only the number. I may have to double check that.
 

Easy going

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You sure about that? At home we have "caller ID" or "l'afficheur" as we say in french and when i would call with my cell phone only a number would show up. When i booked for an agency for a litle while on the cell i would only see the numbers. I always assumed my cellphone would not give my name, only the number. I may have to double check that.
Absolutely sure, Halloween Mike. At work, I have real caller ID with shoretel and see the names of anyone who calls, unless the number is blocked, then it shows up as “unknown”.
 

Jessica Rain

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Well saif HM.I do the same .I"ll give my real info after few meetings if I feel comfortable .

While I can understand that position, you would be coming to my private personal home on a first visit, so you would already know so much more about me. I don't think anyone would have someone in their house without knowing their real name and phone number. Would you?
 

Julia Sky

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Caller ID doesn't apply to texting (which is what I do, I don't take phonecalls)

I like to think that you should not get intimate with someone you don't trust a minimum. I ask minimal information in order to feel at ease and safe meeting someone. If someone doesn't trust me enough to provide one of these (in order to gain MY trust), then why would they trust me enough to book me and get intimate with me in the first place ?
 

Easy going

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Caller ID doesn't apply to texting (which is what I do, I don't take phonecalls)
That’s true, Julia. No one will have your real name displayed on their cell phones if you text them. However...(a big however) ... there are reverse phone number apps and services that can be used to find out the real name knowing the cell number. This is fairly easy to do if someone is determined. I would strongly suggest that you use a text app, the guys won’t even know. I’ve suggested this to several SPs who had legitimate privacy issues in the past.
 

Mistral

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Don't do it.

When I encounter any request from the supply side to share my personal information, I instantly move on.
 

Julia Sky

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Easy Going : I have used apps and burner phones for 2 years :p I know about all of this. I was more replying to the poster who said "never give a real cellphone number to a sp because caller ID"... If you use texts , caller ID doesn't apply. BUT honestly - someone who really wants your info with bad intentions can have it no matter how hard you try to be anonymous. This is 2018 as said earlier. So the whole "I dont want to provide a Phone number because..." is just an illusion :p

Fun fact, recently was told "It's not that I dont trust you, it's just that I dont want to provide my real phone number in case you fall in love with me". Oh, okay :|
 
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Don't forget your passport number, bank card and password.

I am sure "Candy" only wants to make sure you are not giving her false information.
If possibly make sure you pay the full amount by interact transfer in advance, its best to get these bothersome issues out of the way before you meet.

Don’t forget to divulge your PIN number and bank password.

Abc’s Of meeting SP’s:

Invent a username and keep to it, never ever give your real name, no matter how well you get to know her.
Use burner app for your calls/texts or an burner phone, never use your real phone number wether private or business.
Never send money via interact or other means, even to “well established” SP’s, always pay with cash.
SP’s who ask for too much info are to be avoided, they are in general not at all worth it and often way overvalued.
Never tell them what you do. What you are doing is illegal! Don’t forget that. Anonymous be anonymous
Have fun!
 
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