Why are some towns/areas dead spots?

I live in the eastern suburbs and in between two towns that at least have some options (not all good of course lol) when it comes to providers/AMPs.

But there is nothing where I live. It’s near major highways and there is certainly a population base here that you’d think there would be something.

Does it have something to do with local law enforcement having a rep for cracking down on this kind of thing? Maybe something the municipality may have in place to keep said places out? Or just as simple as no women around here desire to do this kind of work? Just curious.

The “hobby” died many years ago. Eccie really isn’t a hooker board anymore. Hookers don’t post here anymore.

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Where do they post?

Where do they post? Originally Posted by PhilLanders69

Megapersonals, Skip The Games, Tryst, and Eros (on the - mostly - high end). There are some smaller regional sites in some areas, but none of those cover Western PA.

Some might also include sites like Seeking, but the great majority of women posting there aren't interested in "traditional" P4P meetings.

There are some women who try to drum business on non-traditional venues such a Twitter and Snapchat - if you can find them there... Though even those mostly post on one of the more common sites as well, since they know that potential clients aren't likely to be able to find them on the social media sites.

You can also, on occasion, find "obvious" P4P postings on FetLife, but those can also be difficult to locate, and FetLife discourages that sort of thing and will ban people who "go too far" in what they post. So they have to be a little subtle about what and how they post, and you have to be able to sort of read between the lines to tell if someone is posting as a "traditional" provider, or if they're just legitimately looking for casual hookups (in which case you're probably not going to get to meet with them anyway, because women posting for legit casual hookups get absolutely inundated with responses, and they can - and do - pick and choose the best out of the bunch).

That's pretty much it, these days.

Thanks.