Ms. Emily Marie said:.................
The one thing that I would love to discuss and challenge is that outcall is legal and the apparently bust incalls. I feel outcalls are so much more unsafe. I personally don't do outcalls but my license says 'mobile'.
Does anyone else know anything about this?
xo Emily Marie
I thought this was worth extracting and setting up as a separate thread.
First- Ms EM you sure are purty!
If I win the lotto, I am very tempted to fly out to BC! Kudos on your excellent newspaper interview.Following are observations about location that I have learned from several SPs over the years:
Incall is NOT necessarily safer than outcall. There are positives and negatives to both and its all in the details.
a) Incalls are NOT legal in Canada at the moment, because they are construed as a 'brothel'.
b) For both incalls and outcalls, the key questions are i) WHERE? (what part of town?) ii) What kind of building? (single story motels- BAD ) iii) Who is around? (concierge, hotel staff, lots of people passing by?).
c) An unfortunate aspect of even a very nice regular incall is that a traffic pattern can catch the attention of the nosey and NOT good clients know where to find you.
And I really worry about ladies who use their HOME as their incall. Unfortunately, many just cannot afford a separate location.
d)Nothing takes the place of client screening, but as far as location here is a hierarchy I have learned from my favourites:
BEST- Outcall, high quality hotel in a good part of town.
Outcall, decent hotel, in ok part of town.
Outcall, client residence in quality high-rise, in good part of town. With a concierge. (NOTE some SPs will not visit even a REGULAR client at residence EVER)
Incall. Temporary, changing locations at quality hotels in good areas.
Incall. Quality high rise in good area, with concierge, and SHARED with other SPs*.
WORST- OUTCALL Client house in bad part of town.
Single story motel (incall OR outcall):frown:
*'Sharing' has a whole lot of other challenges.
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