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How Does Payment Work With Escorts

Engaging the services of an escort is no different to that of any other industry. You the client, are paying for services that the escort or agency are willing to provide.

Yet there is a substantial difference to be aware of. Unlike other industries and professional services such as physical therapy, remedial massage, or building and construction; escorts will only provide a service once a payment has been made.

This is simply due to that fact that once given, their goods for service can not be taken back should a client fail or outright refuse to pay them for their time. Furthermore, unlike many allied health professions or dine-in restaurants where payment is made after service has been given, the risk of clients running off without payment is much higher for sex workers then for any other professionals.

If this is your first time engaging in the services of an escort, please have a read of our article on 'How the Escort Process Works'. Read more

How to Become an Escort in Australia

Commencing work as an escort can be an exciting and profitable venture. If you have the right work ethic and patience, you can succeed in this industry. It still remains a daunting and intimidating career option for some people to be considering, with concerns about personal safety, the opinions of others, and is it really worth the money? In this article we will be aiming to help alleviate any fears and concerns that you may have about becoming an escort.

Working as an Independent or an Agency Escort

Before you commence working as an escort, you should first ask yourself the following question:

Do you wish to be your own boss, or do you wish to work for someone else?

This one simple question can be a tough decision for many new escorts to make. Not only will it have a big impact on what you are required to do before you can start working as an escort but it can also affect your experience and your potential success within the industry…

How Does the Escort Process Work

Here in Australia, the laws around escorts and the general sex-worker industry is fairly liberal. In NSW the sex industry has been decriminalized and operating like any other industry since 1995. With that said however, there are still regulations in place, so there are some things to consider.

Street working is legal, so if you felt the impulsive urge to approach one of these workers, you can rest assured that you will not be caught up in the same sort of sting operations that happens in the U.S. This doesn't mean that anyone can offer their services wherever they want.

In NSW adult services can not be legally solicited near or within the view of residential dwellings, schools, churches and hospitals. As such, it is advisable to neither offer nor request the services of a sex worker anywhere near these locations.

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