The reason
The name points at the problem this site tries to solve. There are a thousand addresses and no way to tell them apart. The same photographs, the same texts, the same promises, and behind one site a company trading for fifteen years while behind another sits an advertising page with no oversight.
1001 Escortadressen sets out which differences actually matter and how to check them. In plain language, without sales talk, with figures that match what is usual in this market.
What this site is not
Not an agency, no roster, no diary, no brokerage. The profiles in the overview are examples, written to show what an agency lists. Those people do not exist and cannot be booked. There are no client reviews here either, because a review only means something when the party publishing it can tie it to a real booking.
The referral to The Men's Company
For actual bookings this site points to The Men's Company, a Dutch company trading since 2009 and focused on straight male companions for women and M-F couples, with a smaller selection of female escorts.
The reasons are practical. It screens personally rather than selling adverts. Rates are listed per person, so the amount is fixed in advance. There is no surcharge for M-F couples and no drivers, which keeps the number of items small. And client details never reach the companion, which is exactly where advertising portals fall short. Referrals on this site are marked nofollow.
How current the information is
Rates and conditions change. The figures here indicate what is usual in this segment. What a booking actually costs is stated by the agency, and only there is it binding: the rates page of The Men's Company.
Contact
Comments about the content of this site can go to [email protected]. Questions about availability or a specific booking belong with an agency.