Prostitutes set up Saafe.com to RATE their customers online
SEX workers are sharing their experiences on an online forum – where escorts can warn each other about dangerous clients.
The website called Support and Advice for Escorts (Saafe) gives UK prostitutes a platform to give each other advice and even post descriptions and telephone numbers of problem customers.
Horror stories on the message board include violent men, stalkers, thieves and clients who remove condoms during sex.
The Mail Online reports that one escort posted a disturbing encounter which involved a high-speed car chase with a group of gangsters.
She wrote: “'The cowards drove off before we could get a licence plate and left me and my driver for dead.
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“We also believe this was maybe gang related and they didn't like other escorts on their turf, with how quiet things are right now we believe these animals are getting desperate to line their own pockets and don't care about killing off the competition.”
Another posted in the ‘warnings and wasters’ section of the site about a west London man who refuses to pay up after sex.
The prostitute claims the bow-tie wearing gent from Chelsea insisted he would transfer the cash later – but never sent the money.
She wrote: “Two overnights is £2000 and he says his bank won't allow him to take that amount up at once and he will transfer it to me, so he takes my bank details.
“I take his word for it as he's been going on about how nice he is and he seems legit and lives in Chelsea so obviously has the money.
“So I have sex with him several times, but he's A) huge and B) s**t and he rips my downstairs up, which means I can't work for a couple of days while it heals over.
“Next day he walks me to the train station and says the money will be there Monday.
“It's now Friday, I have no weekend work money, I still can't work cause of the rip and he's blocked me on AW (AdultWork.com) and won't answer my calls. Idiot gave me his address tho.
“Don't work with him, seems legit, but he ISN'T!”
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