6 QUESTIONS FOR A PHONE SEX OPERATOR

Being in the ad industry you deal mostly with actors of the C&D class. Thespians that are constantly hustling for gigs that unfortunately can’t afford to quit their day jobs. My specialty is radio commercials. So I’ve dealt with a fair number of voiceover talent. Like the TV commercial actors they too have the usual day jobs like waiters, sub teachers, and sales people. Of course their vocal talents offer 'em the ability to do some not so usual gigs like yes, phone sex operators. Thanks to an extra long record session I got to talk to one such talent. Here’s what I got from my mini-Q&A session. 


1- So what does the average phone sex operator make? Depends on the experience and the company you work for. It could be anywhere from $10 – $20 an hour.

2- Are there any special requirements? Landline phone, a voice, and a very, very open mind.

3 - So how do you find a decent phone sex place to work for? Googling companies is how I first did it. Then I'd check 'em out on the Better Business Bureau's site to see if the company is legit. Or just head over to Boulevard Entertainment. One of the top players in the phone sex biz. 

4 - Can't you just go into biz for yourself? I tried and it’s pretty tough. Like any talent in the porn industry you’re up against stiff competition (sorry). I used to scan chat rooms, and forums for potential clients, but I never got enough to make it worth it.


5- Any interesting facts you’ve learned from the biz? I know that the average straight porn call lasts around 8-10 minutes. While the average gay porn conversations usually end up around 20 minutes. No joke. Got a buddy that does it.

6 - Any parting words of wisdom you’d give to aspiring phone sex talent? NEVER GIVE OUT EVEN THE SLIGHTEST BIT OF PERSONAL INFO. ABOUT YOURSELF. With sites like Facebook and Twitter it’s VERY easy for your clients to stalk you, and cause real problems in your personal life.