Why Clients Want an Anonymous Booking
Wanting privacy needs no justification. Plenty of our clients are business travellers, married men or simply private people who prefer that nobody else can look up how they spend their free evenings. We think that is perfectly sensible and we treat it with full respect.
Staying anonymous is easier than most people expect, provided you think about three things: the channel you message on, the details you share and the traces left behind on your own phone and laptop.
Booking on WhatsApp: The Private Channel
WhatsApp encrypts every chat end to end, so only you and the person you write to can read it; WhatsApp cannot, your mobile provider cannot and no outsider can. That puts it well ahead of SMS, which network operators can see and which shows up on phone records, and of email, which usually travels without that protection.
You can reach us here: WhatsApp. Replies come within minutes. Once you are done you can wipe the chat from your phone, and thanks to the encryption no readable copy sits on a server anywhere. For more on how we use the app, see our WhatsApp booking guide.
The Only Details We Ask For
Confirming a booking takes four things: where you are (a hotel name with room number, or an address), the time you would like, the companion you have chosen or a description of what you like, and how long you want her to stay. Nothing more is required. A name, a passport or any other identifying detail is never part of the process.
Any name will do, or none. Saying "a room at the NH Amsterdam Centre" tells us all we need about the location. Lots of clients give a first name just to keep the chat friendly, but it remains entirely your choice.
Tidying Your Phone After the Booking
Once the visit is over you may like to delete the WhatsApp chat. If you looked up the agency or browsed the gallery, clear your browser history too. Remember that WhatsApp backups to Google Drive or iCloud can keep deleted messages, so if you use cloud backup, switch it off in the WhatsApp settings before you book.
Your hotel bill and key card record your room number, not the people who visit you. Reputable Amsterdam hotels do not log or report who calls on a guest, so nothing ties the visit to you on their side. Our hotel outcall guide explains how a companion arrives at your room.
Booking an Anonymous Companion Tonight
Most clients who value privacy go one step further and think about hotel policies in more depth, and our discretion guide explains how companions keep a low profile when they arrive.