Rosaley, premier Inn and Travelodge are way down at the bottom of the list of hotels to use, really they are unusable as they are keycarded even to get out of reception in most cases which is no use at all.  Yeah safe for "normal" people to use but not for prossies. 

i will not even visit them for an outcall

Sarah x x x

Rose, if you use the Search box for things like 'outcall hotel' or 'outcall home', you should find lots of info in addition to everything on the main SAAFE site .

If you want to discuss something that's completely different to the original subject, it's best to either add to a previous topic on that subject or start a new one, just so that things don't get completely derailed.

Hi Rose,
I work from home and I have young children.  I do sometimes get a bit paranoid about people noticing, however my house is quiet discreet and unless the people opposite kept a vigil beside their front window 24/7 I'm not sure how obvious it is as I don't see many clients.
Regarding SS, give them a call and ask them their opinion, I did just that and their response was as long as children aren't at risk, it's not illegal.
I think you would have to worry if your house was a state and children looked like ragamuffins, then SS would have more on you than escorting.
At the end of the day this is how I make a living, if anyone doesn't like it, i'd suggest they pay my mortgage etc. It's not possible to work from hotels, as a single parent I simply can't afford to pay for rooms and then risk no bookings.
Plus, this is my home, I'll do what I want in it!!!

It's a completely different ball game if you OWN your property.  Girls who work from rental properties have a lot more things they have to take into consideration.

Well the safety 'issue' is a bit of a non-starter - you're talking about inviting people into your home, where your and your family live and your belongings are kept (and don't forget that plenty of people believe we don't pay tax or bank our earnings, so have bundles of banknotes stashed everywhere). It's really swings and roundabouts.

With outcalls, nobody ever gets to find out where you live, and provided you do proper checks and follow a good security procedure they're no less safe; incalls mean constantly being aware of not leaving post/bills about which might have your legal name visible, photographs, birthday cards and so on as well as things like laundry (and punters do occasionally steal things) and the worries about neighbours already mentioned. The only place I've ever been robbed in over eleven years is my own front room.

I think your husband has every right to an opinion - presumably it's his home too and he may not be comfortable with complete strangers trampling through it. My advice would be to separate off completely the room you're going to use for work (and keep all your work stuff in it), and keep punters out of your 'family' areas like the living room, kitchen and so on - if you've only got one bathroom it's tougher, but make sure everything personal belonging to you, him or your children is put away where they can't get at it.

Well the safety 'issue' is a bit of a non-starter - you're talking about inviting people into your home, where your and your family live and your belongings are kept (and don't forget that plenty of people believe we don't pay tax or bank our earnings, so have bundles of banknotes stashed everywhere). It's really swings and roundabouts.

Safety issues are always a concern and anybody working should always be thinking of safety, be it in-calls or out-calls and it really does not matter where, a punter will nick a pair of your knickers....

Sarah x x x

hi

yes i have thought of that. its the other reason im not keen on men coming here.


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