Author Topic: About secure messaging between you and your clients? (Read 5784 times)

SecurityMatters · « **on:** 01 June 2011, 08:36:15 pm »

Keep your high end clients happier by offering them a private secure way of messaging (not email) between the two of you so they are not found out by wives, media or anyone else. Your messages CANNOT be intercepted.

Our offer lets you try it for 30 days so you can see all the benefits.

Our website (look at my profile for the address) explains it all including prices and additional benefits. Then you can make an informed decision.

Approach me here and I can give you a free trial. Read the site first!

My name is Richard.

If you have any questions, comments or concerns just put them up here so all can see. I'll answer.

amy · « **Reply #1 on:** 01 June 2011, 08:45:32 pm »

Richard, are you aware that this is a UK-based support and advice forum for sex workers, and the vast majority of our members are working as prostitutes in the United Kingdom where neither we nor our clients are committing any offence in going about our business? I only ask because your post seems to ave little or no relevance to this message board and I can't honestly understand it's purpose?

SecurityMatters · « **Reply #2 on:** 01 June 2011, 08:55:01 pm »

Hi Amy

What we offer does have a great benefit to escorts. The best way to see is to visit our site and see for yourself.

I can give you a master account so you can try it out and see for yourself.

Thanks

Richard

amy · « **Reply #3 on:** 01 June 2011, 09:01:29 pm »

The rules for this section are in the Sticky thread at the top and include not posting the same link more than once, so I have removed it.

I'll pass, thanks. Somehow I don't think I've made it onto Interpol's Most Wanted just yet, and enticing though the prospect of spending yet more time in front of the computer after a long days whoring is, I believe I can resist it for a little longer.

xw5 · « **Reply #4 on:** 01 June 2011, 09:33:29 pm »

Secure email is already possible without having to involve (or having to trust) a third party, yet hardly anyone bothers.

Nice try, but...

SecurityMatters · « **Reply #5 on:** 01 June 2011, 09:33:54 pm »

Hi again Amy

Just in case you are worried, I am not affiliated, associated or report to any policing type organization anywhere.

I respect your being careful of who you let post and what. That gives me a better feeling about saffe.info.

I changed the main message to hopefully better reflect our service.

However I still need to convince you that what we offer can be very beneficial to many escorts.

What do I need to do to convince you?

Thanks

Richard

SecurityMatters · « **Reply #6 on:** 01 June 2011, 09:36:05 pm »

Quote from: xw5 on 01 June 2011, 09:33:29 pm

Secure email is already possible without having to involve (or having to trust) a third party, yet hardly anyone bothers.

Nice try, but...

It is not secure email .. it is Private secure messaging. Take a good read on our site. You can even hide yourself from us.

amy · « **Reply #7 on:** 01 June 2011, 09:50:16 pm »

Quote from: SecurityMatters on 01 June 2011, 09:33:54 pm

Hi again Amy

Just in case you are worried, I am not affiliated, associated or report to any policing type organization anywhere.

I respect your being careful of who you let post and what. That gives me a better feeling about saffe.info.

I changed the main message to hopefully better reflect our service.

However I still need to convince you that what we offer can be very beneficial to many escorts.

What do I need to do to convince you?

Thanks

Richard

You're missing the p0int - I have no reason whatsoever to be worried about you being affiliated with the law because I do not break the law and neither do my clients, and the suggestion that I do is one I am finding frankly quite offensive. And your feeling about 'saffe.info'[sic] is of no interest t0 me whatsoever - you are an Advertiser here, not a full member and that is all.

Your use of the American spelling of 'organisation' tells me that you are not au fait with the way things work in the UK and possibly were unaware that we work completely legally and legitimately here, with no need to mess about with third party messaging of any kind. Clients ring or email and arrange to visit me and pay me to provide a sexual service and this then takes place. It's extremely simple and there is no need at all to make it any more complicated than that.

None of have anything to hide from, for God's sake. Why would we?

SecurityMatters · « **Reply #8 on:** 01 June 2011, 10:02:47 pm »

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You're missing the p0int - I have no reason whatsoever to be worried about you being affiliated with the law because I do not break the law and neither do my clients, and the suggestion that I do is one I am finding frankly quite offensive. And your feeling about 'saffe.info'[sic] is of no interest t0 me whatsoever - you are an Advertiser here, not a full member and that is all.

Your use of the American spelling of 'organisation' tells me that you are not au fait with the way things work in the UK and possibly were unaware that we work completely legally and legitimately here, with no need to mess about with third party messaging of any kind. Clients ring or email and arrange to visit me and pay me to provide a sexual service and this then takes place. It's extremely simple and there is no need at all to make it any more complicated than that.

None of have anything to hide from, for God's sake. Why would we?

Amy

I am not missing the point, I know you operate within the law.

However you have some good clients who want to maintain their privacy. Our service does that for your clients
and for you at the same time along with some other benefits.

Richard

PS I'll correct my organization spelling

amy · « **Reply #9 on:** 01 June 2011, 10:09:54 pm »

I am more than capable of maintaining discretion and protecting both my clients' privacy and my own, thank you (as are they themselves on the whole); I have been doing so on and off for over eight years and we've not had a visit from CID or the News Of The World yet. If there are other ladies here who are not, I'm sure you'll be beating them off with a stick.

SecurityMatters · « **Reply #10 on:** 01 June 2011, 10:31:52 pm »

Quote from: amy on 01 June 2011, 10:09:54 pm

I am more than capable of maintaining discretion and protecting both my clients' privacy and my own, thank you (as are they themselves on the whole); I have been doing so on and off for over eight years and we've not had a visit from CID or the News Of The World yet. If there are other ladies here who are not, I'm sure you'll be beating them off with a stick.

Okay Amy

I will not bother you anymore.

You and I will not agree it seems. I cannot envision that all UK escorts have no clients to whom utmost privacy is required. There are many, many clients who do more business with escorts when they know for certain their communications with their escort is pretty much guaranteed to be kept out of the media, spouses eyes and others.

However, you have made a decision for all participants of this board. I think you would decide otherwise given a better start.

None the less, thanks for your time.

Richard

amy · « **Reply #11 on:** 01 June 2011, 11:37:03 pm »

Quote from: SecurityMatters on 01 June 2011, 10:31:52 pm

Okay Amy

I will not bother you anymore.

You and I will not agree it seems. I cannot envision that all UK escorts have no clients to whom utmost privacy is required. There are many, many clients who do more business with escorts when they know for certain their communications with their escort is pretty much guaranteed to be kept out of the media, spouses eyes and others.

However, you have made a decision for all participants of this board. I think you would decide otherwise given a better start.

None the less, thanks for your time.

Richard

The members of this board are more than capable of making decisions for themselves; unfortunately for you that normally means not falling for facile, scaremongering bullshit by non-industry chancers trying to worry us into giving them money for things we don't need.

ALL of my clients deserve, expect, and receive the utmost discretion and privacy. Nobody gets special treatment, and this goes for every responsible working prostitute - to suggest otherwise, as you are clearly doing in the most patr0nising way possible, does nothing more than demonstrate your ignorance of how we operate even further. The people who would benefit from a privacy service are those who don't care about protecting their clients properly in the first place, and by definition they are unlikely to be that interested now, are they?

And please stop pissing about with the thread title. If I have to change it back from some misleading platitude that has nothing to do with what you're attempting to sell us one more time, the thread will be locked.

SecurityMatters · « **Reply #12 on:** 02 June 2011, 02:36:33 am »

Okay Amy at the risk of sending you further over the deep end.

YOU are dead wrong, I know far more about this than you do, period.

Google this line
are emails be monitored by government
and do some reading you will get an eye opener.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/5215413/Every-phone-call-email-or-website-visit-to-be-monitored.html

Amy, if you think escorts and clients are not being monitored in some manner you need to think again.

Richard

xw5 · « **Reply #13 on:** 02 June 2011, 10:25:37 am »

I don't know why I am bothering but..

From your site:

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Your business gains four important advantages with secure client communication.

1. your clients (sic) privacy. In today?s world ensuring your clients privacy is a strong business advantage, particularly for those clients with much to lose. Your clients will appreciate your concern over their privacy.

2. your ability to maintain contact and market to your clients. Clients do not mind maintaining contact when it is does not compromise their privacy and secrecy. Keeping in touch with clients leads to more business and clients recommending your service.

3. your ability to sell your business. Transferring control of your business, people you hired and clients is as simple as giving control of your master account to the person buying your business.

4. your personal security. Your communications are kept away from prying eyes and cannot be intercepted, forwarded, copied or seen by outsiders. That vastly reduces the risk of entrapment for you and the people you work with.

1. Either clients trust escorts, or they don't. Using this is not going to help.

2. What's this translate as? You can pester anyone who's contacted you? How are they going to know they have a message on this? An 'Oi, you've got a message on the site used by - when anyone checks -escorts and spies*' email?

3. ROFL. Who you're really marketing to with this level of failure to understand reality are drug dealers etc.

4. See Amy's comments. Plus ditto to #3. Plus what's to stop people photographing or screengrabbing any messages?

Not on the site:

Any indication as to how this works. How do we know you cannot read the communications, for example? Do you need client software or is this done via a website? What happens when you get a court order demanding to know who has accounts and what email addresses were associated with the PayPal payments?

Also on the site:

It costs a minimum of $325 per year. That gets contact with up to fifty curiously trusting paranoids a year.

* As if that's going to happen.. but it's what you're trying for.

EmilyJones · « **Reply #14 on:** 02 June 2011, 10:54:37 am »

Quote from: SecurityMatters on 02 June 2011, 02:36:33 am

YOU are dead wrong, I know far more about this than you do, period.

Really? Are you sucking lots of willies for money? Or is there some other magical way that you know more about escorting than actual escorts do? I'm afraid that paying for sex doesn't really help here either; even if you've seen 100 escorts in the last year that's not half as many clients as even a part-time prossie would meet.

There just aren't very many politicians or famous people punting, not compared to the thousands of normal guys who would far rather use a generic email account and cheap unregistered PAYG phone than trust a weird "THE GOVT ARE WATCHING YOU" group of people with their information. Why would the government even care that Mr Smith is punting?! It's not illegal; they could just as well rummage through his accounts and try to arrest him for shopping on Amazon.com if they want to waste their time in a ridiculous manner.

If you need work, we can give you advice here about selling blowjobs, but we really can't support your attempts to deceive and rip off sex workers. You ought to really consider where you're posting before getting all upset that nobody agrees with you - otherwise I might as well pop over to mumsnet and ask if anyone knows whether their husband fancies a paid shag today.

See also the main SAAFE.info site for more Support And Advice For Escorts

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