I have a rule. It's a rule I've lived by since joining this hobby, and I will probably never break it, even after this post: I don't deal with local escort agencies. Living in New York, I frequently come across small agencies with limited rosters that appeal to the hobbyist in me. More of these agencies are popping up every day, and I find myself tempted to book a session. The problem is, I don't trust these types of agencies.
Take NYC Smiles Eyes, for example. It's a small local agency that has been operating for some time now. Their roster changes frequently, predominantly showcasing Asian providers with occasional appearances from other races. Their rates are more than affordable—so much so that you could see two, if not three, of their providers for the price of one elite companion. On the surface, there's no downside to an agency like this; at least, that's what I tell myself.
However, every time I look at sites like these, my mind can't help but jump to the number of AMPs (Asian Massage Parlors) being shut down for trafficking. I know this agency isn't an AMP, but I can't help but think that with the prices they're offering, there's little difference. I'm not naive; I know that with the exchange rate, these women could be consensual workers visiting the States to earn some money to bring back home, but you have to wonder.
NYC Smiles Eyes isn't the only local agency in New York that raises my concerns. I've also been seeing ads for Blue Latina. Blue Latina is an agency that focuses on Latin women. Like NYC Smiles Eyes, they only provide a phone number for contact. I had a friend who booked through them and had a good experience, but what's making me second-guess? Trafficking. Colombia is a leading country in trafficking due to its lenient laws pertaining to sex work. This thought crosses my mind immediately.
It's very possible that I could be overthinking things. It's even more possible that I'm comfortable in my bubble, dealing with agencies like TA and AIA, since their clientele is broader than these local agencies. I really don't know. Regardless of how attractive these women may be, I don't think they're worth getting caught up in an already tense situation.
For me, the potential risks outweigh the benefits. Until I have more assurance that these local agencies operate ethically and safely, I'll stick with my rule. Stay safe out there, everyone.
Take NYC Smiles Eyes, for example. It's a small local agency that has been operating for some time now. Their roster changes frequently, predominantly showcasing Asian providers with occasional appearances from other races. Their rates are more than affordable—so much so that you could see two, if not three, of their providers for the price of one elite companion. On the surface, there's no downside to an agency like this; at least, that's what I tell myself.
However, every time I look at sites like these, my mind can't help but jump to the number of AMPs (Asian Massage Parlors) being shut down for trafficking. I know this agency isn't an AMP, but I can't help but think that with the prices they're offering, there's little difference. I'm not naive; I know that with the exchange rate, these women could be consensual workers visiting the States to earn some money to bring back home, but you have to wonder.
NYC Smiles Eyes isn't the only local agency in New York that raises my concerns. I've also been seeing ads for Blue Latina. Blue Latina is an agency that focuses on Latin women. Like NYC Smiles Eyes, they only provide a phone number for contact. I had a friend who booked through them and had a good experience, but what's making me second-guess? Trafficking. Colombia is a leading country in trafficking due to its lenient laws pertaining to sex work. This thought crosses my mind immediately.
It's very possible that I could be overthinking things. It's even more possible that I'm comfortable in my bubble, dealing with agencies like TA and AIA, since their clientele is broader than these local agencies. I really don't know. Regardless of how attractive these women may be, I don't think they're worth getting caught up in an already tense situation.
For me, the potential risks outweigh the benefits. Until I have more assurance that these local agencies operate ethically and safely, I'll stick with my rule. Stay safe out there, everyone.
