Has anyone money to a working girl?

[Pharmatron69]

Now I sort of expect the responses already.....

Would anyone lend money to an escort you know and trust?

[fredpunter]

Now I sort of expect the responses already.....

Would anyone lend money to an escort you know and trust?

I'm not going to spoil your expectations ....

[Littlefoot]

Now I sort of expect the responses already.....

Would anyone lend money to an escort you know and trust?

WIF! 

[Belgarion]

Now I sort of expect the responses already.....

Would anyone lend money to an escort you know and trust?

A working girl that knows and trusts me would never ask me to give her money outside the booking fee

[martini2429]

Now I sort of expect the responses already.....

Would anyone lend money to an escort you know and trust?

In short - no, she will probably have more money than me anyway, so I would be asking her for a loan

 

[YorkshireLad]

Now I sort of expect the responses already.....

Would anyone lend money to an escort you know and trust?

Not a chance when they earn 5x + more than me!

[Shearer1955]

Only  a daft lad would lend money to a prossie however much they might think they trust them!

[pewpewpew]

Would you lend money to your local sainsburys?

[Jimmyredcab]

She has the potential to earn £1000+ a week tax free, why on earth would I lend her money. 

[kamu]

Which wg is trying to get you to lend her money? Name and shame.

[Sedition]

The only one I "know and trust" wouldn't ask me.

I dare anyone here to admit they would even contemplate it.

[cueball]

I've leant a few my lighter over the years  does that count?

[Trotter671]

A working girl that knows and trusts me would never ask me to give her money outside the booking fee

This

[NervousJ]

She has the potential to earn £1000+ a week tax free, why on earth would I lend her money. 

This. I'm more likely to ask for a fiver, than the need for someone charging me over £100 per hour...

[smiths]

Now I sort of expect the responses already.....

Would anyone lend money to an escort you know and trust?

I would no more lend money to a WG then anyone else I do business with, which is never and if any asked it would be a fucking cheek ending with me saying no chance. If someone wants to borrow money ask their own family and friends, if they haven't got any, bad luck but I am not a bank.

[PLeisure]

Now I sort of expect the responses already.....

Would anyone lend money to an escort you know and trust?

You're obviously aware that you're pitching a rhetorical question to the forum, so why not elaborate and outline the actual situation. If you now go all demure on us and decide the WG's honour is at stake so you won't divulge her identity, you run the risk of being labelled a timewaster/ attention-seeker/ troll.
Your call 

[Sir Lance-a-lot]

There are some who have done this and it worked out well for them, but it is NOT recommended.

Don't ever assume that a well-respected escort with a good reputation is a safe bet.  You'd be surprised how many of them would rip you off for a quick profit, even if it means trashing their reputations.  At least two of the WG's in the Thieves section of the UKP blacklist have done this.

Even if she hasn't specifically asked you for money, she's probably preparing to scam you just by hinting that she's short of cash for an important purchase.  DON'T fall for it.

[Gordon Bennett]

Neither a borrower or a lender be. That advice has done fine for me thus far, no way would I change that approach - especially with a lady who's job is to pretend I'm sexy, desirable and interesting.

[mikexxlong]

no i fucking wouldn't

 thieving bitches pocket enough from whoring and commiting all manner of fraud
 (typically tax evasion and benefit fraud) as is ,

 so probally just trying to get more money out of the punter either by ripping them off and not paying it back or to get the prat returning to pay for another punt etc

[Plan R]

Why? they are sitting on a fortune already 

[OakTree]

No I wouldn't.

It has nothing to with the line of work they're in, there's good and bad in all walks of life. 

The simple fact is that I have no idea who they are as individuals. They're not a friend, colleague, or associate. I don't even know their name. For all intents and purposes they are a stranger.

it would be a foolish thing to do.

[Jeff_withpetersen]

No I wouldn't.

It has nothing to with the line of work they're in, there's good and bad in all walks of life. 

The simple fact is that I have no idea who they are as individuals. They're not a friend, colleague, or associate. I don't even know their name. For all intents and purposes they are a stranger.

it would be a foolish thing to do.

Sums it up perfectly. In many/most instances, if you've reached the point where they are not a stranger, you've gone too far.

[dboy74]

No