Safety for the people who advertise
This page is for the workers. Every Sydney escort develops their own routine, but the most experienced share a few habits. Screen new clients before confirming: a real name, a callable number and a short conversation reveal a lot, and it is reasonable to decline anyone who refuses. Trust the feeling you get from a message, and do not let pressure about time or money push you into a booking you are unsure of.
Keep someone informed. A friend or colleague who knows the address, the start time and when you expect to finish, and who will call if they do not hear from you, is the simplest safety measure there is. For out-calls, check the address before you set off, and ask hotel clients to confirm the room by phone. For in-calls, keep your phone and keys within reach and the entrance clear.
When a client breaks your rules, end the booking and leave if you can. Report anyone threatening or abusive to the police, and let our moderators know if the contact came through the site. The state's sex worker organisations offer advice, peer support and safety resources.
Clients can help too, by reading the profile and following the rules on it. The independent escorts in Sydney list shows how others present their own policies.
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