No words were exchanged during this brief meeting and when my heart stopped betting at an alarmingly fast rate, I looked at the card she had handed me... It was a card for an escort agency.
The real question is... Did you call?
I have heard of this happening to guys before. As far as I can tell, it is very hard to approach someone and get them to visit you on a camsite (or even hire you as an escort I'm sure). When I worked briefly as a stripper I did not come across anyone who realistically would have been a cam client, they were visiting a strip club for a reason, same with people from cams. Same as I sometimes like to have a sugar daddy, but those who I know on cams would prefer to be online, as any sugar daddy would prefer to be in person. I feel like it would be more likely I'd get a freeloader, which wouldn't be worth it for the risk. I have handed out flyers for the strip club though and got a few people stopping by. Stripping is slightly different though and would be even more dangerous, though also more fun if it were someone you knew (granted you found them attractive).
I have shared my cam name with only one guy I know from real life, we have never slept together or had a sexual relationship, though if we were ever single at the same time or lived near each other I might as he's probably the hottest person I've met. I don't feel it has been worth him having my cam name or twitter though, we're friends but sometimes he clearly finds the friendship and "I want to wank over you" boundary is blurred, which tests my patience. It's not such a big deal as we live far away and haven't met up in years, but that is partially because it would now feel inappropriate, so it definitely has not been positive for my friendship. And actually, I am less likely to sleep with him as he can be a pain in the arse, however beautiful he is to look at. He also seems to have now built me up in his mind as this ultimate person he thinks is sexy, which I don't know how to handle. I am also pretty sure he doesn't even have a premium account. But he does still to this day compliment hot photos I put on my twitter, or pleads with me to sell him videos.
I have had a lot of guys asking for my cam name though. It's amazing how many guys think that's appropriate when you mention you cam or do soft porn/glamour modelling.
Guy: "Tell me your name though so I can find you"
Me: "Nice try"
As much as I get naked over the internet and like playing in this way, it doesn't mean I'm going to let anyone I meet see me naked. If someone finds me accidentally then I don't care if they watch, but I'm not going to advertise it. Most people in my generation believe porn should be free, and so many others cannot afford it, so what would be the point?