Touring

Toyota70

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I’ve received some funny white knight messages about the last post I made, but I won’t divulge.

So a lot of girls won’t tour to the United states and others are trying. It’s a bigger market and higher rates can be achieved. On the other hand, it’s a big risk as the girls have no clue about a lot of things. I’ve seen girls succeed touring in the states and do well and others fail and lose money.

1) there’s a lot of risk. The girl has to either rent two hotel rooms or hope a guy doesn’t think she’s a rip-off. Us hotels staffs are scared of lawsuits concerning sex trafficking due to bad optics, not necessarily that they lose the case. A solo woman having multiple men come up she’ll get kicked out with no refund. Also, the hotels can’t be right next door so she has to go a few blocks away. If a girl goes to freestyle in a hotel bar she’ll get kicked out since bartenders and hotel staff are trained to look for it.

2) client info. Few guys will personal info and work info to a out of country girl, it’s hard enough to get it from Canadians. That screams police raid. They’re not going to send a deposit since sites can disappear and there’s no avenue to get back money especially since it’s possible it’s a raid. Police raids are easy money and easy political points.

3) money. Pretend the girl does well but it’s obvious she can’t carry the money over on a flight. So she has to go to multiple check cashing places. Banks are wary of girls with large amounts of money that use passports to deposit. It’s basic protocol. Your account will freeze. So the girl has to lose a percentage to send checks over to her place in Canada. She has to certify the mail as well, so she has to send it on a weekday since weekends are less postal hours. Also when she’s back in Canada she can’t cash all at once or deposit in a bank, the account will be frozen for laundering concerns.

4) flights. If you go from Toronto to San Francisco, it’s a whole day flight. You can try to work when you get there but you’ll be exhausted and sick from airport and flight. So that’s one night of money lost. Multiple hotels and traveling to a private place is expensive. So you’d need at least 900$ to break even on a tour, just for travel and hotel expenses, not food or anything else. Also Canadian dollars are less so your initial expenses are higher.

5) deposits, remember that the girls will lie on twittter and say all clients send deposits. It’s hard to get them. Few dumbasses will give It especially to a touring girl who can say she never met them and they’re lying. So the touring girl has to negotiate with anyone who expresses interest to get at least cost of Uber ride.

6) tour dates aren’t private. Girls have client info and can just send it and negotiate a small deposit. It’s not hard since they have all the info. Then create a shit show for you at the airport and deny entry.

7) security. Guys have all the advantages in the states. You can’t go to police and expect anything but lip service. You aren’t a citizen and they’ll question what you’re doing. It’s illegal for both parties. You won’t stay to prosecute and if you do he knows all your real info. You’re at their mercy, but that’s worst case scenario. More likely, you get a local girl who goes off and alerts a hotel and you get booted out.

So most high end girls realize they can dictate a date in Toronto but in the states, it’s the clients advsntage. Since there’s no consequences they’ll book a Canadian girl and a blacklist doesn’t mean shit. Most girls don’t use a blacklist and don’t trust others to believe a lost is valid. The smarter girls have American clients who visited them in Toronto and toured to where they’re suppose to be based.
 
3) Banks are wary of girls with large amounts of money that use passports to deposit. It’s basic protocol. Your account will freeze.

Also when she’s back in Canada she can’t cash all at once or deposit in a bank, the account will be frozen for laundering concerns.
US banks (particularly Bank of America) have become notorious for arbitrarily freezing the accounts of even suspected sex workers.

If not mistaken, Canadian banks are only required to report cash deposits greater than $10,000 (per Fintrac reporting requirements).