How many escorts actually do outcall procedures - particularly for private addresses?

It seems to me that not many do, and it also seems to me that many punters are put off by requests for letter heads/ landlines.

It is ironic that it it is standard to do hotel security but do none for private addresses when the latter are clearly more dangerous.

My refusal to budge on the matter is losing me work. 

I've never asked for clients personal details as in bills etc, I understand why some escorts do of course, I've only asked for a landline number and then most of them said no. I've gone on gut instinct and always taken a driver with me. Most clients would have laughed in my face if I'd asked for a bill,

I suppose if they don't mind giving up their real name etc then all good x

I've never asked for clients personal details as in bills etc, I understand why some escorts do of course, I've only asked for a landline number and then most of them said no. I've gone on gut instinct and always taken a driver with me. Most clients would have laughed in my face if I'd asked for a bill,

How can you know they're going to be at the address they've given you, though?

I know there's nothing to stop them booking and then just changing their mind and not opening the door, but I wouldn't even put my coat on until I knew I was going to a pukka address where the person who had contacted me was going to be - my time's worth more than taking a risk like that.

I think it's just the way I got used to? I don't do outcalls nowadays but did in the past and before I discovered saafe it never crossed my mind to ask for a bill or electoral role proof, on the back of advice here I started asking for these things and yes I did get clients actually laugh and ask if I was serious.

In 10 years of doing outcalls I paid a driver and went on my gut, I had maybe 5or 6 in that period that had wasted my time, I think we put ourselves at risk doing incalls too, I've had more problems with incall jobs than outcall jobs, x

How many escorts actually do outcall procedures - particularly for private addresses?

It is ironic that it it is standard to do hotel security but do none for private addresses when the latter are clearly more dangerous.

I do!
I always take a landline number. I've been caught out before and that's because I did not implement thorough security measures when I first started out.

If clients don't want to give out that information then they're not worth seeing; why should WE compromise our safety for ONE Outcall? Safety issues aside, I've had clients who have not been there at the address and who wouldn't answer the door. Guess what? No landline number (surprise surprise!).It's just not worth the drama IMO. That's another reason why I don't travel a huge distance to Outcalls; if it's not within a 30 minute drive, I don't go.

I have had situations where clients have been in mobile homes in caravan parks but they have always given me full information and met me at the gates so I had no problem ever. I vetted them thoroughly though and they were only a 10 minute drive away.

Gut instinct is what we all go on but it is not enough on its own. For example, a lorry driver tried to book me for an Outcall in his cab and my gut instinct told me he was a lovely guy BUT of course I would have to have been mad or desperate to put myself in a potentially dangerous situation.

If clients don't like it they can argue about it until the cows come home. I've managed to avoid dangerous situations because of my vetting procedures and I'm not going to change that.

Stick to your guns, Ivy!

I totally agree that you should stick to what makes you feel safe, I took risks yes and I'm glad I don't have to rely on outcalls now, if you're turning down money ivy because they won't follow your procedures then I'd advise that you don't dwell on the money, I turn down loads of incalls over small things that niggle me x

You been very lucky Lola.
You been working 4 months, long may you have the luck of the Irish!

I find it hard to put about deposits on my ads, just find it hard not to end up with something that's 4 paragraphs long rather than short and to the point.