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Many thanks to everyone for your responses. I'll plan on starting with a 2-hour appointment and see how things go. You guys are great! Thanks!

Hi everyone, I have a question primarily for providers, but I welcome any productive feedback. I have tentative travel plans that will require an overnight layover in Paris. I don't live there so I don't have a good feel for local providers, but since it's an overnight layover it seems like a perfect opportunity for an overnight appointment (which I generally prefer because I find them much more intimate). But it would be with someone I don't know, unless I happen to run across a provider that I have used in the past who happens to be there at the same time -- clearly unlikely. I'm a little nervous about that idea, since I would be going into the situation blind, but so would the provider. Would I be better off doing, say, a 2-hour appointment instead of an overnight? Or is there effectively no difference since I'd be hosting the provider anyway? Is it all in my mind? Has anyone here ever had an overnight appointment as their 1st encounter with a client or provider? If so, did you have the same concerns? Thanks in advance for any advice!

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So, nobody had met with him?

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rent.men/Lovekhann His ad pops up every now and then, but there are never any reviews and that makes me very suspicious. However, he is very much my "type" do I'm curious if anyone here has ever used his services. Thanks in advance, guys!

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I have been hiring providers for many years and only once did someone ask me that, over the phone, while we were working out logistics & details. I told him I'm not in law enforcement, but apparently he didn't believe me because he didn't show up at the agreed upon location & time. But that was many years ago. However, I'd be lying if I said this doesn't cross my mind, given the current political environment. This is one of the reasons why I actually prefer that the provider blur their face (or hide it) in their profiles. With the current state of technology and AI, and cameras everywhere, it wouldn't take much for law enforcement to identify people who advertise. I once met a provider who was living in the U.S. but was from Europe and he told me that he had friends (I guess you could call them co-workers?) who had been denied entry into the U.S. because they somehow knew that the person worked as a service provider.

I would be happy to answer that in private. DM me if you'd like to know more.

Bump And, fwiw, I prefer not to see the guy's face. In today's environment, I think it's safer for the provider, and that makes me feel safer.

Hey thanks for the review. I've been looking at this provider for a while but haven't found anyone (outside of the RMen reviews) who had first-hand experience with him. Mind if I reach out via DM for more details?

Thanks! I didn't know that it was so easy for a provider to have negative reviews RMen removed, but now it makes sense why people don't trust it. Thanks for the clarification!