Wife and I are heading to Vegas this weekend. First time for both of us, and neither one of us have been to strip club. We thought we'd enjoy having a stripper come to us more than going to the club. We did some research, found what seems to be a reputable, licensed agency, and booked a girl for a couples package that includes ice breaker games/full nude bed dance. I have a few questions:
1. Pretty general - what can we expect?
2. What if things lead to more than just dancing? Would that not violate Vegas's prostitution laws?
Again, first time doing anything like this. TIA for any info.
Thanks for the responses so far. I guess what I'm really wondering is what are the boundaries? My wife made the comment that she was hoping the stripper would kiss her, or other things.
It's only illegal if you ask for or she promises anything involving genitalia, prior to agreeing to payment terms. Or, if you withhold payment because because something involving genitalia did not occur.
Just be polite. Ask before doing something, or, at least move slowly enough to give her ample time to pull back or push back. If you have a good experience, probably best to ask her how much detail to include if you're going to post about it. If you felt ripped off, post about it as a warning.
There are strippers you can get to your room in Vegas and who are legit strippers. I think op wants a hooker but doesn't want to say the word. Otherw8se he'd Google this shit
James well there are escort agencies who look official but offer escorts. The key is theres never any mention or implication that you’ll get anything more than time and companionship... and you certainly wouldn’t be able to get a refund if the escort didn’t give you full service. Its somewhat like strip club robs. Most of the escorts will deliver but some won’t and will take advantage of the escort label and legalities involved. Legally the escort doesn’t have to do anything besides spend time with you. If sex occurs it’s because she just likes you that much and is that attracted to you, and has nothing to do with the money.
I will play along and answer your questions and comment on your discussion,
Q: 1. Pretty general - what can we expect? (Regarding New to Vegas/Clubs - Hire a Stripper?)
A: You and your wife can expect to be disappointed, because Las Vegas is nothing but a tourist trap where visitors can overpay for everything, specially in the Adult Entertainment Industry. Usually you get the bait and switch and the overcharging for anything “extra”
Q: 2. What if things lead to more than just dancing? Would that not violate Vegas's prostitution laws?
A: In theory you are supposed to be paying for her time and agreed “basic” services (stripping, dancing, teasing, some touching, is mostly up to the stripper to set her “limits”.
Anything “extra” can be “negotiated” in the privacy of your hotel room, but if it happens is going to cost you. She might be worried that you are Law enforcement and this is entrapment.
Some strippers would make extra money by seeing patrons as potential “johns.”
However soliciting prostitution – which is merely the offer to trade sexual favors for money – is illegal in Clark County where Las Vegas is located.
The way the Adult Industry (escorts, strippers, hookers etc) gets around the law is by saying that YOU are paying for her “time and companionship”, anything that happens between two consenting adults (sex) in the privacy of your hotel room is not paid for, “legally speaking”.
If you don’t want to “break the law” and pay for sex you can go to the counties in Nevada where prostitution is legal, to the Bunny Ranch or the Chicken ranch. You can set-up an appointment to see the “courtesan” of your choice in their websites.
Bottom line is that Las Vegas is a tourist trap, but if you want to pay for it and can afford it you can.
Unless you want to be ripped off or robbed DO NOT invite an escort/prostitute back to you room through calling an agency or having a taxi driver recommend an agency/girl.
That's bs. You only get treated like a mark if you present yourself as one.
You get what you pay for and you have to be direct about what you want. This whole thread is idiotic. It's either a troll thread or he's too stupid to ask a hooker how much she charges
Suggest you stash your wallet / jewelry / laptop somewhere hard to find (NOT the easily broken into hotel safe) before she shows, just in case. Keep out just the cash you intend to spend.
First off, I'm just trying to make sure I know what the boundaries are. My first time doing something like this and I want to make sure I have all of the information. I want to make a smart, informed decision before proceeding with anything that could/could not get myself in trouble. I came here because I assumed there's a lot of folks here with experience dealing with this situation. After doing more research and taking in the information here, I'm going to just stick with what the current arrangement is and not pursue anything illegal by definition of the law or politely decline if it is brought up by the girl we've hired.
London guy why is it a robbery risk to invite an escort to your room? Isnt this a general thing escorts do? You go to an escorts room or she goes to yours
1. Eat a donut.
2. Lift some weights.
3. Use your cop laptop to look up “strippers” on google. Windows 95 is a bitch, isn’t it?
4. Ask the same stupid question 3 times.
5. File paperwork. “See sergeant I did some internet research on the sex trade. Please approve my overtime.”
6. Lift some weights.
7. Eat a donut.
In Las Vegas there are over 3,000 reported cases each year of escorts stealing from their patron and it is estimated that number is only 10% of the actual figure.
If you and your wife are in the room together it will be easier to keep an eye on her by NEVER even for a second drop your guard and yes, hide your valuables before. We have done this several times with great results but our best success came the times we went to a strip club together and hand picked a dancer and asked her to come do a private show in the room for us. Just be careful.
Las Vegas is expensive fun for the most part. I've never called an escort or stripper to come to my room that I haven't met before in a club or casino. a brother of mine has been ripped off in his experience. if you want to stay perfectly legal with no question, don't do it.
Escort agencies aren't scams. They're just really expensive because the girls get ripped off. Almost all the money you're quoted goes to the pimp/agency/russian mob. She basically gets whatever extra she can charge
As for hookers robbing guys. It's a lot of out of state girls taking advantage of the transient nature of the tourist trade
623 is there something with vegas escorts being more likely to steal?
Or escorts in general?
Do they straight up scam your money and not provide service
Or just steal your jewlery etc
Icee you cant victim blame. Do you rob retarded people and toddlers and the elderly? If theyre too dumb or physically incapable that means you can rob?
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Just be polite. Ask before doing something, or, at least move slowly enough to give her ample time to pull back or push back. If you have a good experience, probably best to ask her how much detail to include if you're going to post about it. If you felt ripped off, post about it as a warning.
Odds are someone from a reputable licenced agency is going to follow the law and offer nothing extra.
I will play along and answer your questions and comment on your discussion,
Q: 1. Pretty general - what can we expect? (Regarding New to Vegas/Clubs - Hire a Stripper?)
A: You and your wife can expect to be disappointed, because Las Vegas is nothing but a tourist trap where visitors can overpay for everything, specially in the Adult Entertainment Industry. Usually you get the bait and switch and the overcharging for anything “extra”
Q: 2. What if things lead to more than just dancing? Would that not violate Vegas's prostitution laws?
A: In theory you are supposed to be paying for her time and agreed “basic” services (stripping, dancing, teasing, some touching, is mostly up to the stripper to set her “limits”.
Anything “extra” can be “negotiated” in the privacy of your hotel room, but if it happens is going to cost you. She might be worried that you are Law enforcement and this is entrapment.
Some strippers would make extra money by seeing patrons as potential “johns.”
However soliciting prostitution – which is merely the offer to trade sexual favors for money – is illegal in Clark County where Las Vegas is located.
The way the Adult Industry (escorts, strippers, hookers etc) gets around the law is by saying that YOU are paying for her “time and companionship”, anything that happens between two consenting adults (sex) in the privacy of your hotel room is not paid for, “legally speaking”.
If you don’t want to “break the law” and pay for sex you can go to the counties in Nevada where prostitution is legal, to the Bunny Ranch or the Chicken ranch. You can set-up an appointment to see the “courtesan” of your choice in their websites.
Bottom line is that Las Vegas is a tourist trap, but if you want to pay for it and can afford it you can.
You get what you pay for and you have to be direct about what you want. This whole thread is idiotic. It's either a troll thread or he's too stupid to ask a hooker how much she charges
You're a moron. You're trolling. Why the fuck are you asking us over and over again what the hooker you pay will let you so?
Ask the hooker you plan on hiring.
You sound like another cacaplop incarnation
1. Eat a donut.
2. Lift some weights.
3. Use your cop laptop to look up “strippers” on google. Windows 95 is a bitch, isn’t it?
4. Ask the same stupid question 3 times.
5. File paperwork. “See sergeant I did some internet research on the sex trade. Please approve my overtime.”
6. Lift some weights.
7. Eat a donut.
If you and your wife are in the room together it will be easier to keep an eye on her by NEVER even for a second drop your guard and yes, hide your valuables before. We have done this several times with great results but our best success came the times we went to a strip club together and hand picked a dancer and asked her to come do a private show in the room for us. Just be careful.
As for hookers robbing guys. It's a lot of out of state girls taking advantage of the transient nature of the tourist trade
Or escorts in general?
Do they straight up scam your money and not provide service
Or just steal your jewlery etc
Icee you cant victim blame. Do you rob retarded people and toddlers and the elderly? If theyre too dumb or physically incapable that means you can rob?