How to Stay Safe on Outcalls

Travelling is an inevitable part of outcall service, and it comes with certain risks. But knowing how to stay safe before, during, and after outcall service will prevent the risks and unpleasant situations. Also, it will make it easier for you to relax and enjoy time spent with clients. Remember, you can compromise on many things, but you must never compromise on your safety and health. This article will provide you with information on how to behave and what to do in certain situations, as well as how to prepare for your date and prevent unnecessary risks.

Leave Nothing to Chance

Some professions require certain body types or body features, others require brains and intellect, but professional escorts need to have both. Why is that? Your beauty, charm, education, social skills, and all other skills may be a magnet for clients, but if you don't take the right safety measures, eventually you will find yourself in a situation where you do not want to be.

We don't live in an ideal world, so there's always a chance you can run into a client who wants to take advantage of you. But if you're smart and cautious, you'll be fine. You never know what goes on in one's mind, especially with new clients so taking the necessary steps to make sure it's safe to go on an outcall with a client is essential. You should do this every time someone books you for an outcall. Make it a habit, just like putting a seatbelt in a car.

Screening

Gathering information about clients is very important. After all, you don't want to end up with a time-waster, scammer, or potentially aggressive client. When a client calls you to arrange a booking, try to find out as much as possible about him. Ask for his name, address and phone number (preferably landline number or a hotel number). Ask him to repeat all his information and see if everything matches, if the information does not match, politely refuse the offer. Also, ask about their expectations and whether there are some special requests.

Verify the address of the client and that it is safe (it's not in a shady area). Verify the phone number by calling the place where you should meet. Call the hotel to check his reservation, or call him at home (if that's where he wants to meet you). Agency escorts don't have to worry about this, it's all covered for them by the agency. But independent escorts must be cautious. It's important to trust your gut and your instincts. If something doesn't feel right, it's better to decline the offer than to put yourself in danger.

Be part of the escort community, it's important for gathering information. Ask other escorts in your area (and clients area) about your potential client. Visit review and rating site EscortRankings.cc to find the reviews that might get you insight into the legitimacy of your client and other information. 

Tip: Search for the city you're interested in. For example, Montreal escort reviews. You'll see escorts from that city and you'll be able to read the reviews.

Services

You're a professional escort, so make sure the client understands what you offer and what's off the table. All information should be on your escort profile, services, rates, terms and conditions, biography, etc. Make sure the client has all the right information, booking time, the price, payment method, etc. You don't want any misunderstandings or potentially dangerous situations. 

Don't Reveal Your True Identity

The basic rule of escorting is to keep your identity anonymous. It's not just about your name on your escort profile. Any object or a document like a bank card, ID, driver's licence, etc., can reveal your identity, so it's best to keep them out of sight of a client. Put everything in your bag, and your bag should go with you even in the bathroom. Also, avoid any topics that can reveal your personal information.

You don't want clients to call or text you in your free time, especially not on your private number. Don't use your personal mobile phone for work. Get a prepaid phone (and new phone number) that will be on your escort profile, and use it for work only.

Inform a Friend of Your Whereabouts

Before you meet with a client, always inform a friend or someone you can trust where you are going and what your plans are. Let them know the name, address and phone number of your client in case something goes wrong with your date. Arrange the way of communication and set up a signal (or codeword) for emergencies. 

Transport

If a client offers to pick you up from your apartment or drive you back, always decline. You don't know him, so you don't want him to know where you live. Use your vehicle, take a taxi, or even better, arrange for a driver to take you to his place and back. If it's your first meeting with the client, it's best to arrange with the driver to wait for you in case you need him during your date. If you decide to drive alone, park your car away from your client's house so he can't see your plates.

Payment Before Service

When you meet your client at a hotel room or his place, he should pay you the exact amount for your services right away. Remember, payment in advance, before services. If he refuses, remind him of the agreement, and if he still refuses, leave. If you agree to pay you after your date, you risk not getting paid for your work. Avoid accepting credit cards. It's best to inform him during the booking process that you accept only cash. The client should prepare the payment in an envelope and place it where you can see it and count the money if you want. It will be wise to buy a bank note pen checker, you never know if you will encounter counterfeit notes.

Safety Measures

• Arrive 15 mins earlier to check out the surroundings, and if it's a safe location.
• If there are more people with him (at his place or a hotel room), tell him it wasn't part of the agreement and that they must leave. If he refuses, leave.
• Check for hidden cameras (mobile phone, laptop, computer, etc.) Secretly filming is rare, but it happened before.
• Check the client's address on Google maps.
• Always keep your mobile near you.
• Don't accept drinks (especially if it's poured out of your vision)
• Apps can help you stay safe. Use Client eye to see reported clients (no shows, time-wasters and abusive clients).
• Hollie Guard is an app that has various features for safety. It calls your “safe” contact if you don't check out at the end of your date with the client. The app will log your destination and journey. If you feel unsafe, just shake your phone and it will alert you“safe contact” (your friend or whomever you choose) to call the police.
• Be aware of your surroundings and exits.
• If you notice drugs or weapons in the apartment (or a hotel room), and you feel in danger, make an excuse and leave (you can tell him you'll be back shortly).
• Be cautious about using the word “love” while with a client. He may misinterpret it. Don't give the impression that you can be lovers (unless you want to).