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Privacy, item by item
This notice covers this website and the booking conversations it leads to. Both are run by London Bridge Escorts, an outcall companionship introduction service for London, which is responsible for the information described below.
Browsing these pages
Reading the site tells us nothing about you. There are no cookies, no analytics and no record of your visit; the cookies page names the one outside request, for typefaces. No web address here ever carries personal details, and no visitor or guest is ever written about on it.
What you tell the desk
You write on WhatsApp or Telegram, whichever you prefer, and each message is carried under that app's policy rather than ours. What reaches the desk is what you decide to type, normally a first name, a day, a start time, a length and a hotel, in the order the booking page suggests.
What is checked to confirm
Three details: the name the room is held in, the hotel and the room itself, or, for a private home, its address. These serve one purpose, confirming the booking and getting the companion safely to the right door, and they are shared with her alone. The lawful basis is the arrangement you asked for, together with the legitimate interest both people share in a genuine, safe booking.
Payment
You pay the companion directly, face to face, once she is there. The desk takes no card details and holds no payment record for the evening.
How long anything is kept
Nothing goes into a client database, because none exists; there is no mailing list either, and no marketing. A booking thread is kept only while the booking needs it, then deleted in routine clean-up. Delete your own copy whenever you like, and ask the desk to erase its side as well.
Your rights under UK law
Under UK data protection law you can request a copy of what is held on you, a correction, or erasure. Ask by WhatsApp or Telegram; it is handled fast, there being so little to search. If the answer leaves you unhappy, a complaint can go to the Information Commissioner's Office.
Updates
If practice changes, this page is updated before it does. The version shown here is the one that applies, read together with the terms.