Never: a private channel or a higher price
Communication stays inside approved agency channels, and that protects both of you — it means there is a record, a team who can step in, and no pressure to hand over a personal number before you want to. A request to move to a private account before you have been introduced, or to pay him more than the price shown, is not how a booking works here — it breaches the terms he agreed to, and you can report it from your account.
Never: anything intimate
Bookings are companionship — conversation, presence, shared time. Nothing romantic or sexual is on offer, at any price. Anyone suggesting otherwise is not offering what this service offers, and you are free to end the conversation on the spot.
Never: recording, posting, or an audience
Privacy runs in both directions: no recording or posting by either side without permission. He will not photograph you, put you on a story, or bring someone along without your agreement — and the same protection applies to him.
What he will ask
- What you would enjoy doing, and the pace that suits you
- Where you would feel comfortable meeting — public first is the norm
- Anything you would rather not discuss
- Practicalities already agreed with the team: timing, venue, expenses
If something is asked anyway
End the experience. Either side may stop a booking the moment comfort is broken, and you never owe an explanation for using that. Tell the team what happened — vetting only works if it hears about the exceptions.
Frequently asked questions
What if he asks for my personal number?
You are free to decline. Communication is meant to stay in approved agency channels; you can share more only if and when you want to.
Can he ask me to pay him directly?
Not for more than the price shown. The rest of the price is paid to him on the day, at the figure you saw before choosing him, and activity costs and travel are agreed with the team beforehand. Asking for more on the day breaks our terms — tell the team.
What happens if I end a booking early?
Either side may end an experience if comfort is broken. Tell the team — it is the only way a vetting process can catch what it missed.