Outcall Protocol

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Hi everyone,

I plan on hosting my first outcall next week but I have a few questions on the etiquette and procedures. I’ve done some research but still have some questions on the finer details. I was hoping some of you more experienced hobbyist can offer advice on what to do. Thanks.

1. How does showering work? Do I shower before she arrives and she showers when she arrives? Or do we shower at the same time but in different bathrooms?
2. Do you typically leave the donation near the front door or in the bathroom where she showers?
3. The house has numerous security cameras on the outside. Will this be a problem? I can disable them but taking them down will be a major task. None on the inside.
4. I’ve heard it’s a good idea to give her a short tour of the house and offer her a beverage / wine. This is supposed to prove no one else is home. Do you guys do this?
5. I’m assuming the SP will supply the condoms?
 
1. I generally shower right before, the lady will generally use the bathroom to freshen up before you go to the bedroom.
2. Usually somewhere very visible like a table or kitchen counter that she will obviously notice.
3. I wouldn’t worry too much, I’ve had similar visitors at condos without it being an issue, perhaps disable them if it’s not too difficult.
4. I generally do both as a courtesy and way to break the ice. Hadn’t really thought of the safety issue before, so that’s a good idea.
5. Yes
 
Hi everyone,

I plan on hosting my first outcall next week but I have a few questions on the etiquette and procedures. I’ve done some research but still have some questions on the finer details. I was hoping some of you more experienced hobbyist can offer advice on what to do. Thanks.

1. How does showering work? Do I shower before she arrives and she showers when she arrives? Or do we shower at the same time but in different bathrooms?
2. Do you typically leave the donation near the front door or in the bathroom where she showers?
3. The house has numerous security cameras on the outside. Will this be a problem? I can disable them but taking them down will be a major task. None on the inside.
4. I’ve heard it’s a good idea to give her a short tour of the house and offer her a beverage / wine. This is supposed to prove no one else is home. Do you guys do this?
5. I’m assuming the SP will supply the condoms?
1)I shower shortly before she arrives. always smell fresh. Never had a complaint. She should be showered. Outcall starts when she walks in the door. The clock is ticking.

2)Near the front door where she can just pick it up. I always fanned out the bills. $100 increments. Easy to count.

3)More info. A problem for her?

4)Beverages are always a nice touch. A tour is not necessary. Nobody has ever asked me for one.

5)And if your assumption is wrong, are you ok with no FS?
 
don't forget to brush your teeth

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All good suggestions. If you're worried about identity the make sure any plaques or other things around the flat that have your full name or company you work for are not clearly visible. If you offer wine, always a new bottle, and always open it up in front of her, so she has confidence you're not going go the Cosby on her...also make sure your bathroom is spotless, clean fresh towels, etc., etc. Have body wash etc...the stuff a lady would have at an incall...
 
also make sure your bathroom is spotless, clean fresh towels, etc., etc. Have body wash etc...the stuff a lady would have at an incall...

So, there should be hair left by other men? That is usually what I see in the shower and the sink at incalls.
 
The OP specifically asked about 5 things.

If you guys want to cover every single thing an outcall host should do, I am sure there are threads that cover 100's of different possibilities.

Oh yeah, to OP, make sure that you have no racing stripes on your underwear. Nobody mentioned that yet.
 
1. I generally shower right before, the lady will generally use the bathroom to freshen up before you go to the bedroom.
2. Usually somewhere very visible like a table or kitchen counter that she will obviously notice.
3. I wouldn’t worry too much, I’ve had similar visitors at condos without it being an issue, perhaps disable them if it’s not too difficult.
4. I generally do both as a courtesy and way to break the ice. Hadn’t really thought of the safety issue before, so that’s a good idea.
5. Yes

Thanks for the info!