How was the weekend work Justine?  I'm under the impression it's either slow or invites less discrete clients who like to party.

Thanks ladies, I think  I see how booking a hotel room works but the thought of seeing multiple men in a day is scary. I have never even had a one night stand before 

Hello,

I’m thinking about becoming an escort to help with the university struggle! So looking for advice really, I’m worried I’m not experienced enough and not Sure what agency I should be looking for? I’m looking to just work evenings and weekends.

Any advice or tips ?

Snap, lol. Sounds like we are starting out together.

Thanks for letting me on the site. I am seriously considering escorting starting in September. I have been reading the site and learning a lot but I am starting to worry I am not experienced enough. I haven't had many partners, all fairly long term. The thought of plunging straight in with someone I have just met is a bit scary, will they be able to tell how new and nervous I am. Has anyone else felt like this when starting out?

Hi Ali

Just be yourself. I remember when I first started out. We all have to start somewhere. I’m 46 now, time has flown by so fast. But I remember being a shy 21 year old, heart beating wildly, my conscience fighting with itself, was I doing right thing. But I stuck with it, stayed the course, met some fab people and made some good money

You will have some bad experiences which unfortunately is an occupational hazard of our career; when your new and green it’s unavoidable. But when you’re in the swing of things you’ll get to recognise things that aren’t right. Until you’ve worked for 6 months or so just be very cautious, don’t let anybody take advantage, don’t take any risks, or do anything out of your comfort zone. Main thing is be you and your confidence will grow. And there’s lots of people here who can offer help and advice.

Have fun and make lots of money

Sarah x

So if I book hotels myself is it worth staying in one city and building a reputation it should I venture to other locations?

I’d start in one area first, get to know how hotels work; and once you feel comfortable you can start to tour. I remember when I first started, using hotels and meeting clients there was daunting. “Will I be recognised”, “will I be reported”, evicted etc?! When I done my first hotels I remember I never wore my work wear to the appointment I was that nervous. But after a while my confidence grew. As I got to know hotels (and this was before the internet) I knew which ones were good and ones to avoid. You’ll get to know that too. There were some particular disgusting seedy places in my home town well known for their down marketness and dubious residents which I wouldn’t touch with a barge pole. I also if possible liked to meet my clients in a bar rather than stumble around trying to find rooms and wander around by myself; hated thought of drawing attention. I only work hotels intermittently now but it’s still a trick I continue to use.

I’d say stick to the chains, do your research and always look at the advice the girls give here on particular establishments and how they work. You’ll be fine