Blackmail Warning for girls on backpage.

GPIDEAL

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Dear Sharla, it's still not your fault. An SP I know was being blackmailed by some idiot even though she worked out of hotels (he threatened to call CRA, etc. etc.). Needless to say, he was in tears when they handcuffed him at home. Not saying that you're wrong for the way you conduct your business, but that old saying of 'two wrongs don't make a right' apply. You still have the protection of the law. Good luck babe.
 

bone_man

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Sharla...
protect yourself...
stick with your regulars or those recomended by other SPS for a while and don't respond to the trash that make sit difficult for all of us....
take care
 

SS Sharla

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but that old saying of 'two wrongs don't make a right' apply
I agree. I have no plans to fight fire with fire. I am hoping the whole things has been laid to rest. I would NEVER disturb a family or violate someone discretion, whether they threw the first stone or not. I simply took the video to identify him if it did come down to telling him I could go to the authorities. I have no plans of showing the video to anyone. Not friends or other workers. Nobody.

Now that I have had time to think, I would handle things differently next time. I would have the authorities here when he shows up. Safety first.

However, I think it was productive to have him here and explain the laws and how what he was doing is illegal. But in hindsight I think I will handle it differently next time.

Thanks for all the responses.
 

Brill

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It sounds like you handled things well under the circumstances.

It's weird that he would threaten you and still keep the appointment, that's a recipe for the worst YMMV possible.
He sounds like a complete idiot.

Hope you can look back and laugh about it one day.
 

Plain_Jane

Bedroom Vixen
I think about this issue a great deal - risking being outed and the threat of blackmail and it is one of several reasons indy status is appealing. I control nearly every aspect of my involvement (I edited my own comment pre-post as I don't want the mods to mistake it for advertisement but rather participation in a subject that is important to each of us).

That said though, each and everyone of us runs the risk that the next call we make or take will be to someone we know and if there isn't mutual respect for each other's privacy these situations can present themselves.

I use a few rules of thumb which, in my circumstances, work best for me with new contacts:

1) contact is through email and not by phone or text.... I have a blackberry and my email comes to my phone and generally I respond within 4 to 6 hours to regular emails and where there is a request for a more urgent reply I do my best to respond within 1 hour.
2) if I get a bad feeling at any point in time I pay attention to the warning I am getting - we have instincts for a reason.
3) if I get a bad feeling during a date I contact my emergency contact and respectfully end the date (returning donation)..... I don't rebook with anyone who gives the hairs on the back of my neck a reason to stand (unless it is of the 'goosebumps from pleasure' kind of hair raising).
3) outcalls only - though I am familiar with the law as it applies to incalls and outcalls I prefer the additional legal standing that outcalls imply.
4) when a date is arranging for a room I encourage an area that is neutral to each of us so that there is little concern about next door neighbours, family, etc. seeing us parked at local inn.... in the case of attending at private residences I will ask for a general geographical locale first, before accepting the date, and if it is "in my back yard" I will respectfully decline the date as I would prefer not to do my banking and groceries where I conduct business (all of this is well and good however the world is small and I've found that even out of town it is easy to bump into someone who you know so the utmost discretion needs to be exercised when "seeing someone you know.. but shouldn't").
5) I read between the lines when other ladies and gentlemen on this board post... there is a lot of good learning in their experiences and I'm thankful for the lessons I've learned, vicariously and otherwise.

This is a rater taboo world we operate in, both the men and women on the board and in this hobby. I would hope that we each understand the mutual benefit for respect, discretion and privacy.

Anyhow, my 10 cents worth.

Enjoy and be safe.

xo Jane
 
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rld

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Technically speaking you are not supposed to run a escort operation in your home.

The individual you dealt with has opened himself to multiple criminal charges, from blackmail to sexual assault.

If you need more detailed legal info feel free to pm me. It is not a hobby for me, it is my profession.
 
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