Time and again, I receive inquiries that consist of little more than a few lines of email. Nicely written, friendly, but without the details I actually need to confirm a booking. And I completely understand the hesitation behind it. Discretion and data protection are exactly why some people are cautious about sharing more than they feel is necessary.
But there's something that matters to me even more than discretion. The safety of my ladies.
An inquiry can only become a fixed booking once four things are in place: date, time, a phone number, and the exact location. For an apartment, the address alone isn't enough — I need the floor as well. Why so precise? Because if something were to happen, I need to know exactly where my lady is. Not roughly. Precisely. And should any complications arise, it has to be immediately clear who I can reach out to, without having to search first.
This isn't a formality. It's the foundation that allows me to actually carry out my responsibility.
I know these details require a certain amount of trust upfront. That's exactly why I treat them with the care they deserve. In all the decades I've worked in this industry, I've never once been responsible for a data leak. Not a single one. That isn't a coincidence — it's the result of a standard of care I hold myself to, and here's a genuine thank-you to my IT team, who have upheld that same standard alongside me all these years.
Without these four details, no inquiry can or will be finalized. Not because I want to make things difficult. But because safety, for me, always comes first — before everything else.
Discreetly yours,
Lena