My experience with home outcall vs. Hotel rooms
I've been having providers to my home / apartment since 1992. Not one single issue. I have even had a few cases when I had to ask the woman to leave, due to bait and switch situations. Once again-never a problem.
(I did, though, have a problem with a psycho ex-girlfriend who kept returning to my home. So perhaps the moral of the story is that one should allow providers to one's home, but not girlfriends.)
On the other hand, I have encountered numerous dicey situations in hotel rooms, including one time when I missed a police raid by only an hour. (I found out about it later on the boards.) That settled it for me: no more hotel rooms. I also avoid AMPs-even though I love Asian women. Once again: I don't want to be caught with my pants down in a strip mall AMP when LE comes through the front door.
Hotel rooms provide a false sense of confidence: You are much more vulnerable there than you think you are.
I do, however, agree with you that providers should not have clients to their personal homes.
The safest arrangement for everyone involved is outcall to the client's verified residence.
P.S.: I had a conversation about this with an agency owner once, who had the above policy I advocate. He told me that *every* single LE-related problem he had occurred in a hotel room. But he had no problems at clients' private residences, which is why he mandated residential outcall for first appointments, at least.
[QUOTE=BigBird69; 1492685]I would never bring a provider to my house regardless. I'll take my chances at a hotel and if necessary, rent it myself. If I were a provider. Besides being broke because I am somewhat ugly. I wouldn't have clients coming to my home. I will take a motel / hotel any day over a private residence. That's not to say I won't go to a provider's home, but they will NEVER come to mine. I had one psycho encounter that really reaffirmed my personal position on this.
-BigBird69.[/QUOTE]