Can you blame a guy for a NoShow when cops are in the parking lot?

[Rylee Love 069 357]

I said yes because to me a no show lacks communication. Otherwise I refer to it as a cancellation or rescheduling and I charge a fee after one grace time if I don’t receive notice within at least 12 hrs prior. No shows are a completely different story to me. No shows to me mean absolutely no communication of them not coming, particularly when they had just communicated that they were not long prior/confirmed the appt earlier that day. With no shows I’ll actually refuse to see them again unless of course there was some sort of extreme extenuating circumstance that also made it impossible to send a quick message to let me know that something happened and that they can’t make it. In this case, I again only give one grace time (in a row as I’m quite understanding when things happen that are completely out of their control, but communication is key and it also depends on how well I know the client) and generally want my cancellation fee to be added onto my normal fee for the next time they wish to see me just like if they were to cancel or reschedule without the 12 hrs notice. I fortunately am often able to offer last minute appts for the city I service/live in though.

[Andee 220524]

On 9/24/2021 at 10:42 AM, Guest said:

THIS!! I also wanted to mention for either SP/or clients usually it will be a “sting” 

 

SP- vice will call you for a outcall typically; they will let you go but usually want some info ( name address, wether you’re indie or not ) they claim it’s to keep us safe. You may also get ticketed for not having a license if you’re in a certain province. They almost always want to help you exit wether you need to or not. This is coming from experience and literally watching it happen to other SP’s I’ve worked with out in Alberta. 
 

Clients - the likely hood of you being arrested on arrival is very slim. It’s typically the same set up. Fake ad with a bunch of cops sitting at the incall ( hotel ) or other specified location. This one is tricky for sure I would ensure that it’s really a SP by asking for onlyfans link ( almost every one has one ) Twitter or Instagram. If a ad seems too good to be true it likely is. And if you get a phone call that’s obviously asking incriminating questions I wouldn’t attend that call. 
 

good luck and stay safe friends remember this is why screening is PARAMOUNT mostly to clients because we will be let go 🙂 

Escort licenses are no longer a thing since the laws changed.  I do agree that sometimes the police will visit a provider who they suspect might be pimped, to see if she is there willingly.  This happened to a provider I know who worked in North York and was in her early 20s.  But unless they are are doing a sting to catch clients requesting services of underaged providers, the chances of the police busting a client at an incall is very slim.

[Kyle101 1]

It sure would made me nervous a little but if it was happening to me I would text you to be sure that everything is good. If I just act normal and go straight to the elevator I won't be suspicious 😂 I have some rights to visit a good friend of mine staying in this hotel ;) haha

[JackJack 24]

Some people who have had bad experiences with the police tend to avoid them at all costs. If police were in a hotel lobby, something happened or is going down. Obviously not a sting but the last thing I want is to have myself be identified near any sort of crime scene, if that's whats going on.

That being said, an explanation should be given within a half hour. Its the only considerate thing to do. Maybe even pay some amount upfront before the next date. If there is a next date.