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National Blacklist is for escorts and adult sex workers to share information about bad customer encounters!

Post usable information for easy database searches.

  • names -aliases
  • board handles
  • phone numbers
  • known emails
 

Please Note!

1. When posting to National Blacklist, please have valid reasons.

2. Give FACTS as to what happened, but not enough so to tip off who made the post.

3. Do not embellish with opinions unless they contain other valuable insights about customer's personaliity.

4. Be a step above those men who write crappy reviews just to be mean spirited and vindictive.

5. NBL is NOT for getting back at hobbyists, ex boyfriends, agencies, managers, or former customers for petty reasons.

6. NBL is for listing bad customers who are seriously dangerous, abusive, scammers and rip offs, and genuine time wasters.

 

 
             
 
          Enter date using "Slashes" example  01/08/2010
 
Incident Date
 
 

Offender's Name, Aliases

Review Board Handles

 

 

100 character limit

 
          Incident Location: (important for searchability)
 
Incident State or Province
   
 
 

DO NOT put your address if the incident was at your

incall location. You do not want to show YOUR address!

 
Incident Address
 
Neighborhood - Town
 
 
Closest Major City
   
 

 Enter phone numbers with "Dashes"  example  777-222-1111

 
Offender Phone
 
 
Mobile Phone
 
 

Other Phone

 

Optional for IP Address

       
 

Offender Email(s)

 

 

120 character limit

 
 
I have seen this person
   
 
 
Category
 
 
Incident Description
 
 
 
Gender
 
 
Hair
 
 
Hair Style
 
 
Long Sideburns
 
 
Goatee
 
 
Moustache
 
 
Full Beard
 
 
 
Eyes
 
 
Skin
 
 
Ethnicity
 
 
 
Height
 
 
Weight
 
 
Build
 
 
Age
 
 
Other Identifying Marks
 
 
 
Stated Occupation
 
 
Vehicle Description
 
 
 
Show your screen name
 
 
Your email
 

Your email address entered here will not be visible for others to see. It is necessary though, in case you ever wish to edit or update this posting in the future.

 
 
Met Online?
 
I hereby certify that the information about to be submitted is true.
     
   

Once submitted, posts will not be removed. You may update the post to reflect new developments if the customer makes things right with you, but the original complaint will remain as it will reveal the original intent and character of the customer.

 


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MUST READ

New Posting Policy!

1. Once Posted, posts will not be removed, but they can be edited and added to if the customer later makes things right with you.

If a customer Cancels at the last minute, No Shows, Shorts you or gives you a bad check, runs out without paying, but later makes things right with you (only after he's learned he's been on our blacklist), he's only doing that so he can manipulate you into removing him. Removing him from this registry only sets him free to prey again on other unsuspecting escorts, so we've determined that removing posts only enables the bad guys.

 

2. What if I'm Threatened?

Some ladies have written in citing they are now being threatened by the very client they posted, and need to have the post removed.

When a man threatens you, it only shows you how scared he is and how much power you have over him in this particular situation. This is not the time to give in, or run scared and reward that man's threatening behavior because he has now escalated an annoying no show into a felony blackmail to "out" you to the cops, or what ever his threat is.

Our new policy takes away the pressure form you. Once a post is on here, it will not be removed for any reason. Know that in advance, and there is no going back. If a customer threatens you, then you need to go to the police!

If you're worried about the cops learning about your escorting activities, you should know that the cops are a lot less interested in your misdemeanor violations than they would be about your customer's felony assault.

3. But he's "Threatening to out me," he has my personal information!

We provide only one small part in your security practices by providing this data base of bad customers. The rest (and the real important stuff) is up to you!

Whether you want to admit it or not, YOU create your own security issues when you give in and give trust customers by giving them your private cell phone # or your incall location which is where you also live.

*REMEMBER - Not all good customers stay good. They eventually want favors, freebies, or unsafe practices, or they want more than just a professional relationship with you. Once you deny them, most will get their feelings hurt and they may use your personal and private information against you.

4. We ARCHIVE the History of a customer's bad behavior!

National Blacklist is interested in keeping a profile history of a customer's behaviors. And that doesn't go away just because he made things right with you. Criminals do not have their arrest and prison records go away after they've served their time do they? Those records remain available for employers, landlords, credit companies, or anyone else who might need to know the history of that person when having to make an important decision regarding them.

5. Editing Posts

Requests to edit posts will only be allowed to those ladies who secretly sign their posts with their email, and then the request to edit a post, must come from that exact same email.

7. Why Edit a Post?

Let's say a customer scammed you with a bad check, or ran out without paying. Later he finds out he's on Blacklist and decides to make things right  with you. You can write us and tell us so, and we will ad your update to the original report letting everyone know the situation was resolved, but the original post remains to let everyone knows he has had bad behaviors and intentions in the past.

     
 
 
     

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