Contact

Feeling comfortable and ready to make the next, final step? Very nice. ;)
To make an actual booking enquiry, could you please introduce yourself by sharing the following information with me:
               
- Your age group
- Profession; line of work
- Country of residence
- When would you like us to see each other
- How long would you like to enjoy in my company
- In which city would you like to meet
- Your ideas on how would you like to spend a time together
- Expectations, eventual likes and dislikes
- Anything else you deem appropriate to mention; which would help me to prepare for our rendezvous and make it a full success

I like our initial communication to begin through the e-mail:  balimaleescort(AT)gmail(DOT)com
*) Please replace (AT) with "@" and (DOT) with "."

You can expect my reply to your e-mail within 24 hours.
Once we've established a mutually pleasurable dialogue via e-mail, we'll upgrade this by hearing each other's voices (by Skype, phone, ...)



If there are any additional questions you would like to see answered or if there's anything else I can do to make you feel at ease, please let me know.

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