Discretion — what it looks like in practice, not just as a promise
Exactly what we do so nobody in the building knows, and what we cannot control.
Every site in this business promises discretion, and almost none of them says what it covers. Here is our full list — including what we cannot guarantee.
The car
An ordinary private car with no stickers and no logo. In small communities that matters most: an unfamiliar car outside a particular house is already enough to prompt a question.
The clothes
Jeans and a shirt, like any other guest. The costume is in a closed bag and changing happens inside. The same rule applies in hotels and at company events.
Coming into the building
No music in the stairwell, no lingering at the entrance and no loud phone calls. In a residential building that is what makes the difference.
Your details
A first name and a phone number is all we ask for and all we keep. No client database, no mailing list and no messages afterwards. If you asked us to keep nothing, we keep nothing.
The dancer's details
It works both ways. Our dancers appear under a stage name only. We never publish a real name, a phone number or any identifying detail, which is also why there is no way to contact them directly.
What we cannot control
Your phones. A picture that went to a story is out of our hands. And neighbours who see: we minimise it, but a ground-floor flat is a ground-floor flat.
The bottom line
An unmarked car, ordinary clothes, a quiet entrance, one phone number and no data kept beyond what is needed. That is not a slogan, it is a list of actions.
