About her
- Who checked her identity, and against what?
- Does she choose which occasions to accept?
- Has she read the plan and the brief?
About the money
- What does the price cover — the day rate, her travel, tickets?
- When and how do I pay?
- What happens if the event moves or I cancel?
About the occasion
- Where do we meet first, and is it public?
- When does the evening end?
- What will she never do, and is it written down?
- What happens if either of us wants to leave?
Our answers
A person checks her identity against her documents and a photograph of her holding them; we do not run criminal background checks. She chooses every occasion. The full price is in writing before you book; you pay 50% in advance when you choose a companion and the rest to her on the day; the advance is refunded if she cancels or does not come, and once you are introduced it is not refunded if you cancel or change the plan. You meet in public first, the evening ends when agreed, and either of you can end it.
Frequently asked questions
What is a red flag?
A price that rises after you agree it, cash asked for on the night, a meeting place in a hotel room, or limits described as "flexible". Walk away from any of them.
Should I ask about background checks?
Yes, and expect a straight answer. We do not run criminal background checks and say so.
Can I have the answers in writing?
Yes. Every plan is agreed in writing before you pay.