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Seamac49

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I have just had an epiphany. One that should be an education for you all.

I recently met a lady who will remain nameless offered outcalls at a reasonable upcharge. The first 2nd and third meetings were exceptional. The 4th however, yesterday, garnished results I own. I recently moved and personal identifiers like a prescription medication for psoriasis was left on my bathroom counter. Personal compromise. My fault. Fast forward to this morning and I get a friend request through Facebook from the provider.

I normally only do Incall with the lady. I'm angry with myself for opening myself up like this.

Back in the backpage of the newspaper days there was no social media or online attachments. It was all outcalls with a driver who waited a block or 2 away.

Practice with caution fellas. I am ready for any extortion this SP might try.

Obviously the friend request was ignored and I've addressed with her through text as well. She crossed a line. And I erased it.

Be careful brothers. Let my fuck up be a lesson.
 

pussy lover

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This is why I rarely ever have providers come to my place. When i did previously a decade ago, I would hide all mail and prescriptons And any photos you may have on the fridge or on a desk .
in the super rare times they come over, I never let them go to the washroom or walk around un supervised
just isn’t worth it

how was the clovobet?
 

Seamac49

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This is why I rarely ever have providers come to my place. When i did previously a decade ago, I would hide all mail and prescriptons And any photos you may have on the fridge or on a desk .
in the super rare times they come over, I never let them go to the washroom or walk around un supervised
just isn’t worth it

how was the clovobet?
What's a clovobet?

I am normally very staunch in my approach to this hobby. I had a slip up. I think it's been 20 yrs since I did an oitcall. I'm an obvious IDIOT.
 

West End Guy

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I have just had an epiphany. One that should be an education for you all.

I recently met a lady who will remain nameless offered outcalls at a reasonable upcharge. The first 2nd and third meetings were exceptional. The 4th however, yesterday, garnished results I own. I recently moved and personal identifiers like a prescription medication for psoriasis was left on my bathroom counter. Personal compromise. My fault. Fast forward to this morning and I get a friend request through Facebook from the provider.

I normally only do Incall with the lady. I'm angry with myself for opening myself up like this.

Back in the backpage of the newspaper days there was no social media or online attachments. It was all outcalls with a driver who waited a block or 2 away.

Practice with caution fellas. I am ready for any extortion this SP might try.

Obviously the friend request was ignored and I've addressed with her through text as well. She crossed a line. And I erased it.

Be careful brothers. Let my fuck up be a lesson.
So you know her real name or was the FB account under the name she uses as a SP?
 

RobBC

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Why is this "a fuck up" and "crossing a line"? Sounds like you had a good connection with a SP and she thought it'd be nice to connect in another medium. I guess you could argue that she should've asked via your normal communication channel before sending the request, but honestly I'm struggling to see what the issue is here. Even from a discretionary POV, I get random friend requests from profiles on social media all the time, why would anyone in your life suspect anything different than this?

I've been connected with multiple SP's on social media before:
  • One time was me stumbling across Facebook and the SP showed up randomly in my "you might know" list on Facebook. I emailed her immediately letting her know, told her my FB profile, and was completely transparent, which she very much appreciated. We decided not to connect on FB (mutual decision) and continued to see each other in a professional capacity for years after.
  • Another time was in a session a SP & I were chatting about Instagram and discovered we had a friend in common, so agreed to connect with each other (we're still connected on there to this day, and she's been retired for awhile now)
  • Once was the SP connecting with me by her own initiative, and again, we're still connected on social media even though I'm no longer a client of hers
All 3 were well reviewed, well established, long time SPs who just felt comfortable enough to connect in a different way. It's nice to have an alternative method of connecting and seeing that they are in fact real human beings away from work.
 
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FreeG

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Why is this "a fuck up" and "crossing a line"? Sounds like you had a good connection with a SP and she thought it'd be nice to connect in another medium. I guess you could argue that she should've asked via your normal communication channel before sending the request, but honestly I'm struggling to see what the issue is here.
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All 3 were well reviewed SPs who just felt comfortable enough to connect in a different way. It's nice to have an alternative method of connecting and seeing that they are in fact real human beings away from work.
Same. Obviously all are people I’ve met MULTIPLE times and have shared some personal details. I always remind myself that when a date comes up, stay professional and try not to mess it up. And don’t abuse the personal contact with endless texting (tho I’ll admit, I will send my share of memes on IG with those I’ve connected with, lol).
 
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Roadtraveler

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Sorry to hear about your experience. Situations like that are exactly why I never send photo ID or e-transfer. If someone insists on those, I just move on. I use a burner phone and a separate email because I’m not that desperate to get laid.
There are plenty of amazing providers who respect their clients’ privacy and value discretion. If I’m feeling horny, I’ll book through EOA or another reputable agency. I’ve even driven to Nanaimo to BOA because I’d rather get good service while keeping my private life private.
Hopefully others can learn from what happened to you. Privacy is worth protecting.
 

Dadb0d

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This is definitely a tricky slope. I've definitely met some great providers that I've talked to and hung out with outside of work. Last one has definitely put a sour taste in my mouth due to super obsessive behavior from them.
 

pwnageKing

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Bro chill, she doesn't sound like the type that would extort you. If she does extort you, then she's screwed as well because no one's going to see her
 

Bang4thebuck

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While she may be trying to get to know you personally, and that would be a line crossed on its own as you never discussed that with her, I would think it's more likely she is trying to blackmail you.

That being said, SPs do have a database they share with client details, so if they know any of your address, name, email address, phone number, they can find some of the other info. Data leaks and poor privacy settings on apps have allowed personal information to be released over the years.
 

RobBC

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I can’t imagine doing this. I keep my personal and professional lives separate and that’s what works best for me.
That is totally fair. I think what you're highlighting (perhaps speaking more to the OP's concern) is that it's important that both parties are comfortable with connecting in a medium like social media, and if not, that's cool & should be respected.
 
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