A user shared their experience with "Double Dose," alleging she canceled sessions and refused to return a deposit. The poster warns others not to book or send money.
Last Updated: May 24, 2026
A potential client reached out to a session provider known as "Double Dose" in October, expecting a session in December during her planned trip from Germany to Canada. Double Dose requested a non-refundable deposit via PayPal's "friends and family" option. Trusting her based on positive reviews, the client complied. However, Double Dose's trip was delayed due to an expired passport, and eventually canceled without return of the deposit, citing PayPal account issues. The client grew suspicious, especially as Double Dose advertised trips elsewhere. Despite polite inquiries, the response he received was aggressive and abusive. The client escalated the issue to sessiongirls.com, which eventually led to her removal from the platform, but with no resolution to the deposit issue. The community warned others about similar experiences and identified similar profiles such as "Queen Al Capone," advising against sending deposits. Despite the ordeal, the client decided against sharing Double Dose's personal information, valuing privacy over compensation.