I've spent the last hour researching this shit without a good straight answer, maybe you veterans can help. Say a cop gets past screening, they come to your place and you never once agree or bring up acts for money, can they still bust you? for example cop "so this $$ is for full service right?" and I say "no my rates are for my time only and anything afterwards is between two consenting adults." Everything I've seen up until this point has confirmed that I'll be OK but I need to be sure. Tomorrow I'm going to call a local lawyer that specializes in this but I want you guys take. I've seen posts in the archives here and there saying all you have to do is show up and you're fucked. This sounds like bullshit to me because the last time I checked this was still America. In America if you don't break the law you can't be charged (detained maybe but who cares imo, keep me the full 72 hours, Ill hire a great lawyer to get me off unconstitutional charges) I just don't see how if someone comes to my incall, puts my donation on the table even after being reminded (or "rate" I still don't see whats illegal about that, they are paying for my time why can't I call it my fucking rate?) I announce that so n so amount is for my time and anything else is between 2 consenting adults. He either agrees or nods then we go about our business. Or even (prob better) he puts it down and no one says shit about shit and we talk about the weather or my huge boobs while I figure out which way the damn condom unrolls........What there is illegal and could turn into a real stick-able charge? Also I saw that other (sometimes bigger) charges can brought about because of the use of a computer. I get that BUT wouldn't a disclaimer be enough? Its enough for everything else it seems. Thanks again for the help and by all means school my ass if im wrong. Just trying to do my best![]()



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