Wow, phone sex can be rough!
I’ve got this long-time caller who’s been around forever—but turns out, he also called another small, one-girl service. (I know, shocking, right? You horny guys really get around.) Anyway, he said the girl was fine… until he got slapped with a massive bill. Now, this guy’s funds are, let’s say, “limited,” and I’ve always made sure to keep an eye on his time because I respect both him and his wallet. But apparently, this other operator decided to take “creative billing” to a whole new level—charging him hundreds of dollars and hoping he wouldn’t notice. Spoiler alert: he did. When he confronted her, she actually said, “Well, I needed the money.” Like… what?! That’s not a reason, that’s a confession! She even promised to pay him back. Uh-huh, sure. Thank God he wasn’t naive enough to buy that nonsense.
Now look, I get that we work in the adult industry—but that doesn’t mean ethics go out the window. You can be naughty and professional at the same time. This is still a business, and it should be run with honesty, legality, and a little thing called integrity. Women who cross that line—who scam clients for a few extra bucks—aren’t just unprofessional, they’re unhealthy-minded.
My job is awesome. I get to talk to interesting men, flirt, and discuss sex all day long—all from the comfort of my home. But “stealing”? Not on the perks list. Sadly, the internet’s made it easy for con artists to pop up and disappear overnight, and it’s getting harder for honest businesses to stand out in the noise. There are plenty of ethical operators out there—but yeah, there are also plenty of scumbags. That’s true in every industry, not just this one.
If you’ve ever seen Punch-Drunk Love, you know what I mean—where the main character calls a phone sex line and then gets harassed for money later. Sounds ridiculous, right? Except, it really happens. I still can’t wrap my head around it. Maybe I’m naive—but I was raised better than that. I wouldn’t scam a caller any more than I’d steal a pack of gum.
So here’s my point: I’m not preaching, but I am warning. The internet’s full of junk sites and shady people, and new callers can get burned fast. Before giving anyone your card info, ask questions. Make sure you know who’s billing you, what the charges are, and what company name will show up. Legit services will be upfront about all that.
Phone sex, when done right, is fun, fair, and honest. Most services play by the rules—but a few bad apples can ruin it for everyone. So, be smart, be safe, and keep your fantasies hot—but your credit card cool.
