Discreet Bookings: How We Handle Your Privacy

How we handle your privacy

We handle your privacy by using your details only to reply to you, arrange bookings, consider applications and keep the site secure, and we do not sell them or use them for advertising. That is what our privacy page says, and it is the promise we are making here. We would rather give you a short and clear statement than a long list of vague assurances.

Booking an escort is a private matter, and it is entirely normal to want it kept that way. This guide explains what our privacy page means in everyday terms, and offers some simple steps you can take yourself to protect your own privacy, wherever you make a booking.

What we use your details for

There are four things we use your details for. The first is replying to you when you get in touch. The second is arranging a booking, which means knowing enough to check that a lady is free, confirm the price and arrange the rest. The third applies only to ladies who contact us about working with us, as we need details to consider their applications. The fourth is keeping the site secure.

There are also two things we say we do not do. We do not sell your details, and we do not use them for advertising. So when you call us to ask about a lady, your details are not being passed on to a marketing list as a result. If you would like to read the exact wording, or have a question about what it covers, the privacy page is the right place to start, and you are welcome to ask us.

What we need from you

When you call, we need only the practical details that let us arrange the booking: the lady's name, the time you would like, and where you would like to meet if it is an outcall. For a hotel, that means the name of the hotel. Give us what is useful, and do not feel you need to share your life story. You may also ask why we need something if it is not obvious.

Our guide on how to book an escort walks you through the call. There is nothing awkward about it. Most of the time, it is a short and friendly conversation.

Simple steps you can take yourself

Your own habits matter just as much as ours. Think about who can see your phone. If notifications show on your lock screen, you might prefer to turn message previews off. Consider who else has access to your browser history, your shared cloud accounts, and your family or work devices. Try not to make personal calls from a work phone or use a work email address for private matters, because employers can often see what passes through their systems.

If you are booking from a hotel, remember that hotels keep their own records of guests and sometimes of visitors, and they have their own rules. Our guide on hotel escort bookings has practical advice on being polite and low key at reception and in the lobby.

Be careful with the sites you use as well. A scam website may ask for more personal information than anyone should need, such as a photo of your passport or your card details. Our guide on spotting fake sites explains what to look for. If you are unsure about a site, close it and do not enter your details.

Privacy goes both ways

The ladies deserve privacy just as much as you do. Please do not take photographs or recordings of a lady without her clear permission, do not try to find out her real name, home address or personal social media, and do not share details about her with anyone. If you have enjoyed your time together, a simple thank you is lovely, and that is all she needs from you.

If you are a lady working with us, your photos, rates and profile are approved by you before anyone sees them. Application details are used to consider your application, as our privacy page explains. Talk to us at any point if you are unsure about how your information appears on the site.

Questions about your details

If you have any question about what we hold or how we use it, ask us. Our privacy page is the fullest statement of our approach. We do not want anyone to feel uneasy about getting in touch, and being open about what we do with your details is part of how we earn your trust.

No promise of privacy can cover everything outside our control, such as a shared phone or a hotel's own records, which is why your own good habits matter too. Between the two, you should be able to arrange your booking calmly and without worry.