Buxom, some of your questions can only be answered by you, for example your rates and whether to work independently or not. The rest of your enquiries have been answered many, many times over on the board, so you could run a search or (more useful, if more time-consuming) read as much of the board as possible and benefit from the wisdom which abounds.

Best of luck if you do decide to join the Good Ship SexworkTM.

Hey hun, I am new to escorting. and done 7 clients.

My personal opinion would be to go with an Agency to begin with.
Although you pay them a percentage, They advertise you - you dont have to pay for website - ads put in papers etc, they will do your pictures, promote you..and so on! The client will call the agency and then you just call the client to confirm time and place (never give out your mobile number out - when a client asks for my number I say I currently dont have a work phone and if the appointment is more than 1 hours time I say I will call 15/30 minutes before appointment).
sometimes they like to ask questions about your appearance, what you will and wont do etc I try to keep that chat to a minimum as they are paying for your time, any extra is a bonus.


Once you start earning and get lots of regular clients then perhaps think of going independent xx

SCG, with the best will in the world (and I'm trying desperately hard not to sound patronising, so apologies if I don't entirely succeed) this doesn't sound like your personal opinion, largely because you haven't been working long enough to have developed one - how can you say that working for an agency is 'best' when you've never worked any other way and only been working at all for five minutes?

It sounds far more like this is what the people you are employing have told you which is not the same thing at all (but hardly surprising), and whilst that's fine for you if you're happy it's not something we generally recommend here. Not everybody wants to work in a brothel for starters, and we would never, EVER recommend that you leave personal belongings or God forbid, evidence of your legal name/identity with some random 'landlord' - there is no reason whatsoever for an agency or their associates to know your legal name at all. Please don't forget that these people are criminals, and the industry is not exactly renowned for it's fairness and professional practices, especially when things turn sour. I can't imagine they'd be too overjoyed if you decided to go independent and took their clients with you, for starters.

As ever to the OP, please read the main SAAFE site; there are articles on different ways of working as well as choosing an agency or parlour if this is the way you want to go. If not, working and advertising independently really isn't that hard, and at least you know everything will be done properly if you're doing it yourself.