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FrostyMomma

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The glamourous life of a celebrity or athlete must allow for plenty
of SP encounters.

I remember seeing a leafs talking up a streetwalker back in the 80's and walking into a hotel. Times are a changing.

How common are these Charlie Sheen encounters?
Wondering how close I could be with a star in more ways than one.
 
shack said:
Really? How often/how many times do you have to sign a NDA?
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Just once before you initially meet the person.

But a lot of the times, depending on who it is or how many times you have met, they still will make you leave your cell phone and purse in another room or with security.
 
Why should famous people be any different than us ordinary folk. I sure wouldn't want an SP coming on the boards and saying 'I saw S........ C........... the other day'. My go-to girl knows my real name, same for a few others with whom I've had a connection (more than penis in vagina). If I got outed probably only the family would be affected, and a few friends and acquaintances. If a star got outed, IMHO they have a lot more at stake.

So that's why SP's shouldn't kiss and tell.
 
scdave2003 said:
Why should famous people be any different than us ordinary folk. I sure wouldn't want an SP coming on the boards and saying 'I saw S........ C........... the other day'. My go-to girl knows my real name, same for a few others with whom I've had a connection (more than penis in vagina). If I got outed probably only the family would be affected, and a few friends and acquaintances. If a star got outed, IMHO they have a lot more at stake.

So that's why SP's shouldn't kiss and tell.
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I guess ? But what I underlined is the ultimate reason. For anyone who has lots at stake.
 
Most celebrities are busted by the law not the SP. Hugh Grant notable because his girlfriend was Elizabeth Hurley (I'm guess hot but stiff in bed) , Eddie Murphy with his transvestite, Haggard an anti-homosexual evangelical minister caught with a male prostitute (my favorite case) ...
 
When I first started hobbying the girls made me sign NDA's.
 
Chloë. said:
Yes. The point is to make sure you don't.

Some of the consequences in some of the clauses in there are pretty scary.

It's mostly for media purposes so it won't get onto TMZ or something.
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What are some of the consequences for the clauses?
 
Miss Jessica Lee said:
there are both civil and criminal repercussions for breaching a non disclosure agreement... its the same as any other.

If you invented something and wanted funding you'd make the people you show your invention to sign one... I hope. The idea is to keep your shit a secret.
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Exactly.

I remember signing one for a prominent artist and the financial repercussion was a 1.5 million dollar lawsuit along with some other consequences.

They don't joke when it comes to their privacy.
 
An NDA is simply a contract like any other. There are no "criminal" consequences for breach of contract (though the other party to the contract might want you to believe that). At law, it is a purely civil matter. Further, a contract on its face may stipulate any ridiculous penalty that the drafter can imagine, but that is merely to intimidate the other party into compliance. The real penalty will be based on the mrassure of damages suffered.
 
Oh they make use of the ladies. There are a few go to girls in the city who seemed to appear for celebs a lot more than others. I would imagine they had been vetted already.

Another funny thing is a couple of local reporters who would also do over nights a few years ago with high profile clients. Could not figure this one out......
 
Given that purchase is now a criminal offense it would seem unwise for the high profile clients to leave a paper trail like an NDA. You cannot actually contract someone to remain silent about a crime.

Before c36 when the encounter was perfectly legal it certainly made sense.
 
fuji said:
Given that purchase is now a criminal offense it would seem unwise for the high profile clients to leave a paper trail like an NDA. You cannot actually contract someone to remain silent about a crime.

Before c36 when the encounter was perfectly legal it certainly made sense.
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I signed one a few weeks ago.

Reading it, it didn't say anything about the purchase of sexual services. Just that I wasn't allowed to discuss anything about the encounter at all, nor document it electronically.

It listed the fact that I agreed to be in the company of the person and that I was not allowed to record or go to any media outlet, as well as some other things I wasn't supposed to do.

If I did, then I would be held accountable financially to a certain amount that they had deemed fit. I'm guessing what HobbyHorse said, was what it was about.

Some other fluff I can't really recall but that was the jist of it. 2 pages.

I dealt more with his manager than I did with him. It was quite strict but hey.

I've never had to deal with violence in these cases. They are far too careful for that.

*For what it's worth, there have been cases where I haven't been working as an SP but went to private after parties just as a normal patron and NDA's were present for everyone to sign.
Its not only with SP's.
 
Well,well, seems more common than I thought.
Must be a let down to be with Joe Schmoe vs Joe Pro. :(:faint:
NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, athletes must be the best clients.
I would love to spend one night in a SP shoes. .....
 
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