Since most of you were so valuable with your wisdom and advice from my first thread, I figured you guys could shed some insight/tips on this particular OTC meet up for round 2.
Set up a date with her early this week because I wanted to catch her before she left town with all the craziness going on. We set up a date for Saturday and all is good. She texts me today and asks if another location (about a town away) is okay. I have no objection towards that, so I said yeah no issue. Since I didn't know the area, I asked her if she had a hotel preference and she replies back with, "THEHOTELNAME is $140 right now". Again, no problems.
She then texts me: "I wanted to see if I could go early to the room, I'm meeting a friend for a run right before. I think it would be more convenient if I book it so I can shower before you get there, I don't want to shower at my friends house because I don't want close contact with whats going on (except with you)". I said sure, I'll just pay you the hotel in cash. I confirmed the hotel is that price as well.
Is this normal at all? I mean we can just toss what she says out the window. My theory is she booked a hotel room for herself for her OTC meet ups so she was able to do as she pleased (shower, etc) while pocketing the hotel room cost, definitely making it a net positive. She needs to shower right after she fucks Mr. boomer and their OTC appointment and be clean for me as well, so I understand.
Now how to stay safe with this transaction? I plan on making her meet in the hotel lobby, and as we are entering the hotel room just be very aware of my surroundings, like checking the bathroom, patio, etc. Anything else that would be a must? Some worries: 1.) I don't get to scope out the room before hand 2.) hotel name NOT in my name which could be a problem if an issue were to arise, like kicking me out of a hotel room earlier that I technically payed for. Now she hasn't given me an inclination not to trust her as our first OTC meet up was $300 with 9 hours with her, but trust doesn't matter when it comes to this. Thanks guys!


Just tell her no. Too many red flags. If she's not honest with you about this, you never know how much you could end up being taken for.