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Escorts Protect Your Identity Now

Zak — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 00:03:55 +0000

It troubles me to see so many providers working hard to protect your identity by blurring your face or hiding it in photos but then make the biggest mistake of all… Registering their domain non-anonymously. Many of you may not realize but there are simple ways of checking who owns a certain domain name so if you registered your name there is a big chance your details (website address included) is out there for anyone to check.

To see if your personal details are secure please visit http://whois.domaintools.com/ then search for your domain name (remember a domain name does not contain any http:// or / at the end, eg our domain name is simply escortdesign.com and not http://escortdesign.com/)

If your details are not hidden then you will have to contact your registrar about getting the details hidden (ask if they offer ‘domains by proxy’). Unfortunately this option is not available for .co.uk, .com.au and other country-based domains so the only way to hide your personal details would be to have a company register the domain for you. This fact alone is why we recommend our clients to register with .com or another domain that offers private registration, then when registering the domains the client details remain hidden like this:

As you can see there are no personal details here, the Arizona address belongs to godaddy.com and their domains by proxy service. If you have any trouble checking your domain just shoot me an email or message me on twitter and I’ll give you a hand. Remember your safety and security has to come first!

SWOP is the Sex Workers Outreach Project

Zak — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 06:46:55 +0000

SWOP has some excellent guidelines for how to be an ally with working girls – SWOP is Sex Workers Outreach Project, a group formed to advocate to end violence against sex workers. The Australian chapter describes their mission is described as:

SWOP promotes the health, safety and wellbeing of sex industry workers in a way which enables and affirms their occupational and human rights and is the leading agency in NSW for HIV prevention amongst sex industry workers.

There are a number of SWOP chapters world-wide, so for useful resources including information on sexually transmitted diseases and personal safety, make sure you checkout their sites.

Belle De Jour Identity Revealed

Zak — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 05:34:58 +0000

The identity of the famous call-girl blogger Belle De Jour has recently been revealed as Dr Brooke Magnanti, a PhD research scientist. Is the industry taking a further step toward the mainstream with this latest development? It is surely going to help dispell common misconceptions that escorts are merely in the industry being exploited because they have to be. Dr Magnanti can surely not be accused of working in the industry because she has too and an associate of hers summed up the negative reactions she’s received from the press quite nicely:

“Can’t they do something less offensive for a living? Oh, you know like distributing packs of cigarettes at the local school yard? Clubbing baby seals, working for Sarah Palin…”

Xaviera Hollander The Most Famous Call Girl?

Zak — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 03:18:58 +0000

Those of you who are new to the industry may have never heard of Xaviera Hollander but she was a famous Madam and Call Girl in manhattan before publishing her controversial book “The Happy Hooker: My Own Story” in 1971.

Although the industry is arguably one of the oldest there is, women like Xaviera have long been changing society’s perception of call girls.

Below is a promo clip from a recent documentary about her titled “Xaviera Hollander, the Happy Hooker : portrait of a sexual revolutionary” by Robert Dunlap:

So who do YOU think is the most famous call girl? Was there someone specifically who got you interested in becoming an escort or did it just happen by chance? I’m always intrigued by the stories from clients about how they got into the biz!