Frequently Asked Questions

These answers are written for visitors to mexicoscorts.com who are in Mexico for work, often moving from one city to the next with a few nights in each hotel. If your question is not covered, use our contact page.

How do I find ads in the city I am flying to?

The directory is organised by city. Pick your destination from the menu and you will see only the advertisers who say they work there. Some advertisers cover more than one city or travel at certain times of year, and they usually mention this in their description.

It pays to look a few days before you fly rather than after you land: you will have time to read profiles properly, compare them and ask questions without rushing. A city with only a handful of listings simply reflects what advertisers have posted; the site does not curate or rank anyone.

I am on a business trip. How do I arrange a meeting at my hotel?

You arrange it directly with the advertiser, using the contact method shown on their profile. First check that they visit hotels and which parts of town they cover. Agree on the date, the time and how long you will meet, and only share the hotel name once the plan is clear.

There is no need to hand over your room number early; you can meet in the lobby or give it once they reach the front desk. The site does not book or confirm anything, so the arrangement is entirely between the two of you.

Will my hotel let me have a guest in my room?

That is up to each hotel, and we cannot speak for them. Some ask every visitor for ID at the front desk, some log anyone going up to the rooms, some only allow guests at certain hours, and others add an extra-person charge to the bill.

Ask reception or read the house rules before you confirm a meeting, so your guest is not stopped in the lobby. If your stay is booked and paid through your employer, remember that any extra charge may show up on the company invoice and in your expense report.

I do not speak much Spanish. Which language should I use?

Some advertisers list the languages they speak; if a profile does not, ask in your first message. In cities that see plenty of tourists and business visitors, you may find it easier to locate advertisers who are comfortable in English, but do not assume it.

Keep your messages short and plain, skip slang and idioms, and confirm the essentials in writing: date, time, place and rate. A translation app is fine for messages, but double-check that numbers and times came through correctly. If you are already misunderstanding each other at the start, it is better to walk away.

Do I pay in pesos or in US dollars?

The advertiser decides the currency, the payment method and when payment is due, and you decide whether that works for you. If a profile shows a rate, look at which currency it is in. If you would rather pay in dollars, ask beforehand and agree on the exchange rate so neither side is surprised.

Visiting from abroad, it is wise to carry some local cash rather than rely on finding an ATM late at night. mexicoscorts.com does not process payments, take a commission or get involved in any transaction. Never send a deposit to someone you have not met; our safety page explains why.

How do I contact an advertiser?

Each profile shows the contact method the advertiser chose, such as a phone number or a messaging app. There is no inbox on the site and we do not pass messages along, so you write to them directly.

Introduce yourself politely, say you found them on mexicoscorts.com and which city you will be in, and ask whatever you need to know before agreeing to anything. If you travel with a company phone, consider using a separate number for this. In the first exchange, hold back photos of documents, bank details and your exact location.

Who sets the price?

Only the advertiser. Each person publishes their own terms and can change them whenever they like; the site does not set, negotiate or review rates. If a profile shows no rate, or you are unsure what it covers, ask in writing before you meet so you are both working from the same understanding. Be wary if the figure suddenly changes at the end of a conversation, or if new charges appear that nobody mentioned and that you are asked to pay before you meet.

What if I need to cancel or move the time?

Let the advertiser know as soon as you can, through the same channel you used to arrange the meeting. Business travel rarely goes to plan: a meeting overruns, a connecting flight is delayed, a client dinner goes late. A prompt, clear message is the courteous thing to do.

Any cancellation terms are set by the advertiser, and the site plays no part in them or in settling money between you. If someone demands payment for a cancellation and backs it up with threats, do not pay, and read the extortion section of our safety page.

How can I tell if an ad is fake?

Take these signs seriously: photos that look too polished, like a catalogue shoot; pictures that turn up on other sites under a different name; a rate far below other listings in the same city; pressure to close the deal quickly; and above all, a request for a deposit before you meet.

A short video call beforehand helps confirm the person is who they claim to be, and a reverse image search can show whether the photos are used elsewhere. The site does not check advertisers’ identities, so your own judgement is your best protection. If something feels off, report it.

Does the site keep my data or my searches?

You can browse without an account and without telling us your name. Our servers log technical connection data such as your IP address and the pages you open, and we use cookies for language settings and general statistics. We cannot see your conversations with advertisers and have no idea whether you met anyone. On a work laptop or a hotel business centre computer, use a private window and sign out of everything when you finish. Full details are in our privacy notice.

How do I report an ad, or post or remove my own?

Use the form on our contact page. When reporting, include the link to the ad and say what is wrong: stolen photos, false details, a deposit request, threats, or any sign that the person is a minor or under someone else’s control. Advertisers who want to publish, edit or take down a profile, and anyone who finds their own photos in an ad they did not post, use the same form with the relevant link. We review each case and remove whatever breaks our terms of use.

How old do I have to be?

mexicoscorts.com is strictly for people aged 18 and over, both for browsing and for posting. If you are under 18, leave the site. Advertisers state that they are adults when they publish, but the site does not check documents, so any listing that suggests someone could be underage should be reported straight away; we take such listings down as soon as we find them. If you believe someone is in danger right now, call 911, the emergency number throughout Mexico.