Preventing Deposit Scams

[+ KensingtonHomo]

I’ve paid deposits and will continue to do so for well-reviewed and seemingly established escorts. I’ve never once been burned. 

Perhaps I’ve been incredibly lucky or very good in my vetting. But I don’t think it’s unreasonable for a provider to request a nominal ($25-$50) deposit. Generally, it’s only required the first time. 

And if you are using Venmo or PayPal, it often requires the escort to reveal their actual name or business name. So they’re also exposing themselves. 

[Trick]

[Jarrod_Uncut]

9 hours ago, KensingtonHomo said:

I’ve paid deposits and will continue to do so for well-reviewed and seemingly established escorts.

Generally, it’s only required the first time. 

Good screening is always a good thing.

However, I’ll still ask for deposits even from non-first time clients as needed. Reason being: some clients have shown up the first time, but may still have something come up/not show up the 2nd or subsequent time. 
 

So in case it ever comes up, one should not feel “offended” if a deposit is asked for after the first time. Like I said before, if said advertiser is spending their own money upfront before getting paid (whether that be hotel, travel/commute, etc): a deposit may still be asked, whether it’s the first or 5th time. 

 

 

 

[MikeBiDude]

Moderator note: this is starting to sound similar to another thread that has been well discussed. Let’s move on. Locked.