How to Become an Escort

An escort used to be known as a courtesan. At no time was she ever a **** or a prostitute. Women most commonly enter the escort business for money, while some do it for the opportunities. The freedom of schedule is also a draw to embarking on a career as an escort.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

1. Decide if this is the career you want. It will require commitment and a completely free schedule.
2. Prepare yourself for the high quality customer service your career as an escort will demand. Your goal will be to please and satisfy every customer.
3. Investigate the pros and cons of working independently or for an escort agency. Protection and client screening is not negotiable.
4. Get familiar with other girls in your trade as an escort. Let them know you aren't interested in competition--just friendship.
5. Select where and how you want to advertise your services. Clients have to know you are out there in order to book an appointment.
6. Choose just how much of yourself you want to sell. There are escorts who do not offer sexual favors. Decide which route you want to go.
7. Research never hurts. Ask your client details about the date he has planned for you. Make sure the place is legitimate and that you feel safe there.

Tips & Warnings

• Remember the customer is almost always right.
• Learn how to physically defend yourself.
• Always trust your instincts--if it doesn't feel right, leave where you are immediately.
• Your life could depend on the people you trust with your where-a-bouts. Make sure they are trustworthy.

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