New York VIP Escorts

By Nancy Media When Melissa first started escorting, she signed with an agency within a week. It felt safer somehow, having a company between her and the clients, people who would handle the logistics and screen the men and take care of everything except the actual appointments. She stayed with that agency for two years before going independent, and now, three years later, she'll tell anyone who asks that both paths have their own particular kind of hell. The agency took forty percent of everything she made. Forty percent. When she thinks about it now, about all the money she handed over during those two years, she feels physically ill. But at the time, it felt worth it. The agency handled all her bookings, maintained her online presence, paid for professional photos, and most importantly, screened every single client. She showed up, did her job, and left. Everything else was someone else's problem. For a nervous beginner who had no idea what she was doing, that structure felt ...