Make sure you check client eye. Don't give him the hotel room number or apartment number until he is in the postcode/at the hotel. Don't keep your money where he can see it. Most men don't want drama any more than we do
As posted elsewhere, can we keep the promotion of this app to their advertising thread please? The OP hasn't said she's working from a hotel either
Hi girls!
I will working alone by myself. I always working with friend so I really nervous and scared. Can u give me any good advice for safety and everything
Do you have a friend that you can text at the start of bookings in front of the punter?.That way it's clear that somebody knows what's happening and is expecting to hear from you
Otherwise, the usual safety basics apply; I don't wear anything loose like jewellery or clothing that I can't step out of, I don't leave punters alone in my flat, all bags have to be left near the door and not brought in the room and I make sure my personal belongings are out of the way. I would also suggest not seeing anybody who has been drinking or is high, but everybody is different and others don't mind; I don't let anybody come back in if they've left either; if they 'need to make a phone call' they can do it in the hallway.
Above all, if you don't feel right about somebody who books, just cancel. You don't need a reason and your gut instinct will never be wrong
Topic: First time working alone! Please give me any advice (Read 1400 times)