Let’s be brutally honest...

Unfortunately it is true, there are scam escort agencies out there ruining the reputation of the genuine businesses out there. A scam escort agency usually has a website designed to recruit new escorts, not sell their services. Remember two key things that sell escorts are the escorts gallery and escort booking prices. Come on! If they were really creating profiles to sell their clients services, they would be able to name the website where the profiles would be listed.

Many of the scam sites have galleries hidden behind a member's area which is just another excuse for clients not being able to access their profiles. A genuine escort agency would never hide their escorts gallery...that just isn't normal business practice. Escort agencies need to showcase their girls because that is how they attract their paying customers.

Scam sites that do have galleries show rather ordinary looking and sometimes rather unattractive individuals. A traditional escorts gallery will have much more explicit, sexy and glamorous pictures to sell the services. The gallery will not only have provocative photos but also provide statistics and a short bio for the girls they are promoting. They would commonly categorise girls according to service types or features such as ‘Petite’ or ‘Busty’ etc. a common practise of real escort services.

Scam sites often promote themselves through online ads on Google. If you do a Google search on: ‘Escorts vacancy’ OR ‘Escort jobs’, you will see many of the scam sites appear both via the Google paid or sponsored ads. Remember real Escort agencies don't spend money advertising for new recruits, they advertise to new attract clients.

In the end the Escort agency is just that, an ‘agent’ and the service they provide basically consists of marketing independent contractors and arranging appointments for their time and companionship. Although anything else that may happen between client and escort is a matter of choice between two consenting adults. But let’s be realistic, 95% of the time the individual escort’s services will involve performing sexual favours. If an agency tells you that no sexual favours are involved - they are a scam.

Sorry to disappoint you but being brutally honest here men - there is such little demand for women wanting male escorts. If you think logically, it’s so easy for women to pick up men why would they pay for it? Those that do...well you should ask yourself ‘why they are paying for it in the first place?’ Real Escort agencies do not have men on their books and if an agency tells you that they are looking for men to take business women out, that is a warning sign you are talking to a scam agency.