I'm so angry and it's my fault for being so damn stupid...had a client book for 45min
comes in and asks how much I say 220...he shows me envelope with 300 says he will leave 300 if I can dance for him a little...and I should of taken the envelope then and there but he casually put it back in his jacket and went to bathroom to freshen up
I'm not a keener on getting donation right away...well now I will be
anyway so 30min pass...give him great service knowing he left me such a good tip
well he quickly gets dressed and put envelope on counter. .I wait till he leaves to open it
I open it...fuker....3 small cut out pieces of newspaper inside
he must have switched the envelope in the bathroom 
I can't believe I just got conned ...feel like crying...but lesson learned the hard way I guess
Always donation up from and always count it
so angry I would love to hurt him

I'm sorry this happened to you. I can understand your anger. I'd be furious, and I'm actually angry for you just thinking about it. Because it's not a service like being a plumber, etc. it's taking complete advantage. You have he's phone number, perhaps scare him a little with the police. Even if they can't do anything/you don't call them. Maybe he doesn't know this and if he's thinking his phone is being tracked to his house (where possibly wife and kids are) he'll think twice about doing it again.

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"Pay before Pleasure" There are only a couple of good regulars I will wait until the end with everyone else I take the cash (I sometimes count it in front of them if they are new) and stash I it out of sight in another room. That way you will never be caught out.

That's why I don't like when they put money in an envelope. Most guys think it's polite to do it that way, so it doesn't look like a transaction if they can't see the money.
I once got ?60 shortchanged by a really nice guy in a 5* hotel in central London, he gave me a sealed (I know ) envelope, and I was too embarrassed to open it and count the money. Silly I know, and I wasn't even that new. I didn't even think that he could play a trick on me, since he is 'so nice', polite and is staying in a very expensive hotel, silly me.

I know ladies it's awful  I'm happy that my agency didn't make me leave the 40 percent anyway since it was my fault...but definitely learned my lesson...I always found it weird to ask for money right away and heard some men get turned off because it feels too much like a transaction for them but I won't care about that anymore ...
and yes my agency has been calling him but of course no answer...sure they took care of threatening him
but now that I look back at the session he did act very suspicious as soon as he got in but usually when I see men acting suspicious I instantly think they might be cops not cons...I live in Canada so I do have to still be aware of any undercover cops here
but yah he walked in and was looking around the room...red flag 1
and then he asked if there is anyone else in the apartment. ..red flag 2
I just thought he was new to this kind of incall 
haha anyway 3 months into this business so learned my lesson...hope it doesn't happen to anyone else out there