Yes it does. Your name would appear in the confirmation email that the recipient would get....at least thats how CIBC works.
Lots of sp’s asking for deposits and lots are using telegram
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Yep
Very high risk.
Never leave a paper trail.
Right up there with never having a stranger to your house.
Common sense.
Lots of other options not asking for it
What’s even more frustrating (and has happened to me at least a 1/2 dozen times or more) is a good conversation where price and time is agreed, address is given, I shower, change, pop a pill, and drive all the way there, send the “arrival” message, then I get hit up for a deposit when I’m already outside an obviously fake building!!! I block them and leave and I also block all ladies who ask for a deposit up front. This trend MUST stop for valid girls because theres so many scammers doing the same thing. I’m sure that I’ve probably blocked a couple valid gals Requiring a deposit. But I refuse. Any true high class provider shouldn’t need to ask for a deposit for an incall, outcalls I can understand the need.
To be fair to the reputable ladies, they get a lot of no shows, and as hard as it is to believe, they get a lot of competition sabotaging them by setting up fake bookings. Deposits take away the risk of either of these happening. I don't mind deposits as an idea, just won't do it by e-transfer. There are better ways than e-transfer that will give the ladies the security they need and the anonymity we must have.
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Deposits and Telegram are just how things work now for some SPs. Being a victim of deposit scams before , there’s really nothing I can do to completely prevent it but there are ways to stay discreet if a deposit is needed and you don’t want to share your personal info. Also Telegram is used for privacy and safety kind of like how we use text apps so SPs don’t have our real number. It keeps everything discreet and secure for both sides but both work best when everyone’s upfront and trusting each other
Deposits are tricky. I will never send an emt because your financial institution does not allow you to hide your name or contact info. I do have a PP account under an alias name that I can use to send money as well as an Amazon account under an alias as some providers will accept a gift card as a deposit. PP under an alias and Amazon under an alias allow you to use a prepaid or reloadable visa that is not connected to your financial institution or your real name.
