We hire women only, never men
Men who search for a male escort job in Mumbai often land on our jobs page. So we will say it plainly, right at the start. We have no escort work for men.
At MumbaiBeauties.net, every booking means one of our girls meets a client. Even when a woman books with us, she meets one of our girls, not a man. So a male escorts job does not exist here, whatever the ad calls it.
Some ads call it a gigolo job. Others say playboy job or "friendship club". It is the same offer with a new label, and the label does not change our answer.
We know this is not what you hoped to read. A clear "no" from us is better than a "yes" from someone who wants your money. If you need work, look for a normal job. Never pay anyone to give you one.
What a fake male escort job offer looks like
It usually starts with an ad or a message. It may come on WhatsApp, on social media or on a free ads website. The words sound easy: rich women clients, hotel meetings and good money for each meeting.
Some send a photo of a "client" or the name of a hotel to make it look real. Then comes the first fee. It has many names: registration fee, joining fee, ID card fee, photo shoot fee or "security deposit". They say it is small, and that your first client will cover it.
After you pay, there is no client. There is only a new fee with a new reason. When you stop paying, the number stops replying or blocks you.
The same trick also runs as a "sex job" or an escort service job for men. The name changes, but the fee always comes first, and the work never comes at all.
Simple signs that the job is a trick
You do not need to be an expert to see it. If you notice even one of these signs, stop.
- Money before work. A real job pays you. It does not ask you to pay first.
- One fee after another. A card, then a shoot, then a deposit, then a "refund" charge.
- A rush. "Only two seats left." "Pay today or lose the chance."
- Photos without clothes. They ask for nude photos or a video call "for your profile". Never send them.
- Your ID on chat. They want a photo of your Aadhaar or PAN card. Keep it to yourself.
- A code from your phone. They ask for an OTP to "register" you. Never share it.
- Chat only. The "manager" types all day but never takes a normal phone call.
- Easy money. Big money for little work, from people you have never met.
Before you reply to any job offer, search the phone number online. If others were cheated by it, you may find their posts.
Maybe you searched how to join escort work as a man and found offers like this. Treat every one of them the same way. If it starts with a fee, it ends with a loss.
Already paid a job fee? Do this today
- Stop paying. Never pay one more fee to get the first one back. That is the same trick again.
- Save everything. Keep the chat, the number, the UPI ID or bank details and your payment screenshots. Do not delete anything.
- Call 1930. It is the national cyber-crime helpline. Say it is an online job fraud and give your payment details.
- Report it online. File a complaint at cybercrime.gov.in, the government's cyber-crime portal.
- Tell your bank. Call your bank or your UPI app about the payment as well.
- Go to the police if you like. You can also take the same proof to your nearest police station.
Write down the dates, the amounts, the numbers and what they promised you. If you paid by UPI, note the transaction ID too. Block the number only after you have saved everything. If you shared an OTP or a password, change your passwords and tell your bank at once.
Do it fast. The sooner a money fraud is reported, the better the chance to stop the money. You are not the first person this has happened to, and there is no shame in reporting it.
If they threaten to send your photos or chats to your family, do not pay. Paying once only brings the next demand. Report the threat as well.
A job offer that uses our name
Some fake offers borrow the name of a real agency to look safe. If a message says it is from MumbaiBeauties.net and offers work to a man, it is fake. We do not post jobs for men anywhere.
We have one number for calls and WhatsApp: +91 77352 43570. You will find the same number on our contact page. Any other number that uses our name is not us.
Not sure if a message really came from us? Call or WhatsApp that number and ask. We will give you a straight answer. And remember, we never ask anyone to send money first, for a job or for a booking.
Seen an ad that uses our name to offer jobs to men? Tell us about it too. We would like to know.
For women who want to work with us
We do hire women. You must be an adult woman. You must also show a photo ID with your age on it. To apply, send a WhatsApp message to +91 77352 43570 and tell us a little about yourself. Our desk replies during opening hours.
Nothing is charged to join, at any step. If anyone asks a woman for a joining fee in our name, that is the same trick. Our escort jobs page explains how applying works.
Questions men ask about these job offers
I already paid a fake job fee. Is there any way to get my money back?
Maybe, if you report it quickly. Call 1930 or file a complaint at cybercrime.gov.in with your payment proof. Never pay a "refund fee" to get it back.
Is a gigolo or playboy job the same as a male escort job?
Yes. It is the same offer under another name. If it asks for money before any work, it is a trick.
They say they will share my photos if I stop paying. What should I do?
Do not pay them. Save every message and report the threat on 1930 or at cybercrime.gov.in. If you pay once, they will ask again.
Can I report a fake job ad even if I did not pay anything?
Yes. You can report it at cybercrime.gov.in even if you lost no money. It may stop the next person from paying.
How do I check if a job message really came from MumbaiBeauties.net?
Look at the number first. Ours is +91 77352 43570 and no other. We never offer jobs to men, and we never ask anyone for a fee. A message that does either is not from us.