Pay in advance???

[scottspearsxxx]

The only "in advance" money I request is when I have to travel to a different city and then I need them to book my plane ticket to make sure they are legit unless they are a repeat client.

[jj69action]

I much agree with "poolboy" as prepayment is almost never a good idea with some one ya never met before.. I got "had" by one of the 'best' reviewed guys and have not mentioned him. All a gamble, my friend, and find a guy ya share mutual trust and stay with it.

I too have been burned. Listen & learn and have a great session!

[+ Gar1eth]

DO NOT PAY HIM IN ADVANCE. If he is traveling to you, pay for his tickets and buy insurance in-case he stands you up. Payment always occurs at the end if your meeting because you are JUST spending time with him

 

I have questions about buying insurance. #1 Have any of you done this not for yourself, but for an escort you are bringing in? #2. Can you even buy insurance for someone not related to you with you as the beneficiary? #3. Suppose the guy is a flake and cancels not because of a legitimate reason. He just decides not to come. Assuming you can buy insurance for a non family member with you listed as the beneficiary, what kind of proof could you give them about the canceled trip if the escort won't give you a signed physician note, relative obituary notice, or etc?

 

Gman

[+ poolboy48220]

I'm just guessing, but I think this is more insurance in the sense of the passenger didn't use the ticket/make the flight, in which case you'd be reimbursed for the unused ticket price.

[Steven_Draker]

I have questions about buying insurance. #1 Have any of you done this not for yourself, but for an escort you are bringing in? #2. Can you even buy insurance for someone not related to you with you as the beneficiary? #3. Suppose the guy is a flake and cancels not because of a legitimate reason. He just decides not to come. Assuming you can buy insurance for a non family member with you listed as the beneficiary, what kind of proof could you give them about the canceled trip if the escort won't give you a signed physician note, relative obituary notice, or etc

 

Airline Ticket Protector

 

Protects non-refundable airline flight tickets

Trip Cancellation, Trip Interruption, Missed Connection, Trip Delay and Baggage Delay insurance

Optional Cancel for Any Reason, Optional Medical Coverage, Optional Renters Collision Insurance, and an Optional Accidental Death and Dismemberment (Air Only) benefit

24/7 Customer Care and Travel Assistance

Underwritten by United States Fire Insurance Company

 

Benefits

 

Optional Cancel for any Reason

Up to 75% of Trip Cost

Optional Accidental Death & Dismemberment-Air Only

Up to the amount purchased

Optional Renters Collision Insurance

$50,000

Optional Accident and Sickness Medical Expense

$50,000 ($50 deductible)

Optional Evacuation & Repatriation of Remains

$250,000

*Up to the lesser of the Trip Cost paid or the limit of coverage on the Confirmation of Benefits up to a maximum of $3,500

These are a highlight of the benefits and coverage in your plan. Please review your certificate for a full list of benefits and exclusions and limitations.

 

Reasons for Trip Cancellation

 

Sickness (includes family)

Pre-existing Medical Conditions

Weather

Bankruptcy/Default

Injury (includes family)

 

Travel Assistance Services

 

Medical Evacuation

Medical or Legal Assistance

Passport Replacement/Visa Information

Lost Baggage Retrieval

Prescription Drug/Eyeglass Replacement

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Q: What is the Airline Ticket Protector Plan?

A: Ticket protector plan is a plan that will cover airline tickets only up to a maximum of $3,500 per traveler.

Q: Do you offer coverage for pre-existing medical conditions?

A: You are eligible for Pre-Existing Medical Conditions coverage if you purchase your travel insurance plan no longer than 14 days after initial trip deposit, are medically able to travel at the time you purchase the plan, insure the full cost of your airline ticket and have not cancelled and rebooked your tickets.

Q: Can I purchase the Airline Ticket Protector plan if my ticket costs more than $3,500?

A: If you would like coverage for the full cost of your trip, you should insure the full cost of your trip under one of our other Worldwide Trip Protector Plans. Insuring the full cost of your trip under another plan would also make you eligible for Pre-existing Medical Conditions coverage.

 

Eligibility

 

The duration of the trip from Departure Date to Return Date cannot exceed 180 days.

Protects again Pre-Existing Medical Conditions when you purchase the Ticket Protector up to 14 days after your initial ticket purchase, are medically able to travel at the time of your purchase and have covered the full ticket price and this is the first and only booking for the same travel dates and destination.

Up to the lesser of the Trip Cost paid or the limit of coverage on the Confirmation of Benefits up to a maximum of $3,500

Optional Cancel for Any Reason is not available for plans with $0 Trip Cost.

Optional Cancel for Any Reason must be purchased within 14 days of your initial trip deposit and selected with original plan purchase.

For U.S. residents of all ages.

 

Did You Know?

 

Airline Ticket Protector is designed for travel where the only expense is the airline ticket, such as visiting family or friends.

This plan is ideal for corporate or incentive travel where there is no out-of-pocket expense but an airline ticket.

This plan is also suitable for budget-conscious family travelers where the airline component is the largest investment of the trip.

Travel Insured International's underwriter for this plan, United States Fire Insurance Company, maintains an A (Excellent) A.M. Best 2012 rating .

Travel Insured International maintains an A+ Better Business Bureau rating.

 

Additional Information

 

You will be provided with a complete Certificate of Insurance upon purchase of the plan. If you would like to review the Certificate of Insurance, please click below.

 

source: http://www.travelinsured.com/plan/details?p=ALTP12

[DeNeufaille]

Draker, much rather get into your mind than your pants...... 51% to 49%, damn, it is a start. And so true

[+ Gar1eth]

Airline Ticket Protector

 

Protects non-refundable airline flight tickets

Trip Cancellation, Trip Interruption, Missed Connection, Trip Delay and Baggage Delay insurance

Optional Cancel for Any Reason, Optional Medical Coverage, Optional Renters Collision Insurance, and an Optional Accidental Death and Dismemberment (Air Only) benefit

24/7 Customer Care and Travel Assistance

Underwritten by United States Fire Insurance Company

 

Benefits

 

Optional Cancel for any Reason

Up to 75% of Trip Cost

Optional Accidental Death & Dismemberment-Air Only

Up to the amount purchased

Optional Renters Collision Insurance

$50,000

Optional Accident and Sickness Medical Expense

$50,000 ($50 deductible)

Optional Evacuation & Repatriation of Remains

$250,000

*Up to the lesser of the Trip Cost paid or the limit of coverage on the Confirmation of Benefits up to a maximum of $3,500

These are a highlight of the benefits and coverage in your plan. Please review your certificate for a full list of benefits and exclusions and limitations.

 

Reasons for Trip Cancellation

 

Sickness (includes family)

Pre-existing Medical Conditions

Weather

Bankruptcy/Default

Injury (includes family)

 

Travel Assistance Services

 

Medical Evacuation

Medical or Legal Assistance

Passport Replacement/Visa Information

Lost Baggage Retrieval

Prescription Drug/Eyeglass Replacement

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Q: What is the Airline Ticket Protector Plan?

A: Ticket protector plan is a plan that will cover airline tickets only up to a maximum of $3,500 per traveler.

Q: Do you offer coverage for pre-existing medical conditions?

A: You are eligible for Pre-Existing Medical Conditions coverage if you purchase your travel insurance plan no longer than 14 days after initial trip deposit, are medically able to travel at the time you purchase the plan, insure the full cost of your airline ticket and have not cancelled and rebooked your tickets.

Q: Can I purchase the Airline Ticket Protector plan if my ticket costs more than $3,500?

A: If you would like coverage for the full cost of your trip, you should insure the full cost of your trip under one of our other Worldwide Trip Protector Plans. Insuring the full cost of your trip under another plan would also make you eligible for Pre-existing Medical Conditions coverage.

 

Eligibility

 

The duration of the trip from Departure Date to Return Date cannot exceed 180 days.

Protects again Pre-Existing Medical Conditions when you purchase the Ticket Protector up to 14 days after your initial ticket purchase, are medically able to travel at the time of your purchase and have covered the full ticket price and this is the first and only booking for the same travel dates and destination.

Up to the lesser of the Trip Cost paid or the limit of coverage on the Confirmation of Benefits up to a maximum of $3,500

Optional Cancel for Any Reason is not available for plans with $0 Trip Cost.

Optional Cancel for Any Reason must be purchased within 14 days of your initial trip deposit and selected with original plan purchase.

For U.S. residents of all ages.

 

Did You Know?

 

Airline Ticket Protector is designed for travel where the only expense is the airline ticket, such as visiting family or friends.

This plan is ideal for corporate or incentive travel where there is no out-of-pocket expense but an airline ticket.

This plan is also suitable for budget-conscious family travelers where the airline component is the largest investment of the trip.

Travel Insured International's underwriter for this plan, United States Fire Insurance Company, maintains an A (Excellent) A.M. Best 2012 rating .

Travel Insured International maintains an A+ Better Business Bureau rating.

 

Additional Information

 

You will be provided with a complete Certificate of Insurance upon purchase of the plan. If you would like to review the Certificate of Insurance, please click below.

 

source: http://www.travelinsured.com/plan/details?p=ALTP12

 

Steven, I'm familiar with these policies. I'm just not sure how it would work regarding buying it for another person not yourself. And even if you could, if the escort is one of those dishonest ones and cancels for no reason, I doubt he is going to provide you with the information necessary to make a claim.

 

Gman