How to find a reputable companion without getting scammed.

If you’ve never booked a companion before, the hardest part isn’t choosing. It’s working out who’s real. No website, review or rule can guarantee anything, but a few calm checks will steer you away from most trouble.

1. Look for a consistent person

A real independent companion tends to look the same everywhere: the same name, the same photos and the same phone number across her listings and her own website. Search the number. If it shows up under five different names, keep scrolling.

A reverse image search helps too. Photos lifted from a model’s social media are a common sign of a fake profile.

2. Read her website

A personal website with rates, booking steps and a little personality is a good sign that someone is established and planning to stay. Read all of it before you write. Asking what’s already written down is the quickest way to start on the wrong foot.

3. Expect screening, and don’t be offended by it

Screening is how a companion feels comfortable meeting a stranger. Every provider does it differently, so follow her instructions rather than asking to skip them. A screening process is a reasonable sign of professionalism, but it isn’t proof of anything on its own.

4. Be careful with money

• Deposits are normal; paying everything upfront isn’t. Be wary of anyone who wants the full amount before you’ve met.
• “Verification” sites are a scam. Never enter your card details on a third-party site that promises to verify you. A real companion screens you herself.
• Gift cards are a red flag. I don’t accept the balance through PayPal, Cash App or gift cards, and I’d be wary of anyone who insists on them.

5. A hidden face isn’t a warning sign

Plenty of real companions blur or crop their faces online for privacy. It isn’t suspicious by itself. If seeing a face matters to you, choose someone who shows hers, or ask whether a video call is possible, rather than asking for extra photos.

How to check me

• See me first. FaceTime with me is free. Just ask when you write.
• One number. I’m always (702) 753-9752.
• My listings. Everywhere you can find me is on one page.
• Kind Notes. Real words from people I’ve met are on Kind Notes, kept exactly as written.
• The process. Screening, then my acceptance, then a 30% reservation deposit. It’s all on Before Our Date.

Do your homework, then relax. The research takes twenty minutes; the evening is the fun part.