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sparkly_top

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Storing hotel
« on: 26 September 2020, 01:02:03 pm »
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Caledonia

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Re: Storing valuables hotel
« Reply #1 on: 26 September 2020, 02:30:22 pm »
I don't think anyone is going to say "do this or do that" as they would be potentially outing where they keep theirs. Just keep your main stuff somewhere that your not going to be accessing in front of clients. When clients go to bathroom make sure door is closed and move their payment elsewhere
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Re: Storing valuables hotel
« Reply #2 on: 26 September 2020, 02:31:05 pm »
Quote from: sparkly_top on 26 September 2020, 01:02:03 pm
Hello ladies,

I was hoping that you can help me with a few safety tips when working from a hotel.
My main questions are relating to where to store my valuables

Should I store all my possessions, phone, wallet, car keys in my handbag? In case I need to ever make a run for it? Or is this an easy target for thieves??

Obviously my bank cards have my name on (need to bring these to pay for the hotel) , and my car keys are necessary to drive here.

Or should I hide them in the room? Or perhaps put them in a hotel safe at reception?

Would just like to let you know that I’m trying to Be ultra discreet with my personal life and work life separated and would hate for anything to go missing.

I would appreciate suggestions x

My advice would be to read robbery reports there can be common themes, recommendations posted could be read by would-be-thieves.  I also used tips from my other life given for keeping valuables safe in a variety of situations.
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KirstyKiss

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Re: Storing valuables hotel
« Reply #3 on: 26 September 2020, 02:48:30 pm »
I wouldn't be posting any information on a public board.
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Saffy

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Re: Storing valuables hotel
« Reply #4 on: 27 September 2020, 08:55:16 pm »
Yeah I do that move the payment. 

After sex toy pensioner stole his money back cus he had clearly seen me put it on the table. When they turn round or go to the loo I shove it somewhere else.

I had one since him, a young guy, who wanted his money back cus he hadn't cum.  He had had all the services and gone over time, but it is not my problem if their equipment doesnt work. He  was looking on the table to snatch the money back but I had moved it.  He complained really loudly. They are not even embarrassed to be heard paying for sex.
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English Green

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Re: Storing valuables hotel
« Reply #5 on: 27 September 2020, 09:29:54 pm »
A lot do not like paying us and they think our job is not a proper job so they think we do not have the same rights as other humans.

Snatching money back is theft and illegal as they have had a service. I had someone who could not come he had had a wank before coming to the booking i tried everything to get him to went over the time a bit and he actually thought he would get a refund and kicked off, these idiots are deluded and are just taking advantage of the type of job we do.

I never let them see where i put the money i always tell them to go wash there hands at the very least so they do not see.

The temptation for them trying to steal the money back is too tempting for them because so many do not respect the job so leaving it in a place on show is not a good idea at all.

I personally believe there is a high percentage that would take it back on there way out if they could get away with it so why take the chance? Hide it and then the only way it will happen if it's a full on robbery and then there is nothing you can do about that but report it to police after and get them caught and put away.
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English Green

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Re: Storing valuables hotel
« Reply #6 on: 27 September 2020, 09:40:41 pm »
I also remember when first started working i put the fee in a bedroom draw the client saw me do it but when i then told him he must use the bathroom i moved it.

Service went fine he seemed happy enough. Then when he got fully dressed and put his shoes on he lent over and opened the draw as i was just going to the door to show him out. He obviously seen there was nothing in there. I said why are you opening the draw i knew why but he then said i thought i put my watch in there. I said really because you never came in with a watch he said it must be in the car. When he left he said see you again, i sneered. When he left i called him and he never answered i left a voicemail saying do not contact me again i am fully aware you was trying to rob the money back and said i moved it as dont trust arseholes like you. I told him i would have called police if he had stolen it and i never moved it. He needed telling that i would have been prepared to call police if he succeeded.
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Re: Storing valuables hotel
« Reply #7 on: 28 September 2020, 06:58:26 am »
You can get portable safe boxes which are designed to securely attach itself to a permanent structure and easily opened with a combination lock. You could attach to the hanging rail or other piece of furniture. You could stash it in plain view because it doesnt matter that they can see it is secure and they can't just make a grab for it.

Same with computers; I attach them to a table with the cord which requires a key to remove AND keep it out of sight in the first place.

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