When you see a provider....

GQ Romantic's Avatar
I have a question, when you set up a meet and the incall location is a No-tell that looks like Norman Bates hangout or the projects that looks like the one in training day, is it wrong to cancel? Safety is always a must for the ladies as well as the gents. After reading a few threads about gents getting robbed I have become a little more security alert.
If it's a BP lady I would be concerned , but if Eccie verified provider I would not be . Only a very small percentage of VP that are not trustworthy . I'd be more worried about bedbugs in the shithole !
Dorian Gray's Avatar
I'd read enough reviews so that I would be aware of this fact BEFORE scheduling, & adjust accordingly.
I hope this isn't off topic but what qualifies a place as a no-tell? I ask because everyone has different preferences. Is a Motel 6 a no-tell? What about those weekly places? Or are No-Tells the places that charge by the hour, have blood on the walls, or look like the doors have been busted down.
foxyred73's Avatar
And also when you feel safe to come out to play with a lady
nushi's Avatar
  • nushi
  • 05-17-2013, 11:18 PM
No-tell is a play on the words motel or hotel. It's just a place you find that served its purpose but you don't want the real name put on public notice here. But usually one of those whose cost is relatively low.
We all have our views what is safe, however some are universal. I wont go to certain places or what I call low rent or shady motels, hotels or no-tells. LOL If I see a bunch of people just standing around a complex's parking lot where I am to go up or in to see a provider its a no go, or a hotel complex that looks like a trailer park (nothing against them) but ones I have seen here don't seem safe and draw unwarranted attention.
As far as walls with blood or doors that look busted down, that's common sense to be honest. I do know some will go anywhere and take chances to be pleasured, but safety may be a block that should be added in the location area on reviews especially after reading some of the alerts lately.
guy fawkes's Avatar
NO TELL MOTEL

run-down motel usually built in the 60's or 70's, preferably located just off the highway or in a sketchy part of town; usually known for reasonable hourly rates
Malaya, your signature block ("I Want to F*ck You Like an Animal") piques my curiosity. Two questions:

1. Does this mean that when I show up at your place, the dozen long-stem red roses are optional?

2. Who's in the role of the animal -- you, or I? 'Cuz if you open your door, dressed up as Little Bo Peep Who's Lost Her Sheep, I'm running like hell!
AngeLisa's Avatar
I think its okAY to cancel, if you have your mind on your car being looted you wont enjoy your time.
I had a Cop come to my door once while with a friend...he and i were so comfortable that we let the asshole cop still ring the doorbell. i didnt answer, no fear here!!! I was a lil nervous but no biggie, we were safe
82Vinny's Avatar
If you don't feel comfortable driving up how are you going to feel when you get in? Do you honesty think your going to be able to relax and let loose? Always follow your gut instinct and use a reputable provider!
just4fun's Avatar
It's actually pretty simple for me! If it's a bad area with a lots of people hanging out then I'm out of there!!! A lot too depends on the time of day as well. I never venture into questionable areas after dark!!! Now if it's early morning or mid day I may go for it if there's not a lot of traffic. My safety will always cum first!!!!

I mean is the first priority!