Safety Centre — slim

slim_escort does not screen the people who post here, and verification of an email address or phone number proves only that the contact route works. The judgement stays with you. This page is practical advice, not a guarantee — and nothing on it is your fault if someone else behaves badly.

Before you meet anyone

Talk first, in more than one place. A short voice call catches a lot that messages hide.
Check the photographs. A reverse image search takes seconds. Photos that appear elsewhere under other names, or that never quite match, are the most common warning sign.
Be suspicious of pressure. Urgency, a deposit demanded up front, a story that escalates, or a request to move to a different app immediately are all reasons to stop.
Tell someone. Give a friend the address, the time, the contact details and the ad link, and arrange to check in with them afterwards.

When you meet

Choose the place yourself where you can, and prefer somewhere public for a first meeting.
Arrange your own transport, and keep your phone charged and on you.
Do not leave a drink or your belongings unattended.
Leave if anything feels wrong. You never owe anyone an explanation, a refund, or the rest of the appointment.

Your privacy

Photographs you upload are stripped of embedded location data automatically — but the picture itself can still identify where you are. Check the background.
Use a contact route you can abandon: a number or address you can stop using without disrupting the rest of your life.
Do not publish your home address, your workplace, or a document showing your legal name.
Keep your ad's management link private. Anyone who has it can change or delete your ad.

Money

Advance payments, deposits to "confirm" a booking, gift cards, and any request to move money on someone else's behalf are the three most common scams on classified sites. So is an overpayment followed by a request to refund the difference. Do not take part in any of them.

If something goes wrong

If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first. Report the ad using the report link on the ad's page — it takes a few seconds and does not require an account. If the matter involves someone being controlled or coerced, see Report Trafficking.