Can "provider" here be one of the LE?

[misceverything]

What should we look at, when meeting up a provider here at their incall/hotel, how can we tell they're LE.

[ShysterJon]

You might rephrase your first sentence. I've read it three times and I still don't understand it.

[Mojojo]

This is not an alert, its moved to co-ed now..

[TheEccie214]

Actually agree with Jon here, the sentence structure sucks. Based on my understanding of your question I guess the answer would be a police uniform and squad car.

[ShysterJon]

The OP has edited his question so it should now be discernible.

In my opinion, some of the cues that a provider could be LE:

1. She advertises on Backpage, Craigslist, or some other sketchy place.
2. She doesn't have reviews from established, long-time hobbyists.
3. She encourages you to talk about particular sex acts and dollar amounts for same.

COULD a verified Eccie provider be working for John Law? Yes, it's happened, but it's rare. The situations I know about involved a provider being arrested for having an illegal substance and working in a prostitution sting as part of her plea bargain.

[LustyBustyGina38FF]

she puts you in handcufffs right away after money is down

[pyramider]

Originally Posted by LustyBustyGina38FF

she puts you in handcufffs right away after money is down and not in a good way ...

Completed the thought

[Lena Duvall]

Utilizing paid advertising doesn't automatically mean a provider isn't trustworthy. Many highly respected ladies who've been providing for much longer than I post on BP. (They'll usually have a sponsored ad.)