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Know who you're meeting
Review profiles carefully before accepting or requesting a booking. Look at profile information, photos, preferences and relevant details.
ZQAVA SAFETY
Your safety comes first.
ZQAVA is built around respectful, transparent and responsible companionship. We provide tools and guidelines to help companions and members feel safer before, during and after every booking.
SAFETYBuilt into every step.
From profiles and messaging to bookings and reporting, safety should never be an afterthought.
OUR APPROACH
Safety isn't one feature.
It is a combination of good decisions, clear boundaries, responsible communication and knowing what to do when something doesn't feel right.
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Keep communication clear
Discuss expectations, timing, location and boundaries before meeting. Clear communication can prevent misunderstandings.
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Trust your instincts
If something feels uncomfortable, you can pause, cancel or leave a situation. You never have to continue a booking that feels unsafe.
BEFORE YOU MEET
A few minutes of preparation can make a difference.
Whether you're a member or a companion, take some time to prepare before meeting someone for the first time.
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Review the profile
Make sure the person and booking details match what you agreed to.
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Confirm the meeting details
Confirm the time, duration and public meeting location in advance.
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Tell someone you trust
Consider sharing your plans and expected return time with a trusted friend or family member.
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Keep your phone accessible
Make sure your phone is charged and that you can contact someone if you need help.
DURING A BOOKING
Boundaries matter.
Every person has the right to set boundaries and change their mind. Respect them.
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Respect personal boundaries
A booking does not create an obligation to do anything beyond what was agreed.
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No means no
A refusal should be respected immediately. Pressure, intimidation or harassment are not acceptable.
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You can leave
If you become uncomfortable or feel unsafe, you can end the meeting and leave.
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Keep expectations realistic
Companionship is based on the agreed booking. Don't assume additional services or commitments.
WATCH OUT FOR SCAMS
Protect your account and your money.
Be cautious when someone asks you to move a conversation away from ZQAVA, send money unexpectedly or share sensitive information.
Never share passwords
ZQAVA will never need your account password, OTP or authentication code.
Be careful with payment requests
Be cautious if someone asks for unexpected payments, gift cards, transfers or financial assistance.
Don't share sensitive information
Avoid sharing financial information, account credentials or other sensitive personal details.
SEE SOMETHING WRONG?
Report it.
If someone violates the community guidelines, behaves inappropriately or makes you feel unsafe, report the situation so it can be reviewed.
Report a ProblemIN AN EMERGENCYContact local emergency
Contact local emergency
services first.
ZQAVA is not an emergency response service. If you are in immediate danger or believe someone may be in danger, contact your local emergency services or a trusted person who can help.
ONE COMMUNITY
Read Community GuidelinesSafety works both ways.
Treat people with respect, communicate clearly and follow the rules that help keep ZQAVA welcoming.
ZQAVAMeet with confidence.
Meet with confidence.
Connect with respect.
Good experiences start with clear expectations and responsible choices.