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IfUSeekAmy

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Driving your car to outcalls
« on: 05 February 2025, 10:59:29 pm »
What are people's views on using your car to get to outcall locations? I've got my first booking next week and it's at a fairly rural pub/hotel with a car park. Client has said he'll wait in his car for me (and given me a description of his car) but I'm not sure how I feel about him seeing my car. Thankfully it's not very close to where I live so the chances of him driving past my house at a later date and noticing my car are slim, but it has got me thinking for future bookings. Especially as I have a marginally distinctive car and live on a main road. Thoughts  ???

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Re: Driving your car to outcalls
« Reply #1 on: 06 February 2025, 06:57:12 am »
Go with your gut.
I have often driven to clients. Once, I canceled after scoping the place beforehand, and it was similar to what you described, for all those reasons - I don't want clients linking me to my car and possibly my home.
Are you able to park some distance away?

Also, I once went to a client who "wasn't there"  -- it turns out he regularly books girls and then isn't there but perhaps watches from somewhere.... it happens. I always then felt uneasy as I wasn't sure where he was watching me from



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Re: Driving your car to outcalls
« Reply #2 on: 06 February 2025, 07:09:41 am »
I've done it a lot, but always tried to avoid them seeing my car.
The less details they have that link you to your real life, the better.
As dblm said, I'd try and park somewhere that wasn't the car park and walk the final bit.
If you do have to park in the car park, it's not the end of the world, but just something to try and avoid.

amy

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Re: Driving your car to outcalls
« Reply #3 on: 06 February 2025, 11:39:15 am »
I'm assuming you've done the relevant checks and know that the hotel booking is genuine?

If not I'd be concerned that it's a wild goose chase (like DBLM describes) and that I would be spied on or photographed when I arrived, or that there would mysteriously be some problem with the hotel reservation and you'd need to go somewhere else (or more likely, he'll try for a shag in his car).

I wouldn't be happy with a punter waiting for me outside full stop - why is he suggesting this? I rarely do outcalls if I can't get to the room unhindered, but if it's a pub why can't he meet you in the bar if that's not possible?

Leaving all that aside, if he's genuine then he can still find out your details from the DVLA if he notes down your registration number, so you're completely right to be wary. Could you get a cab or have your security buddy drive you maybe if there's nowhere else to park?

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Re: Driving your car to outcalls
« Reply #4 on: 06 February 2025, 12:11:35 pm »
I’m in London and I drive to ‘driveable’ outcalls (not anywhere near central London) in my part of town. I park a couple of streets away so they never see my car. I have every parking app under the sun on my phone.
I really like driving to outcalls because I can wear much nicer clothes than on public transport and change shoes to high heels/boots in the car so appear more glam than I normally am.
It’s public transport or car for me, I don’t use ubers or taxis as it wouldn’t make sense financially for me.

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Re: Driving your car to outcalls
« Reply #5 on: 06 February 2025, 05:18:04 pm »
I tend to drive my own car to outcalls and have never had any problems. Yet.  ;D

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Re: Driving your car to outcalls
« Reply #6 on: 06 February 2025, 05:43:12 pm »
I tend to drive my own car to outcalls and have never had any problems. Yet.  ;D

Same here have done for many years, I would advise having a normalish, easy forgettable car and definitely avoid having a private number plate. Also how will he know it's your home, you could be visiting a friend or another client and most people I think just get on with their lives.

My main concerns are is there legal parking for the duration, and do I need to register or pay in order to avoid fines. I have arrived to discover I'm expected to park on pavements or double yellow lines, or need a resident's permit, or there's an app to use to pay for parking.

Quite a few in the type of environment you describe want to walk me to my car afterwards, this can be a thoughtful  safety gesture but it can also delay leaving if client needs to put clothes on, shoes, check his phone, forget, remember his room key. I often just insist I'll be ok.
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IfUSeekAmy

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Re: Driving your car to outcalls
« Reply #7 on: 06 February 2025, 09:47:40 pm »
Thank you all, I've scoped it out on street view and found another business nearby where I can park my car out of sight. I'm already cautious of this booking, the client has changed his mind about length and type of booking - it started off as a social only booking but then became an intimate booking which was when he booked the hotel and had to change the time of the booking to fit in with check-in time ::)

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Re: Driving your car to outcalls
« Reply #8 on: 11 February 2025, 11:34:48 am »
I drive to outcalls but always park round the corner where they can't see my car
There is such a thing as a stupid question and there is not a first time for everything.

Mirror

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Re: Driving your car to outcalls
« Reply #9 on: 11 February 2025, 03:26:27 pm »
I drive to outcalls but always park round the corner where they can't see my car

Unfortunately this usually isn't an option for me because of the type of outcall properties I visit. Many rural and small town locations don't have an around the corner place to park.