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Bella Noel · 03-05-2013, 08:34 PM

How would one feel about a possible office building incall with a really now volume provider. Is that something that would make you feel comfortable. I just feel like when I did have an incall it was very suspicious that I was never there and when I did my few clients come and go. Idk if I'm just paranoid or if I'm on to something. My idea is for both parties to feel safe. Being of course the space would have basic restroom functions of course. I would like to start my own business and need an office and was thinking hey this could be fun in the provider world Ipart time in. Thoughts, opnions, or suggestions

Oh and we all know how hotels even high end could feel like such public exposure. A place people usually walk in to sleep haha. Just an idea haha.

Trey · 03-05-2013, 11:42 PM

Don't like the office incall much. I've done it twice, Asian massage I think. I like an apartment feels more inviting.

bbkid · 03-06-2013, 08:11 AM

Noel, my limited experience (> 5 sessions) in an office building setting were far worse than in a hotel. And, as Mr. trey stated, an apartment is far better. Office buildings do not offer a shower facility, and some even have only a "communal" restroom.

davidd444 · 03-06-2013, 08:30 AM

Noel, substitute "do Noel Shaker" for "eat green eggs and ham" in the kid's book and that's all the places and more I'd gladly see you again.

Oralist · 03-06-2013, 08:38 AM

In office buildings, most of the tenants know each other, at least casually. There was an Asian Spa in a Galleria office building. Strangers get a lot of weird looks. I left immediately. Spas in strip centers make me nervous, too. They get busted all the time.

Hotels have new people all the time. Safer than an office building, IMHO. And Mr. Patel's Place rents rooms by the hour for a nominal fee.

An out of the way apartment complex makes me feel safest of all. Some providers have a "Hobby" apartment. There is a well known Lady that has a nice two bedroom luxury apartment. One bedroom for business, one to live and sleep in.

Bella Noel · 03-06-2013, 11:38 AM

So just a small studio apartment would be good then? Problem is i sold the bed from my last incall and now need all new furniture. I don't know I just hated having an incall apartment. Don't know why but I felt like my neighbors wondered why I was only there during the day. Maybe like I said I was just paranoid lol. Yes you are right I can see how the office would make someone feel that way. Good thing I asked

ICU 812 · 03-06-2013, 01:37 PM

I think it would be a turn on (for me ) to sit in a reception area of an office on some high floor of the Williams Tower, with real business going on around me. The receptionist calls my name and says , "Ms. Shaker will see you now". She shows me back into an office where we meet and greet . . .and close the door.

Maybe some BCD activity occuresthere— desk, office chair, couch, etc. Or maybe a "closet door" leads us into a motel sized back bedroom with full bathroom. Following the session you would escort me back to the reception area and I would leave with a grin from ear-to-ear.

OK—its a fantasy on my part . . .dunno how this would really work out as a business model. Is the receptionist in-the-know? Is anyone? Does this only work during business hours? Would you schedule my session between real business appointments?

I like the concept.
could it be made to work?

Would this concept work better as an Agency model?

tbone77494 · 03-06-2013, 02:58 PM

You could do it in a medical office building. You ladies do, after all, improve my mental health. They might have a shower and people go there and get naked all the time. If you dressed like a nurse, you could even charge more!

zerodahero · 03-07-2013, 01:56 AM

Incall at an office building would encourage me to "dress up" more

coolaid · 03-07-2013, 02:40 AM

If it was set up right with a convincing "front" and it had a shower it would be great. People are supposed to go in and out of an office all day, an apartment not so much.

tbone77494 · 03-07-2013, 07:16 AM

Aren't there some fbsm ladies in an office building who go to work in scrubs?

friendlytxguy · 03-07-2013, 12:08 PM

I think the office thing has its interesting advantages. But more for a one time thing. For return visits, I agree that an apt. is likely better. Let me know when you are in Houston pls. Thanks.

jeep07 · 03-07-2013, 08:00 PM

Hey sweetie you and me at pi would be great

tbone2u · 03-08-2013, 10:29 AM

I don't have any problems with an office building. The only thing I would make sure it has is a private restroon and shower. Some of the older office building between the Galleria and Westchase are affordable and don't have as many tennants.

Bella Noel · 05-16-2013, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by tbone2u

I don't have any problems with an office building. The only thing I would make sure it has is a private restroon and shower. Some of the older office building between the Galleria and Westchase are affordable and don't have as many tennants.

Do you think you can send me the area your talking about with showers? I've been looking but haven't found anything yet.