Screening clients

[SteveB]

in my years spent in Ireland and other countries I found Irish Girls the best in the world after Polish, something sweet and innocent about them

You obviously haven't met the girls I have met.

[Nikkita]

You obviously haven't met the girls I have met.

You dont know what you're missing

[Barney Rubble]

Well, not that fussy soapy, didn't you see Barney Rubble?

Are you stalking me Knibbs ?

Or is it Sophie ?

Anyway we gave each other a reference so it must have went ok ?

[Laimo]

I am super picky. I say NO a lot during the day.

Tell me about it

[CaraClarke]

Madness !! couldn't believe when I saw it on her profile..... Cara, profile isn't up at the moment.

You clearly can't read then - it's optional. If someone can't supply me with their phone number and at least 2 references, then I ask for LinkedIn OR photo ID.

Remember, clients are voluntarily choosing to see escorts. It's not a life or death situation but it could be for us. I've seen it this way since I began in the profession, and everyone on this site tried to tear me apart and mock me, saying it wasn't a "job interview" and "who do [I] think I am?". The lack of foresight was shocking to me, and look at the state of the industry now.

But, on another note, screening is absolutely a privilege that only a small number escorts in Ireland hold. I'm lucky enough to be able to turn away whoever doesn't bother their arse to read my website and screening requirements, and send me an appropriate email. A lot of workers don't have this opportunity, but I do hope that those who do enforce screening will encourage ladies who may not have had the social or economic leeway to be the first to adapt the system. We need to make it the norm, so the playing field is level and we all have that barrier of protection.

Keep in mind, safety is a two-way street and women who screen are 99% likely to be working alone (legal), reducing the risk for the client.

[Paulstevens]

You clearly can't read then - it's optional. If someone can't supply me with their phone number and at least 2 references, then I ask for LinkedIn OR photo ID.

Remember, clients are voluntarily choosing to see escorts. It's not a life or death situation but it could be for us. I've seen it this way since I began in the profession, and everyone on this site tried to tear me apart and mock me, saying it wasn't a "job interview" and "who do [I] think I am?". The lack of foresight was shocking to me, and look at the state of the industry now.

But, on another note, screening is absolutely a privilege that only a small number escorts in Ireland hold. I'm lucky enough to be able to turn away whoever doesn't bother their arse to read my website and screening requirements, and send me an appropriate email. A lot of workers don't have this opportunity, but I do hope that those who do enforce screening will encourage ladies who may not have had the social or economic leeway to be the first to adapt the system. We need to make it the norm, so the playing field is level and we all have that barrier of protection.

Keep in mind, safety is a two-way street and women who screen are 99% likely to be working alone (legal), reducing the risk for the client.

I personally agree with everything you say.
When you have nothing to hide you shouldn't feel uncomfortable answering any questions. It is quite frightening as you say, the worst case scenario for a client is a damaged reputation, for an escort it could be maimed or death. It is really scary
I have also found talking about things before a meeting has left both of us more relaxed with each other, when we meet

[unsunghero]

I'm all for it, I love quizzes and actually very good at them

[British Hot Kristie]

I'm all for it, I love quizzes and actually very good at them

Fair play, you do sound like a Mastermind. I wouldn't like to be your component

[unsunghero]

Fair play, you do sound like a Mastermind. I wouldn't like to be your component

it was nothing and i'm a gentleman too, I turned down the job of The Chaser on ITV and told Brad, ladies First, go Jenny

[Mrbean76]

Fair play, you do sound like a Mastermind. I wouldn't like to be your component

Opponent I think you meant to say Kristie