LOL I did once for my first ATF. She quoted me a price for F/S and I didn't have the cash. No way I was using the ATM but she said she'd take a check! I got to find out her name too.
Yeh right: Lets see I'll give a dancer and her felonious boyfriend a piece of paper with my full name, address, phone number, bank, bank account number and bank routing number. That way she can change the amount and cleanout my bank account then steal my identity. NOT!!
Cash only, no credit cards, no debit cards, and leave the club to go to a bank machine.
If is was throwing a bachelor party and did not want to bring large amounts of cash I would consider a prepaid debit card from Wal-Mart that way I could never loose more than what I loaded onto the card with cash.
I did have a dancer who took an IOU once. This was before one of my regular clubs had an ATM. I went to the bank ATM at the gas station 3 miles down the road and actually ended up paying the door girl, who was supposed to give it to the dancer (this was after it was officially closed). That was the last I saw of that dancer at that club, but I did see her elsewhere. She used to call me IOU Guy.
"Lets see I'll give a dancer and her felonious boyfriend a piece of paper with my full name, address, phone number, bank, bank account number and bank routing number." Too funny! Apparently you have dealt with these girls before.
My buddy is super paranoid and will NOT use the ATM at a SC. I have to hold the table, while he drives down the street to use the ATM. Not a bad practice.
I've given iou's but never a check. At my favorite club, I know management and have used my credit cards frequently and on a couple of occasions the ATM ($4.00 fee - max $200).
TT: I'm with you. Especially not even using a club's ATM. I always know where my own bank's ATM is nearest the strip clubs I go to regularly. I find it refreshing to take a break anyway from the club to go out to use my bank's ATM. At the Deja Vu clubs (lots here), they have an "in and out" policy, so that's no problem. At the clubs that don't, I just tell the door man that I want to run a quick errand, and I'll be back in ten minutes. That usually does the trick.
There's nothing on a check that will violate your privacy, and if anyone tries to change the amount they will go to jail. Not to mention lose a customer. Not that I think people should write checks to dancers, but it's safer than using a SC ATM.
@rockstar You don't think there's anything on a check that would violate your privacy?
I mean, other than your name and address and, well, your checking account number? Once upon a time I had my driver's license number there too, until I realized the dangers of that.
These days I even shred junk mail because it's got my name and address on it.
Yes, it would be illegal to change an amount on a check. But since everyone who works at a strip club is a fine, upstanding citizen, I guess we should just put that out of our minds.
I wrote several checks to my ATF. I would never write a check to any stripper I just met, but I had been to her home, she already knew my name and address, so what's the harm. Made life easier.
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Cash only, no credit cards, no debit cards, and leave the club to go to a bank machine.
If is was throwing a bachelor party and did not want to bring large amounts of cash I would consider a prepaid debit card from Wal-Mart that way I could never loose more than what I loaded onto the card with cash.
I did have a dancer who took an IOU once. This was before one of my regular clubs had an ATM. I went to the bank ATM at the gas station 3 miles down the road and actually ended up paying the door girl, who was supposed to give it to the dancer (this was after it was officially closed). That was the last I saw of that dancer at that club, but I did see her elsewhere. She used to call me IOU Guy.
My buddy is super paranoid and will NOT use the ATM at a SC. I have to hold the table, while he drives down the street to use the ATM. Not a bad practice.
I mean, other than your name and address and, well, your checking account number? Once upon a time I had my driver's license number there too, until I realized the dangers of that.
These days I even shred junk mail because it's got my name and address on it.
Yes, it would be illegal to change an amount on a check. But since everyone who works at a strip club is a fine, upstanding citizen, I guess we should just put that out of our minds.