Frequently Asked Questions. Practical Guide for Argentina

Answers to the most frequently asked questions we receive. For topics not covered here, contact [email protected].

Verification and Profiles

How do I know if a profile is real and not fake?

You can’t know 100% just by looking at photos. That’s why we perform an initial verification when the ad is published: every escort provides an ID document, a verification video, and her photos. We review everything manually.

However, you can ask for additional proof:

• Before confirming, request a short video (a few seconds) where the escort says your name or a word of your choice. This is a common practice, and real profiles do it without issue.
• If the communication is evasive or the answers seem generic, trust your instincts.

The ✓ mark on the profile means the account passed the initial verification. It does not guarantee that the person will be the same in the future or that the photos are 100% current. That’s why we always recommend requesting visual confirmation (a photo or video from the same day) before any meeting.

What should I do if the escort doesn’t look like the published photos?

This is the most common issue in Argentina today. Not all photos are recent or real.

Before the meeting:

• Ask for a current photo (from today or yesterday) holding a specific object you choose (e.g., “hold a glass”, “make a peace sign”).
• If the booking is made days in advance, request a short 5-second video saying your name.

During the meeting:

• If the person who opens the door does not visibly match — do not enter. Calmly say: “Sorry, you don’t match the photos I saw. I prefer not to continue.” You don’t pay anything.
• Report the incident immediately to [email protected] with the profile link and a description. We investigate and, if confirmed, the account is removed.

Cancellations and Changes

What happens if the escort cancels at the last minute?

It can happen. In Argentina there are power outages, transportation issues, and unexpected events. A single cancellation is not necessarily a red flag.

What is a warning sign: repeated cancellations without valid reason, or attempting to change the meeting place to an unknown location at an odd time.

Report every cancellation through the platform. We keep records; if a pattern appears, we take action.

Tip: Do not book a non-refundable hotel until the reservation is confirmed and you’ve had direct communication (WhatsApp or call) that gives you confidence.

What should I do if the price changes after booking?

Do not pay. A confirmed booking has a fixed price.

If they ask for an extra charge after confirmation (“zone fee”, “surcharge for time”), it is a violation of our terms.

What to do:

• Take screenshots of the original booking and the new request.
• Send everything to [email protected].
• Do not negotiate under pressure. Walk away if they insist.

Money and Payments

How do I handle cash payment safely?

In Argentina, cash is the most common method (over 70% of payments). There’s no problem, but follow these rules:

• Bring the exact agreed amount. Nothing more.
• Do not show all your money upon arrival.
• Payment is made at the beginning of the meeting, but only after confirming the person matches the photos. If not, you don’t pay.

Never send a deposit or advance by transfer before the meeting. This is the most frequent scam in Argentina. Only pay in person.

We also accept bank transfers or crypto if you prefer, but cash is safe if you follow these guidelines.

What should I do if the escort asks for a deposit in advance?

Do not send it. This is the most common scam in Argentina.

No verified escort will ask for a deposit on first contact. If they do, report the profile to [email protected].

Only in exceptional cases (travel to another city, booking far in advance) and after a video call and clear references might it be considered — but in general, avoid any advance payment.

Will my name or payment details appear anywhere?

No. We don’t even store your real name or card details.

Payments are processed through external encrypted channels. We only keep a transaction reference without linking it to your identity.

For greater privacy, you can use prepaid cards or cryptocurrencies.

Privacy and Data

Does the platform keep records of my bookings?

Yes, and it’s for your protection in case of any dispute (price changes, cancellations, fake photos). Without that record, it’s your word against hers.

What we do not store:

• Your real name if you use a pseudonym.
• Financial data.
• Any link to your identity outside the platform.

You can manage the visibility of your history from your account settings.

Can I use a pseudonym when creating my account?

Yes, and it is recommended. Choose a name you’ll remember and keep it consistent. It doesn’t need to match your ID or anything outside the platform.

Extra tip: Use a secondary email and, if you’re on public Wi-Fi (hotel, café), enable a VPN. In Buenos Aires, public Wi-Fi is insecure.

Safety and Communication

What should I do if I feel unsafe during or before a meeting?

Leave. No guilt.

Before: If communication becomes hostile, the location changes without notice, or they ask for strange personal information — cancel. Send a short message and report to [email protected].

During: If the vibe changes, they pressure you, or cross a boundary — leave. It doesn’t matter if you already paid. Your safety comes first.

Emergency contacts in Argentina:

• National emergency line (911): 911
• Anti-trafficking hotline (145): 145 (free, anonymous, 24 hours)

Before entering any place, know the cross street and have a clear exit.

Is it normal to request a short video call before the meeting?

Completely normal and increasingly standard in Argentina.

A 2-3 minute call on WhatsApp or Telegram confirms the person is real and the communication is fluid. It doesn’t offend — it’s a precaution.

How to ask: “Before confirming, would you mind a quick call? Just so we can get to know each other a bit.”

If they refuse or make excuses, consider it a red flag.

Is it safe to communicate via WhatsApp or Telegram before the meeting?

In Argentina, WhatsApp is the main channel. We don’t prohibit it, but here are our guidelines:

• Use WhatsApp only after making the reservation on the platform (the reservation is your backup).
• Do not share your exact address until the same day, and only after confirming the meeting.
• Do not send intimate photos or card details via WhatsApp.
• Save important messages (price, time, location) as proof.

If the escort insists on moving to WhatsApp before the formal reservation, it’s a warning sign — not illegal, but be cautious.

The platform is not responsible for conversations outside the system, but we provide these guidelines to keep you safe.

Location and Geography

Where is it better to meet: at my hotel or a neutral place?

Always neutral first, especially for the first time.

Safe zones en Buenos Aires: Palermo, Recoleta, Puerto Madero, Belgrano, Núñez, Villa Crespo (near main avenues).

Zones to avoid for nighttime meetings: La Boca (except Caminito during the day), Barracas, Constitución, Once (side streets), and any unfamiliar place.

In other cities:

• Mar del Plata: avoid the southern outskirts
• Mendoza: the center and Chacras de Coria are safe
• Bariloche: the center and tourist areas are fine, but avoid distant unlit neighborhoods

Golden rule: If the place has little foot traffic or is dark, suggest another nearby public spot (café, hotel). If they refuse, cancel.

What should I do if the neighborhood or address makes me suspicious?

Ask for the exact street and number before leaving. Check it on Google Maps and look at the surroundings with Street View.

If it looks poorly lit, has no shops, or has a bad reputation, suggest changing to a nearby public place (café, hotel). If they refuse, do not go.

In Buenos Aires, use Waze or Google Maps to assess the area. You can also check local forums.

Risks and Safety

What are the main risks in Argentina today and how do we handle them?

No system is perfect, but our user community reports issues and we act. Trust is built together.

Reports and Support

Where do I report a problem?

Final Advice

In Argentina, the street teaches wisdom. If something doesn’t feel right, don’t force it. There are many options and you can always reschedule. Safety is non-negotiable.

Quick safety checklist:

• Request visual confirmation (photo or video) before every meeting
• Never advance money
• Platform booking + communication before WhatsApp
• Safe zones: Palermo, Recoleta, Puerto Madero
• Trust your gut — if it doesn’t feel right, cancel
• Tell someone where you’re going and when you’ll be back
• Keep your phone charged and 911 / 145 on speed dial