Theft by a Provider
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I don't consider them a big name agency, well at the very least not reputable.
And when the cops talk to her if she gets pissed she can tell them there totally was sex for money and she likely has some texts or other proof to show them. Suddenly she is the victim and he and possibly the agency are facing charges.
Normally you don't worry about a provider doing that because that gets out and she gets no more business, but here we have a thief, and her acting weird and those many trips to the bathroom were likely drug related. She may think turning the tables is her way to escape criminal charges herself or just be so emotionally unstable that she seeks revenge.
Leave well enough alone. You lost a few grand and that sucks but move on.
Out the agency. Out the provider. The agency if they are good will respond and potentially in a way that earns trust. Alternately in a way that destroys trust. A bad employee isn't necessarily their fault. It is GENUINELY her fault and you should name her.
Who cares if they're a big agency or not. If they have a girl working for them that steals from clients, then name them. Do you think they did a thorough search of her or just asked if she stole the watch and money. Naturally she is going to say no. Name the agency and the thieving bitch.
Cachet is a very big name agency but not on this board and that is probably because of their $400hr rates. I said it is them because the way op said they handled the situation, that is typical cachet. I wouldn't be surprised if it is Cupids,unlike Cachet they are very customer service orinted but their policies are heavily in favour of sp if an issue arises.
As for OP he can go to cops without being in danger of any prosecutions (it's not against the law to hire a companion) but certainly nothing will come out of it.
Something's not passing my sniff test here, but maybe it's just me.
If the escort were hosting (incall), then I could see the client leaving their valuables in the washroom. However, they'd be leaving first, so they'd know immediately if a watch or other valuables were missing (perhaps not cash in a wallet). If the client were hosting (outcall), then why would they have their valuables in the washroom? When I stay at a hotel, I don't put my valuables in the washroom. They sit on the nightstand or one of the tables in the room.
Hmmm...
If the escort were hosting (incall), then I could see the client leaving their valuables in the washroom. However, they'd be leaving first, so they'd know immediately if a watch or other valuables were missing (perhaps not cash in a wallet). If the client were hosting (outcall), then why would they have their valuables in the washroom? When I stay at a hotel, I don't put my valuables in the washroom. They sit on the nightstand or one of the tables in the room.
Hmmm...
My experiences in the past with cachet is nothing what you say they are but maybe they have changed. I will never use Cachet again.
Definitely lock away your valuables (safe, car or best yet leave them at home.) I know we can get light headed after a great time with an SP, but make sure to check all of your pockets before you leave. I actually had one lady insist that I take my small valuables (wallet, phone and watch) with me while I showered, which was a nice gesture.
Much like most of the "controversy" threads, this one is a pile of horse shit. Didn't happen
If it was me, I'd ride into the agency on my dragon and use my lightning sceptre to exact vengeance.
You know, because it happened...
By not naming the lady or the agency...the OP has put all agencies and their ladies under their employ up for scrutiny and in essence saying none of them can be trusted.
I would think the agencies would want to know who was responsible for putting them all under the microscope....especially if the agency in question is complicit in this ....
I would think the agencies would want to know who was responsible for putting them all under the microscope....especially if the agency in question is complicit in this ....
Which is not a bad outlook. Even a respectable agency can make a bad hiring decision and it is pretty hard for them to strip search the escort in response to his accusation. So maybe locking up your valuables and keeping a wary eye out is in fact the right policy...
