On 2018-02-03 17:24:08 Lady Sade said:
I am sure it is a scam. Never heard of a lady asking a client for a "deposit". If I were you I would avoid it.

Angels of the Knight requires a payment in advance according to their site. Look under HOE's thread in the Clubs & Venues subforum.

I would never pay a "deposit" before arriving.
I don't mind paying upfront when I'm with the particular lady.
(I can understand that some ladies are worried that after the deed is done, then no payment is forthcoming.)
Deposit before arriving?
Never would I do this in a million years.

Up front booking fee = scam.

Last week I was asked just after the booking was pre arranged that I need to pay 50 per cent of the amount when the lady supposedly arrived.This information was only communicated to me half way when the lady was already on her way. The car that the lady was supposed to be in to receive the deposit was never there!Apparently her aunt and uncle would have been in the GTI car to take the money. I never saw that GTI car.SCARY.

Never, if a request for a deposit comes up, walk away! There are plenty of other ladies around who doesn't operate in this fashion.

This scam is big especially in Cpt where the punting scene is all but rosey. Photos looks super hot to entice the unsuspecting punter. Don't ever pay an upfront deposit!

Thank you Dane and eazy

Thank you everyone, I've decided not to pay any upfront fees and I'm convinced it's a scam no matter how convincing it may seem.

Ive been tempted to ask for upfront fees when you get so many 'no shows'. But unless its an outbooking requiring the lady to organise hotels/food/wine etc then guess not. Wish you all the best

just run if you a punter