When Visiting New Orleans as a Provider?

What should I expect? I will be at the Hyatt in the French Quarter. What advice is good for visitors?
Is there any area that is "pig" infested or hide my purse and lock door at light bad?
Anything helps.

Is Eccie, strip club, or freelancing the way to go in New Orleans?

What kind of rates are a good average?

Any warnings?

Oh dear, I'm not sure if it's because you're coming from Houston and it's customary to share your exact location over there. But there is only one hotel in the Quarter that is that chain.

You've still got time to edit your post.

I will be at the Hyatt in the French Quarter. Originally Posted by ash1102

You forgot to post your room number along w/posting your hotel location name.
Other than that there are no red flags or warnings In the area chick!


Have fun

You've still got time to edit your post. Originally Posted by Lena Duvall

It doesn't matter Lena D. If she edited It or not.
She has her hotel location In her provider ad In bold and In large fonts
to ensure no one overlooks It





....who woulda thunk it, i've been posting ads all wrong all this time. silly me!

Is this a new trend? If so, it's not one I'll get swept up in.

I'm genuinely confused as to what

discreet is key

means in light of sharing an exact address.

Well she's also 19. She might not be the one checking into the hotel anyways due to her age......but who knows.

Ill bet she's also NOT the one behind the keyboard

I thought the same thing when I looked at her ad I thought it was odd. First thought "PIGS" but then I looked again and I think she is young. Or whom ever is "behind" the keys is not the sharpest tool in the shed.

Also looking at some of her other ads she lists EXACT ADRESSES. Smh

Truth be told that place is a pain in the ass to get in and out of much less seeing someone there.

Never liked staying there.

As a provider who has and does work in Louisiana here is what you should know. Stay OUT Of New Orleans. Metarie is a bust town, Big bust town, and dangerous to work. Most places in St. Charles Parish as a No Work Zone If you are smart. Stay out of Baton Rouge unless you are INCALL Only. The Best Place to work in Louisiana is Houma. It is a safer environment, IF you are a smart and safe provider. New Orleans, really is not a good incall OR outcall place at all. Money is bad, clientele is not on the upper end of the spectrum. If you have never tried working in New Orleans before this is not the place to try to "break in" in Louisiana. I am in Louisiana often and have been for well over three years now.

^^ Thanks for the history on Louisiana, I'm keeping this In mind.. ^^ Did you have another handle or previous handle?

No, just Ciara Aodhan. I try to stay UTR and off review boards, I find you get higher quality clientele that way. But feel free to check out my blog on my website about my Louisiana adventures anytime.

Okay, Thx

IF you are a smart and safe provider. New Orleans, really is not a good incall OR outcall place at all. Money is bad, clientele is not on the upper end of the spectrum. Originally Posted by CiaraAodhan

I am so sorry that your opinion of this wonderful city is so low. You have obviously experienced a very different New Orleans than the one that I live and work in. My clientele, both local and visiting, are wonderful gentleman and consistently exceed your advertised hourly rate. We are talking about New Orleans, Louisiana, right?

Yeah as in Decatur Street by Grocery Store #1. Yeah New Orleans. But your experience may be different. The girl asking is traveling from Houston, she isn't from there has obviously never been there and didn't grow up there So it's my opinion based on my experiences. We are allowed to have differing opinions.

http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/...ew_orlean.html That's from December 5th

http://www.nola.com/politics/index.s...ub_dancer.html That's November 22

http://www.theadvocate.com/new_orlea...03867810d.html That's from November 12

I mean all you really have to do is look up New Orleans and Prostitution on Google, it's NOT the area to stay out of trouble. It's a very hot area when it comes to Law Enforcement.

http://www.fox8live.com/story/196669...titution-sting
http://www.wbrz.com/news/13-arrested...itution-sting/
http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/...tion_stin.html

But like I said it's just my personal opinion that if you are new to the State, you probably shouldn't just jump into New Orleans without doing some homework first.