— ADULT SAFETY GUIDE • 18+
A safer first enquiry: verification, privacy and warning signs
A practical adult-only guide to checking contact details, protecting privacy, recognising suspicious requests, and setting clear boundaries.
Start with the official contact
Use the contact method published on the main website. Numbers copied from forums, social posts, comments, or unrelated listings may belong to impersonators. Check the domain carefully and do not assume that a familiar profile photo proves who is replying.
Protect your personal information
A basic availability enquiry usually needs a city area, preferred time, duration, and general companionship request. It should not require your email password, banking login, card PIN, one-time code, full contact list, or unrelated identity documents. If a request feels excessive, pause.
Ask direct questions
Confirm whether the profile is currently available, the complete expected price, what the stated duration means, travel terms, payment timing, and cancellation conditions. Clear answers are more useful than broad claims such as “100% guaranteed.”
Recognise common warning signs
Be cautious when someone creates artificial urgency, refuses basic confirmation, repeatedly changes the amount, sends a different payment name without explanation, or threatens to expose an enquiry. Do not continue under pressure.
Consent and boundaries come first
Every adult involved can set boundaries, refuse a request, or stop an arrangement. No listing, conversation, or payment removes the need for ongoing mutual consent and lawful conduct.
If something seems wrong
Stop communication, keep relevant evidence, secure any affected account, and contact the appropriate payment provider or local authority when necessary. Do not send additional money in an attempt to recover an earlier payment.
This guide provides general safety information, not legal advice. Requirements can vary by location. The site is for adults aged 18 and over.