Safety Tips

Your safety is our priority. Please read these important guidelines.

⚠️ Important: While we strive to create a safe environment, you are ultimately responsible for your own safety. Use caution and trust your instincts.

1. Meeting in Person

Before the Meeting:

  • Always meet in a public place for the first time
  • Tell a trusted friend or family member where you're going and when you expect to return
  • Share your location with someone you trust
  • Arrange your own transportation - don't rely on the other person
  • Have a fully charged phone with emergency contacts ready

2. Verify Identity

  • Request recent photos and verify they match the profile
  • Video chat before meeting in person when possible
  • Check if the profile has reviews from other users
  • Be wary of profiles with no reviews or verification
  • Trust your instincts - if something feels off, it probably is

3. Protect Your Personal Information

Never share:

  • Your home address until you've established trust
  • Financial information (bank accounts, credit cards)
  • Social security number or government ID
  • Workplace details or daily routines
  • Login credentials for any accounts

4. Communication Guidelines

  • Keep initial conversations on the platform where they can be monitored
  • Be cautious about moving to personal phone numbers too quickly
  • Watch for red flags: overly aggressive behavior, requests for money, inconsistent stories
  • Report suspicious behavior to our team immediately
  • Block and report users who make you uncomfortable

5. Financial Safety

Protect yourself financially:

  • Never send money to someone you haven't met in person
  • Discuss rates and expectations clearly beforehand
  • Use secure payment methods - avoid wire transfers or cryptocurrency for initial payments
  • Be wary of anyone asking for upfront payments or deposits
  • Report any solicitation of illegal activities

6. Health and Wellness

  • Practice safe intimate contact - use protection consistently
  • Get regular health screenings
  • Don't accept food or drinks from strangers that you didn't see prepared
  • Be aware of your alcohol consumption - never leave drinks unattended
  • Know your boundaries and communicate them clearly

7. Trust Your Instincts

Your intuition is a powerful safety tool. If something doesn't feel right:

  • You have the right to leave at any time
  • Don't feel obligated to continue if you're uncomfortable
  • It's okay to cancel or reschedule if you have doubts
  • Listen to your gut feelings - they're often correct

8. Red Flags to Watch For

Warning signs that should concern you:

  • Pressure to meet immediately without proper communication
  • Inconsistent or evasive answers to basic questions
  • Refusal to verify identity or provide recent photos
  • Requests for money, gifts, or financial help
  • Aggressive, controlling, or disrespectful behavior
  • Pushing boundaries or ignoring your "no"
  • Stories that don't add up or change frequently

9. During the Encounter

  • Let someone know when you arrive safely
  • Keep your phone accessible and charged
  • Stay alert - avoid excessive alcohol or substances
  • Have an exit strategy planned
  • Check in with your safety contact at agreed times
  • If you feel unsafe, leave immediately and go to a public place

10. After the Meeting

  • Let your safety contact know you're home safe
  • Leave honest reviews to help the community
  • Report any concerning behavior to our support team
  • Trust the process - safety improves with community participation

11. For Service Providers

Additional safety tips for providers:

  • Screen clients before meeting - ask questions and verify information
  • Work with trusted partners when possible
  • Keep records of client information
  • Set clear boundaries and enforce them
  • Have a safety buddy system in place
  • Know local laws and regulations
  • Keep emergency numbers readily available

12. Digital Safety

  • Use strong, unique passwords for your account
  • Enable two-factor authentication if available
  • Be cautious about what you share in photos (remove metadata, avoid identifiable backgrounds)
  • Don't click suspicious links sent in messages
  • Regularly review your privacy settings
  • Be aware that online content can be screenshot or saved

🚨 Emergency Resources

If you're in immediate danger:

Emergency Services (USA): 911

National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-373-7888

LIAISON Safety Team: safety@liaison.com

Remember: It's always better to be cautious and safe than sorry. Don't hesitate to reach out for help.