Hi and welcome

Payment is in cash when they arrive.  I think some ladies take deposits for long bookings etc but i doubt if they give out bank details.  Stick with cash and you cant go wrong.

As for the tatoos, i only have one and i choose not to show it in my photos because i wouldnt want it recognised in public.  I imagine if you are heavily tatooed and didnt want detail to show you could perhaps blur them a little.  Guys would still know they were there just wouldnt know the detail till they saw you.

Ive seen a heavily tatooed lady's website lately and i cant think who she was but if i see it again i will have a look and send you the link so you can see what she has done.

Good luck.

Lexie

Thanks girls thats great advice!  Im having my first chat tonight via email with a possible client... he actually seems really nice, feeling comfortable with it! Thats a good first step anyhow...
Thanks for the tips on blurring my tattoos, excellent idea! but... sorry to be a pain... how do you blurr them?

Thanks Lexie, yeah i no what your saying, you can get a bit carried away with excitement of it, but i will make sure they ring me first on my work mobile. He seems nice in the fact that has only mentioned what he wants once and the rest have been complements or general chit chat. Ive spotted a couple of time wasters already so hopefully i will become even more aware in time! 

Hi Fern,
          I have very distinctive tattoos all over my body. I have to erase them from my photo's or cover them up. I would be very easily recognised from them as they are designed by me so nobody else has the same, I am not a go get a fairy tattoo because that's the in thing to have done sort of girl! From one tattoo lover to another - there is nothing more pleasurable than designing your own, from scratch, working with the tattooist over the days before your appointment to get it the right size and shape and colour and then having it put on you - I absolutely love my tats and even though I can not see a lot of them as they are all over my back! I adore them...
In my photo up on here, well, my arms are tattooed top and bottom, you can't see them at all. The package I use is called Coral Paintshop Pro - you can get it in any PC World place or any other good computer place, it's about 80.00 but everybody in the family uses it for all manner of things as it does really fab things with your photo's and drawings and so on, it changes colours, changes the era of the photo, covers tats and blemishes, smooths skin tone,  we even did Andy Warhole (spelling?) type pics to give out for Christmas pressies! All sorts of things. I found it worth the outlay as we can all use the package for different reasons plus - the old Grandma's of the world, if like mine, do not get agitated from seeing a beach shot of you covered in ink! Ha!
I would recommend it to you.
Failing that, if you can cover up with a silky throw type thing then do that.
Tats by the way have never put off a client to date. Just thought I would add that. In fact, I get read sometimes, like a book! Ha!
Good luck!
Jo

for Bluring tattoos, photoshop is expensive and overkill, Gimp is free, and just as complicated if you want pro tools,

I would try photoplus6 , http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/software/photoplus/

its free, and fairly straightforward, but still quite powerfull

Hope that helps

Well Fern, assuming that you have now dispensed with the idea of lesbian escorting and webcamming (which would almost certainly result in revealing your face/identity) I think that all the ladies have said is right - it is not unusual to be a bit apprehensive. I have a couple of small tattoos which I hide on my website because like Jo I would be instantly recognised from them.

I would agree and say that there are editing programmes which ought to do most of the work for you. If you are looking to attract the BDSM crowd please be aware that this is very specialist stuff - it really isn't just a matter of getting the shiny gear on and shouting a bit, engaging thought though it is.

AW s a good place to start - just read the main page here and don't fall prey to the timewasters (on AW they have a New Member Alert facility which is possibly the easist way for clients to find 'green' girls I have ever come across) and set your boundaries where you want them! And stick to them.

with the tatoos,
yes anjali has given a good suggestions, i would find gimp a bit complicated too, and i am using photo shop a lot,

for blurring the tatoos yes as anjali said use a simple and easy software, or you also could think of taking images where the tatoos are not in the picture or where they are covered with something like a piece of cloth or a door or the bed settee etc