A lot of SP's I'd like to book time with require a deposit, (bunz club, most dominatrixes) and I don't want to send payments directly from my bank account. Are there any other options to send an etransfer?
How do you folks make etransfers to SP's anonymously?
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I don't think there is any way to use interac etransfer anonymously. Most you could do is display a business name instead of your personal real name (but this requires having a business account). There isn't any other way to use an alias or hide your name that i am aware of with etransfer.
You could try using gift cards with the ladies/agencies that accept it. Tons of options like prepaid visa/mc or any particular store to chose from and most could be bought at a retail store in cash.
Don't do deposits! Too often you get ripped off or scammed.
Show up cash on hand, don't settle for anything else.
Show up cash on hand, don't settle for anything else.
This has been covered to death.
As previously mentioned in another thread:
"Most banks allow you to change what is shown for etransfer, but you have to walk in to your branch. However, like Charlee says, Vancity is the goto for many providers."
SSL
As previously mentioned in another thread:
"Most banks allow you to change what is shown for etransfer, but you have to walk in to your branch. However, like Charlee says, Vancity is the goto for many providers."
SSL
I thought about using CashApp, has anyone used it? Do providers accept deposits from clients using this method?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.squareup.cash&hl=en
https://cash.app/
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.squareup.cash&hl=en
https://cash.app/
Some may accept BTC/ETH. Some accept gift cards of their choice, so you can grab them in-store and pay by cash.
Cashapp and venmo are USA and UK only I believe. I doubt most Canadian SPs have them available.
Even if you manage to change the sender name, the transfers remain in your banking records forever.
So if you're ever involved in a civil lawsuit, the other side can request those records and you may have some embarrassing explaining to do during discovery.
For cautious folks, cash is best.
Look at the stormy problems a paper trail caused for Mr. Trump.
So if you're ever involved in a civil lawsuit, the other side can request those records and you may have some embarrassing explaining to do during discovery.
For cautious folks, cash is best.
Look at the stormy problems a paper trail caused for Mr. Trump.
I avoid the ones that ask deposits. Regardless of how much enticing or well reviewed they are. Plenty of options out there and never had issues with finding great alternatives and well reviewed SPs that accept cash.
I do a fair bit of research before I decide to see someone, especially if they have no reviews, and I'm very cautious about deposits. I have sent deposits though to numerous providers, one required a deposit to book every time, and only once in all those times did I get scammed, and those deposits led to some wonderful connections. So my 25 cents (it used to be 2 cents, but I've been around for a while and inflation ... you know) is to be careful, do some research, and watch for red flags when you communicate with someone. And if you decide that deposits are something you'll never do, that's OK too.
1st sending an e transfer only supplies the SP your first and last name, not your account info, not even what financial institution you use,
2nd considering how dangerous their profession is, it is a small price to provide your real name.. just my opinion!!
3rd again just my opinion, but if you do your own due diligence, your provider of choice is going to only gather that info to protect themselves, once you become a regular and trusted they will most like delete the info!!
Not until Sex Work become legal can providers feel safe and work on the open without that fear!!
Sorry for the rant!!
Sex work is legal. Buying sex is not. Look up bill C-36. Ergo, it’ll be a cold day in Hell when I put a transaction through any of my bank accounts that can directly tie me to an illegal activity. I get it with deposits, but if you think it is for the provider’s safety, you don’t understand the world. ID verification is more effective for that since it is actual ID verification. Deposits are for their time in case of no shows.
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One just needs a first and last name to know about you, your family, friends. Just type it in Google and it brings LinkedIn. Viola, they now know where you work.
No deposits policy is the best policy in every single circumstance. But if you want to go risqué then sure!
“They will most likely delete this info”.
LOL, Sure! If you only wish and keep living in a delusion.
Giving them “just” your first and last name means giving them a pandora box. Google and Linkedin come up. Now they know where you work.
To me, MY safety and privacy reigns supreme first and foremost. Small price to pay for their safety? Well, how about I don’t see them at all? This saves everyone’s time and paranoia.
This has been covered to death. You can change the name shown on ETransfers by walking into most banks and asking them to change it. Call yourself Fuzzy Bunny, the bank does not care.
SSL.
That only covers how it’s displayed for superficial privacy that only covers the first layer. The bank still knows who you are, and the gov, should they ever decide to look at EITHER end of the transaction, knows who both parties are. That’s the problem with digital transactions short of a decentralized currency.
Go to a graveyard, find a person that died around when you were born. Go on the dark web and get a hacker to go into the city where that kid was born and generate a birth certificate with that kids name on it. From there you can get a passport and with that you can get a bank account.
Or just fly to a somewhat suspect or third world country and buy a counterfeit passport, I think you can open a bank account with a passport.
Another idea just hit me, join the CIA, they just show up with false identities and fat bank accounts in the movies, not sure how true that is but it’s worth a try. Canada has the CIA, it’s called CSIS. In case you don’t have a passport.
Or just fly to a somewhat suspect or third world country and buy a counterfeit passport, I think you can open a bank account with a passport.
Another idea just hit me, join the CIA, they just show up with false identities and fat bank accounts in the movies, not sure how true that is but it’s worth a try. Canada has the CIA, it’s called CSIS. In case you don’t have a passport.
If the Conservatives get back in and you've ever paid for sex via e-transfer, you should be very worried.
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada...cle_f32ba2a0-3cf4-58fe-ac70-1a7cd63284c5.html
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada...cle_f32ba2a0-3cf4-58fe-ac70-1a7cd63284c5.html
EQ banks allows you to set a nickname yourself to send an etransfer from.
It's worth asking a provider if she has a more discreet email address you can send the deposit to. Mine looks like it could be to an independent soap maker, lol. Maybe wouldn't hold up to intense scrutiny but could at least keep a partner or wife off your trail.
And god, I would 1000% accept Cashapp if I could!
It's worth asking a provider if she has a more discreet email address you can send the deposit to. Mine looks like it could be to an independent soap maker, lol. Maybe wouldn't hold up to intense scrutiny but could at least keep a partner or wife off your trail.
And god, I would 1000% accept Cashapp if I could!
