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**Cook72** · 03-11-21 14:04

Originally Posted by GHDgaber [View Original Post]

A question for the veterans who might be more experienced: Is there anything I should or should not do when showing up to a hotel / making my way to the room? I've only ever had 1 prior experience and that was at a private residence so discretion and privacy weren't an issue. As someone still very new to all of this I'm already a bit nervous at the thought of being obvious, standing out or drawing unwanted attention. I'm not sure if it makes any difference but the meeting would likely be mid / late morning and at a common business traveler hotel. Apologies if this stuff is seemingly obvious, I appreciate any tips or advice. Thanks.

In addition to the great tips others have offered;.

I try to use a side entrance, more and more that does not work out though.

When entering I have my phone at my ear and am quickly scanning for the elevators. If I cannot quickly spot them then I head down a hallway and there is always a staircase to use.

I knock lightly on the door so as to not disturb anyone or attract attention. Many of the better providers will be near the door and ready to open it for you.

During activities I am not loud, don't need to sound like your making a porn to have fun.

Before leaving I or the provider will check the eye piece for hallway traffic and upon leaving I use a staircase and exit a side door whenever possible.

**IndyGolfer60** · 03-11-21 13:38

Originally Posted by TitanClass87 [View Original Post]

Where does she post when she's working?

https://escortbabylon.net/posts_view...610/3176992570

**LegKiBob** · 03-11-21 11:44

Originally Posted by TitanClass87 [View Original Post]

Where does she post when she's working?

You can find her number on tryst. Search callie.

**TitanClass87** · 03-11-21 11:32

Originally Posted by IndyGolfer60 [View Original Post]

As he mentioned she is only working part time now, so her link is dead right now.

Where does she post when she's working?

**DanBrown** · 03-11-21 08:49

Originally Posted by UglyDrunkling [View Original Post]

Anyone seen this one? Looks just good enough to be true.

https://escortalligator.com.listcraw...olis/59600654/

It's been a few years since I've seen her. I met her a while back when I was living in Chicago, and a few times her in Indy.

She is real. If I remember right she has a lot of rules, which is why I quit seeing her. She was actually one of the first girls I had met in the hobby, and when I expanded my roladex she just didn't make the cut. She wanted premium prices for okay service. She was always nice enough.

Again it's been a while since I saw her, and people change.

**IndyGolfer60** · 03-11-21 07:46

Originally Posted by TitanClass87 [View Original Post]

Have a link?

As he mentioned she is only working part time now, so her link is dead right now.

**TitanClass87** · 03-11-21 02:01

Originally Posted by DeepDesire [View Original Post]

Have seen her ad for several years but noticed it hadn't been around in awhile. Made contact with her in the evening to see about a daytime meet up. She answered right away and when I inquired about the appointment she said she was checking out of her incall at 11 am. So we met for breakfast at 9. She looks exactly like her pictures very friendly and funny. Real down to earth and from our conversation a responsible adult. She has a athletic build, she claimed to be a mother to two but definitely got back into shape. No complaints about our time together, very open menu, not a clock watcher. She doesn't work at this a lot due to a full time job and family. If you can catch her it will be a good time. Simple verification.

Have a link?

**Theo Guderian** · 03-11-21 00:35

But don't look like you're acting like you belong (I dunno, fly casual Han).

Dress at least business casual, but don't dress like you're going to a wedding; and probably more important, don't dress where you'll raise suspicions at home. As IrishLaddie said, people at the hotel don't care what you're doing there unless you're causing a problem. Cover your other bases, like making sure your location services are off so you don't get someone using Find-My-Dickhead showing up starting to bang on doors.

Also, if you're nervous about all this, that's ok but don't go jumping in with a disreputable / questionable / shady lady. Everyone that's ever done this has started out like a jack-lighted deer. They'll all get that you're jittery, but the bad apples will start calculating once they smell a mark. Keep with the ones that are less likely to cause you a problem. Research the forums and glean the rules of the road. Leave the fucking Rolex and other jewelry at home, bring only the cash you need, etc. Just don't be a dumb ass and you'll be ok.

**DeepDesire** · 03-10-21 22:56

Originally Posted by IrishLaddie [View Original Post]

Most places the ladies stay, the front desk doesn't care who you are as long as you don't look or act shady.

I always have my phone up to my ear listening to old voicemails.

I've never been asked why I'm there.

Ok I always carry a luggage, gym bag etc plus maybe some food or drinks to look like a guest. I avoid contact if they say hello I answer the same and move on. When I leave I generally look for a different exit other than walking out by the front desk again, side door etc. Never ask for directions, look like you belong. Don't go in your work clothes. I have even changed into a separate set of clothes before I left. Hope this helps. By the way they know when they have someone working there they just don't care as long as it isn't causing a problem. Be careful. Latino house keepers mind their own business but white and black house keepers are very observant a good working girl will make sure she tips them. Makes the maids focus more on their jobs.

**BobbyKraft** · 03-10-21 22:41

When I have an encounter at a hotel I'm almost always in my work clothes which are business casual. When you walk into most hotels in business casual no one will blink an eye. The other suggestion about phone to your ear is good. When I'm going in somewhere I'm not familiar with I always look for the restroom sign. I head towards there to finalize any communication with whoever I'm meeting with. Then turn my phone on silent once I know which room to head to.

As long as you don't give anyone a reason to pay attention to you or remember you. You'll go unnoticed.

Originally Posted by GHDgaber [View Original Post]

A question for the veterans who might be more experienced: Is there anything I should or should not do when showing up to a hotel / making my way to the room? I've only ever had 1 prior experience and that was at a private residence so discretion and privacy weren't an issue. As someone still very new to all of this I'm already a bit nervous at the thought of being obvious, standing out or drawing unwanted attention. I'm not sure if it makes any difference but the meeting would likely be mid / late morning and at a common business traveler hotel. Apologies if this stuff is seemingly obvious, I appreciate any tips or advice. Thanks.

**BigBad** · 03-10-21 21:31

Originally Posted by IrishLaddie [View Original Post]

Most places the ladies stay, the front desk doesn't care who you are as long as you don't look or act shady.

I always have my phone up to my ear listening to old voicemails.

I've never been asked why I'm there.

I usually do the same. Hold my phone to my ear pretending I am on a phone call. Sometimes I will carry an empty backpack to make it look like I am carrying a laptop or something. It's a little less obvious if you have some luggage or something.

**BizzSenna** · 03-10-21 20:50

Does anybody actually fall for ads like this? LOL https://indianapolis.rubratings.com/217995.

**IrishLaddie** · 03-10-21 20:26

Originally Posted by GHDgaber [View Original Post]

A question for the veterans who might be more experienced: Is there anything I should or should not do when showing up to a hotel / making my way to the room? I've only ever had 1 prior experience and that was at a private residence so discretion and privacy weren't an issue. As someone still very new to all of this I'm already a bit nervous at the thought of being obvious, standing out or drawing unwanted attention. I'm not sure if it makes any difference but the meeting would likely be mid / late morning and at a common business traveler hotel. Apologies if this stuff is seemingly obvious, I appreciate any tips or advice. Thanks.

Most places the ladies stay, the front desk doesn't care who you are as long as you don't look or act shady.

I always have my phone up to my ear listening to old voicemails.

I've never been asked why I'm there.

**Member #6073** · 03-10-21 19:06

A question for the veterans who might be more experienced: Is there anything I should or should not do when showing up to a hotel / making my way to the room? I've only ever had 1 prior experience and that was at a private residence so discretion and privacy weren't an issue. As someone still very new to all of this I'm already a bit nervous at the thought of being obvious, standing out or drawing unwanted attention. I'm not sure if it makes any difference but the meeting would likely be mid / late morning and at a common business traveler hotel. Apologies if this stuff is seemingly obvious, I appreciate any tips or advice. Thanks.