I agree thats why I said at the end I wouldnt recommend it over other ways of escorting and especially since she is new, i would never have done it as a new girl I would have been too scared, i had been doing it for 2 years when i first even considered it and even then as I said I took security measures, its not the best way of working at all
Well, you did call everyone else's posts an "overreaction", so I think that's why people assumed you were taking the view that car meets are fine/not that bad/etc. But thank you for clarifying with this post.

A random lurking newbie may still read your previous post and take it to mean that, as an experienced escort, you think car meets are A-OK for all, but hopefully not.
Re. car meets in general - I think many escorts have several categories for what they are prepared to offer to different clients. E.g. "GFE is on offer to all clients who are clean and respectful"; "Overnights are available to clients I've met at least once before so I have a chance to suss them out a bit before committing to what could be the worst 12 hours of my life"; "Car meets are not something I'd ever do" OR perhaps "I would do a car meet for a long-time regular as long as my rules were still followed 100% correctly, with cash paid up front and meeting at a certain agreed place and I take his license plate number down and text it to my security buddy before I get into the car" - etc etc.
There's nothing inherently wrong with the majority of different booking types, but it's all about making sure you have the upper hand and are not taking undue risks. I won't even go to a client's home unless I've met him once before (although I know other escorts are fine with this and they make sure to double- and triple-check the client's details before setting out to make it safer) so everyone's personal "I'll do this for all respectful clients" and "I'll consider this for long-term regulars" categories are different, but I do think it's important to have the maximum layer of strict-ness on first time bookings with new clients.
As another example, I won't consider seeing a new client outside of my stated & advertised availability. But with clients who've proved themselves clean, polite, respectful and pleasant, I tell them that yes, they can text me (also a no-no for new clients because I ask them to call or email so, if they ignore that, I feel that they are disrespecting me and that gives me a bad belly-feeling about them!) and yes they can request bookings on other days because, if they give me enough notice, I'm usually happy to make the extra effort to see them. But there's no point making extra effort (or taking extra risk) for guys you've never met before. There's a huge difference between a genuine, paying client and the ten bazillion not-ever-going-to-pay-you-for-anything timewasters (and worse) out there, and it's important to find out which group a potential new client belongs to as quickly as possible so that you don't waste time on the numpties/worse.
So, basically, if a newbie really wanted to offer car meets I'd probably recommend that they offer them for returning clients only (and following smart safety procedures like texting the license plate details to their security buddy). If a guy is genuine and respectful, he won't mind following one simple little rule in order to receive the service he's looking for. And this way you neatly cut out the guys who think that you having rules to protect yourself is an annoying waste of time, because those are the guys who don't give a crap about your safety or wellbeing so you definitely want to be turning them away with a smile of relief!