Duo Bookings Explained: Booking Two Escorts
How a duo booking works, why duos are listed in pairs, what notice you need and what it costs.
Straight answers to the things people ask us on the phone. What a booking actually costs, what the terms on a profile mean, how an evening usually runs and which parts of London suit which kind of night. Written by the people who take the bookings.
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Not who, necessarily. The area you will be in, the evening you have in mind, and how long for. If you already have someone in mind, better still. Every profile carries her rates in full, the areas she covers and what she is happy to arrange.
Incall means you go to her, at a flat kept for the purpose, and is usually the cheaper of the two. Outcall means she comes to you, at a hotel or a private address, and is the more common booking. Neither is better; they suit different evenings.
It takes about two minutes and a person answers. Tell us the area, the time and how long, and we will tell you there and then who is free rather than ringing you back. If you would rather describe the evening and be pointed at two or three people, that is most of what we do.
For incall the address goes out once the booking is agreed and never before. For outcall we take the hotel or the postcode and she comes to you, calling or texting on arrival. Nothing is written down that does not need to be.
A drink and a few minutes of conversation first, which is not a formality: it is how two people who have not met stop being strangers. The payment is left somewhere visible at the start and not mentioned again. After that it is an evening.
That is the whole of it. If anything here is unclear, the number is on every page and a person answers it. See the booking page.
Nothing here matches that. Try a shorter word, or ask us directly.
How a duo booking works, why duos are listed in pairs, what notice you need and what it costs.
What independent escorts in London give you that an agency does not, how to check one is genuine, and which suits the evening you have in mind.
What an hour actually costs in London, what moves the number up or down, and what is included before anyone quotes you anything.
The practical difference between going to her and her coming to you, what each costs, and which suits the evening you have in mind.
One of the most commonly listed fetishes on escort profiles and the least explained. What it covers, how to ask, and why it is more ordinary than you think.
Why role play has to be booked in advance, the three things to tell us, and how long it really needs.
Two men and one woman. What the listing does and does not describe, the practical constraints, and the etiquette that matters more with three people.
What PSE means, what it does not include by default, and how it differs from the girlfriend experience.
What the role actually involves, why seventy four listings does not mean seventy four dominatrices, and how to describe what you want.
What GFE actually describes, what it does not include, and why it is the most requested and most misunderstood term on the site.
What each term covers, why a profile listing is a starting point rather than an answer, and how to ask for what you actually want.
OWO stands for oral without. What the listing covers, what it does not, how it differs from CIM, and the health question nobody asks out loud.
Everybody knows the position. The detail people actually search for is whether it means protected, and the profile answers that separately.
A plain A to Z of the shorthand used on escort profiles, with a definition you can link to directly. Free to quote with a link back.
CIM stands for come in mouth. How it differs from COB, CIF and swallow, why it is not the same question as OWO, and how to ask for it.
COB stands for come on body. What it covers, why it is the most widely listed of the finish options, and the three things it does not tell you.
Rimming explained, why profiles list giving and receiving separately, and the hygiene question everybody wants answered and nobody asks.
DFK is deep french kissing, and it tells you more about how an evening will feel than anything further down the list. Why it is listed at all.
A broad term covering four quite different bookings. How tantric, nuru, body to body and prostate massage differ, and how to ask for the right one.
Where the phrase comes from, what it actually refers to, the law on massage parlours, and what to book instead if a massage is the point.
The difference between nuru, tantric, body to body and prostate massage, how long each needs, and which to book.
The most widely offered massage on our books. What it involves, how oil differs from nuru gel, and why an hour is enough for this one.
What a tantric massage actually involves, why ninety minutes is the floor, how it differs from nuru and body to body, and where to book one.
What it involves, the preparation question everybody has and nobody asks, and why the length of the booking matters more than who you book.
What a nuru massage actually involves, how the gel works, how it differs from body to body and tantric, and where in London to book one.
How to handle the money, the first ten minutes, what not to ask, and the few conventions that decide how a booking goes.
What happens on the call, what to have ready, what the evening is actually like, and the etiquette nobody tells you about.
What an agency keeps, how to handle the phone and the payment, and the practical habits that cover almost everything.
Booking company for a night out, what to tell us about the venue and the guest count, and how group bookings go well.
How a couples booking runs, what to agree between you first, what to tell us and why two hours is the sensible minimum.
How long a dinner date runs, who books the restaurant, what it costs and how to behave at the table.
What eight hours actually means, what it costs against the hourly rate, how much notice to give and what people forget to plan for.
Why Gatwick is a special case, what an airport outcall really involves, and the train that solves most of it.
Why coming into London usually beats an airport outcall, what a Heathrow hotel booking costs, and how much notice to give.
Where to base yourself, which parts of town suit which kind of night, and where our escorts actually are.
Why the roster sits where it does, the three mile rule, and when coming into town is the better evening rather than the compromise.
Which areas each main London terminus puts you near, where the roster is thickest, and what to do if you are landing at an airport.
Whether the hotel will mind, how the arrival works, what outcall costs and which areas are easiest.
The term, and our answer, which is no. Why the answer does not move, what the risk actually is, and why a listing that offers it is a warning sign.
The patterns fake listings follow: the photographs, the price, the writing and the deposit request that gives it away.
She is not the woman in the photographs, she has not arrived, the rate has changed at the door. What to do in each case.
More than one person working from a premises, and nothing else is required. Why that single line shapes how every incall escort works.
Protection, what it does and does not cover, how often to test, and where to get real advice.
One states the terms and the other does not, and everything else follows from that. What each arrangement costs, and where each one goes wrong.
The legal position in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, what the law actually targets, and what it means for booking.
What an escort is, what a booking actually consists of, and how it differs from a sugar arrangement, a dating app and a brothel.
Why it is cash, how to leave it, getting the amount right, and the payment requests that should end a booking.