Callboy Kevin
Terms and Conditions
General Terms and Conditions (GTC)
Call boy Kevin – high class service
As of August 2026
1. Provider and scope
1.1 These General Terms and Conditions (hereinafter "GTC") apply to all contracts, bookings, reservations and other agreements between:
Kevin Fromm
At Market 5a
59439 Holzwickede
Germany
Tax ID number: 316/5998/1484
VAT identification number: DE421173892
Contact:
Telephone: +49 176 22958125
Email: kevin.highclass@gmail.com
Website: www.callboy-kevin.com
hereinafter referred to as "Callboy Kevin", "provider" or "service provider",
and the person making the booking, hereinafter referred to as the "customer".
1.2 These terms and conditions apply in particular to bookings and inquiries initiated or concluded via the website www.callboy-kevin.com , by telephone, email, contact form, messenger service or via any other means of communication used between the parties.
1.3 These terms and conditions apply to bookings within Germany and – where offered – to bookings throughout Europe and internationally. Mandatory legal provisions of the respective place of performance remain unaffected.
1.4 Individual agreements between the provider and the customer take precedence over these terms and conditions.
2. Type and subject matter of the services
2.1 The provider offers personal companionship, escort, date, companionship and companionship services for adult female clients.
2.2 Insofar as intimate or sexual contact takes place during a meeting, its nature, scope and limits will be determined exclusively voluntarily, consensually and independently between the directly involved adults.
2.3 The subject of a booking is in particular the reservation of an agreed period and the provision of the service by the provider for the agreed personal accompaniment of the customer.
2.4 A booking does not expressly entitle the holder to any specific sexual or intimate acts.
2.5 Prior communication about wishes, ideas, preferences or possible procedures does not constitute a binding commitment to perform certain intimate or sexual acts.
2.6 The provider decides independently at all times which actions it offers or carries out.
2.7 Both parties may withdraw their consent to individual actions at any time.
2.8 A declared or recognizable “no”, “stop” or any other refusal must be respected at all times and without delay.
3. Legal age
3.1 All offers and services are exclusively aimed at female customers who have reached the age of 18.
3.2 By submitting a booking request, the customer expressly confirms that she is at least 18 years old and fully capable of entering into a contract.
3.3 The provider is entitled to request suitable official proof of age before or at the latest at the start of the meeting.
3.4 If there are reasonable doubts about the customer's legal age and this cannot be proven beyond doubt, the provider is entitled to refuse the booking or not to start the meeting.
3.5 Services for minors are excluded.
4. Booking request
4.1 The presentation of services, prices, booking options and other information on the website does not constitute a legally binding offer.
4.2 A customer's inquiry is initially non-binding.
4.3 As part of a booking request, the following details in particular can be coordinated:
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Date,
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Start of the meeting,
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desired duration,
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Meeting point,
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Place of booking,
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Type of accompaniment,
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Fee,
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Travel expenses,
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Hotel and accommodation costs,
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other expenses as well as
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special organizational requests.
4.4 The provider is not obliged to accept a booking request.
5. Contract conclusion and booking confirmation
5.1 A binding contract only comes into effect when the provider expressly confirms the specific booking and the provider and the customer agree on the essential details of the booking.
5.2 The booking confirmation can be sent in particular via email, SMS, WhatsApp, Messenger or via a comparable communication channel.
5.3 Automatically sent confirmations of receipt of a contact form do not yet constitute a binding acceptance of a booking.
5.4 The booking confirmation may contain, in particular, the following information:
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Date,
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Beginning,
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Duration,
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Meeting point,
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agreed fee,
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Travel expenses,
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Accommodation costs as well as
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other individually agreed conditions.
5.5 The contract content is governed by the agreement last confirmed between the provider and the customer.
6. Fee
6.1 The individually agreed fee applies to the booking.
6.2 Price information published on the website is for guidance only, unless it is expressly designated as binding.
6.3 The final total price may depend in particular on:
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Duration of booking,
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Distance and location
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Travel expenses
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required overnight stays,
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international travel as well as
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individually agreed organizational services.
6.4 Before making a binding booking, the customer will generally receive information about the agreed fee and foreseeable additional costs.
6.5 After a binding booking, the agreed fee can only be changed if the booking is changed at the customer's request or a corresponding new agreement is made.
7. Extension of the booking time
7.1 An extension of the agreed period is generally possible, provided the provider is available and agrees to the extension.
7.2 There is no entitlement to an extension.
7.3 Additional fees will be charged for the extra time, subject to individual agreement.
7.4 The extension should be agreed upon before the end of the originally agreed booking period.
8. Travel, accommodation and transportation costs
8.1 For bookings outside the usual area of operation, travel, accommodation and other expenses may be incurred in addition to the fee.
8.2 This may include, in particular:
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Travel and fuel costs,
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train tickets,
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flight tickets,
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Taxi fares,
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rental car,
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Transfers,
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Parking fees,
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Toll fees
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Hotel costs and
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other necessary travel expenses.
8.3 The anticipated additional costs will be agreed upon before the binding booking, if possible.
8.4 For bookings across Europe or internationally, the provider may require that travel, flight, train, hotel and similar third-party costs be paid in advance.
8.5 Third-party services that have already been booked and are no longer cancellable may be charged to the customer to the extent permitted by law in the event of a cancellation initiated by the customer.
9. Hotel and meeting point
9.1 The specific meeting point will be agreed upon individually.
9.2 The meeting may take place, for example, in a hotel, holiday accommodation or other suitable and permissible premises.
9.3 If the customer organizes the premises, she is responsible for ensuring that their use and the provider's visit are permitted under the terms and conditions of the respective operator.
9.4 The provider assumes no responsibility for visitor regulations, house rules or access restrictions of hotels or other third-party providers.
9.5 If the provider is denied access due to circumstances attributable to the customer, the statutory provisions and the regulations of these Terms and Conditions regarding non-appearance or the inability to keep an appointment that has already commenced shall apply.
10. Payment terms
10.1 The payment method will be agreed upon individually.
10.2 Depending on the booking, the following may be agreed upon in particular:
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Cash payment,
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Down payment,
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full prepayment or
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another expressly agreed payment method.
10.3 For bookings involving significant travel or third-party costs, the provider may require prepayment of these costs.
10.4 Third-party costs can be borne directly by the customer or advanced by the provider by appropriate agreement.
10.5 Any cancellation, default or reimbursement amounts due must be transferred to the account specified by the provider after a corresponding payment request.
11. Start and duration
11.1 The start date and duration depend on the confirmed booking.
11.2 The customer is obliged to appear at the agreed meeting point at the agreed time or to be reachable there.
11.3 If the customer is late, the agreed booking time is generally not automatically extended.
11.4 An extension due to a delay on the part of the customer requires the consent of the provider.
11.5 In the event of a significant delay caused by the supplier, the parties shall endeavour to obtain a reasonable extension or other mutually agreeable solution.
12. Behavior and mutual respect
12.1 The basis of every meeting is respect, discretion, voluntariness, safety and mutual agreement.
12.2 The following are not accepted in particular:
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Force,
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Threats of violence,
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Obligation,
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Intimidation,
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discriminatory behavior,
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serious insults,
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Disregard for personal boundaries,
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secret recordings or
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other dangerous behavior.
12.3 Both the provider and the customer undertake to respect the physical and personal integrity of the other person.
13. Voluntariness of intimate acts
13.1 Any intimate or sexual acts shall be carried out exclusively voluntarily and consensually.
13.2 Prior discussion of specific requests does not create an entitlement to their implementation.
13.3 The provider may refuse certain actions at any time and without giving reasons.
13.4 Consent once given can be revoked at any time.
13.5 The same applies to the customer.
13.6 In particular, booking a specific period of time does not constitute an acquisition or entitlement to a specific sexual act.
14. Health, hygiene and protective measures
14.1 Health, hygiene and safety are top priorities at every meeting.
14.2 The applicable legal regulations on health and infection control must be observed.
14.3 Legally required protective measures must be observed.
14.4 The provider may refuse individual actions if there are health or hygiene concerns.
14.5 Attempts to circumvent required or agreed protective measures may result in the immediate termination of the meeting.
15. Alcohol, drugs and intoxicants
15.1 The provider may refuse a booking or cancel a meeting that has already begun if the client is visibly significantly intoxicated or impaired by drugs, medication or other intoxicating substances.
15.2 This applies in particular if there are doubts as to whether the customer is still capable of acting independently and giving consent.
15.3 The possession or use of illegal drugs in connection with the meeting will not be accepted.
16. Breaking up a meeting
16.1 The provider is entitled to terminate the meeting immediately for good cause.
16.2 An important reason may exist in particular in the following cases:
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Violence or threat of violence,
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Coercion or intimidation,
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aggressive behavior,
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Disregard for personal boundaries,
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Disregarding a stated "no" or "stop",
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significant intoxication
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Drug use,
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Danger to health or safety,
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secret photo, video or audio recordings,
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unannounced presence of other persons,
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false information about essential booking circumstances,
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Demands unlawful acts or
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significant violation of the agreed framework conditions.
16.3 The statutory rights of both parties remain unaffected.
17. Other persons
17.1 The booking applies exclusively to the customer agreed upon at the time of booking or to the persons expressly agreed upon.
17.2 The participation of additional persons requires the prior express consent of the provider.
17.3 This applies in particular to bookings for couples, groups and duos.
17.4 If additional persons are present at the meeting point without prior notice, the provider may refuse to hold the meeting.
18. Duo bookings
18.1 Duo bookings with an additional accompanying person can be offered by individual arrangement.
18.2 Availability and fee will be agreed upon before booking.
18.3 If the additional accompanying person is self-employed, a separate contractual relationship may arise between this person and the customer.
18.4 The provider is only liable for independent services provided by third parties to the extent that a corresponding legal responsibility exists.
19. Cancellation by the customer
19.1 Confirmed bookings are binding for both parties. If the customer is unable to attend an agreed appointment for private, professional or other reasons, the provider must be informed as soon as possible.
19.2 Free cancellation is possible up to 48 hours before the agreed start of the meeting.
19.3 If the cancellation occurs less than 48 hours before the agreed start of the meeting, the provider may demand a flat-rate compensation for expenses and loss of earnings amounting to 50% of the agreed booking fee.
19.4 As an alternative to the cancellation compensation according to clause 19.3, the provider and the customer may agree to reschedule the meeting within the next six weeks.
If a joint replacement date is agreed upon and carried out within this period, the cancellation fee of 50% will be waived.
19.5 The customer has no right to a specific alternative date, day of the week, or time. The alternative date depends on the provider's availability.
19.6 If a rescheduled appointment is cancelled again by the customer, the cancellation conditions of these terms and conditions will apply again to that appointment. A further free rescheduling is only possible by express agreement.
19.7 If the cancellation occurs on the day of the agreed meeting, the provider may demand a flat-rate compensation for expenses and lost revenue amounting to 100% of the agreed booking fee.
19.8 With regard to the flat-rate charges mentioned in clauses 19.3 and 19.7, the customer is expressly permitted to prove that the provider has suffered no damage or loss of income at all, or only significantly less damage.
19.9 The provider reserves the right to prove a higher actual damage incurred, insofar as this is legally permissible.
19.10 Any cancellation or failure compensation due must be transferred to the account specified by the provider after a corresponding payment request.
20. Customer failure to appear – No-show
20.1 If the customer does not appear at the agreed time and meeting point without prior cancellation (“No-Show”), the provider may treat the booking as not having been taken up after a reasonable waiting period.
20.2 The same applies in particular if:
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the provider has already arrived at the agreed meeting point,
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the customer does not appear there
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the provider is not received by the customer at the agreed location,
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the customer is unreachable,
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the provider is denied access to the agreed meeting point due to a circumstance attributable to the customer or
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the meeting cannot take place for another reason attributable to the client, despite the provider's arrival.
20.3 In these cases, a lump-sum compensation for expenses and losses amounting to 100% of the agreed booking fee may be demanded.
20.4 The customer is expressly permitted to prove that the provider has suffered no damage or loss of income at all, or significantly less damage.
20.5 If the agreed fee has already been paid in advance, the provider may retain the amount to the extent of his claim.
21. Travel, accommodation and other costs in case of cancellation
21.1 Travel, hotel and other third-party costs already incurred and which are no longer avoidable or non-refundable may be charged in addition to the respective cancellation or loss compensation, insofar as these costs have arisen due to the specific booking and the customer is liable for them according to the statutory provisions.
21.2 This may include, in particular:
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flight tickets,
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Train tickets,
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Hotel and accommodation costs,
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Rental car costs,
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Taxi fares,
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Transfer costs,
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actual travel expenses incurred,
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Parking fees,
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Toll costs as well as
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other travel expenses directly related to the specific booking.
21.3 If the fee, including agreed travel, journey or incidental expenses, has already been paid in advance, the provider may retain the corresponding amounts to the extent of its existing claims.
21.4 Insofar as individual travel or third-party costs can be cancelled or otherwise reimbursed, reimbursements actually received will be taken into account in the calculation.
21.5 Where required by law, saved expenses or other income obtained shall be taken into account.
22. Rescheduled date within six weeks
22.1 In the event of a cancellation less than 48 hours before the originally agreed date, the provider and the customer may agree on a replacement date instead of a cancellation fee.
22.2 The rescheduled meeting must generally take place within six weeks of the originally scheduled meeting.
22.3 The prerequisite is that a date suitable for both parties is available within this period.
22.4 The customer has no right to a specific day of the week, a specific time or a specific location.
22.5 If, for capacity or scheduling reasons, a suitable alternative date cannot be found within six weeks, the provider and the customer shall endeavor to find an amicable solution.
22.6 Any travel, hotel, or other third-party costs already incurred and not refundable as a result of the original booking are not automatically waived by agreeing to a replacement date. Their handling will be agreed upon on a case-by-case basis.
23. Cancellation by the provider
23.1 The provider may cancel an appointment for an important reason.
23.2 This includes in particular:
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Illness,
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Accident,
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Force majeure,
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significant traffic disruptions,
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Flight or train cancellations,
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official measures,
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unforeseen security risks or
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comparable exceptional circumstances.
23.3 Any amounts already paid for services not rendered will be refunded to the customer, unless there is another legal entitlement.
23.4 The parties may alternatively agree on a substitute date.
24. Force Majeure
24.1 If an appointment cannot be kept due to force majeure or exceptional circumstances beyond the control of either party, the provider and the customer shall endeavor to find a suitable solution.
24.2 Mandatory legal rights remain unaffected.
25. Photo, video and audio recordings
25.1 Taking photographs, videos or sound recordings of the provider is only permitted with the provider's prior express consent.
25.2 Secret recordings are prohibited.
25.3 This applies in particular to recordings made by:
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Smartphones,
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Cameras,
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Smartwatches,
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Webcams,
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Surveillance cameras,
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hidden cameras and
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other recording devices.
25.4 Consent to the creation of a recording does not automatically imply consent to publication, reproduction or distribution.
25.5 Publication, distribution or commercial use requires separate authorization.
26. Discretion and confidentiality
26.1 Discretion is of paramount importance to the provider.
26.2 The customer's personal information will be treated confidentially, unless there are legal obligations to the contrary.
26.3 The customer also undertakes not to disclose or publish private and confidential information about the provider to third parties without authorization.
26.4 The statutory data protection provisions remain unaffected.
27. Reviews and publications
27.1 The customer may voluntarily submit a rating or a review.
27.2 Reviews must be truthful and must not contain any illegal content.
27.3 Confidential or personal information may only be published if there is appropriate authorization to do so.
27.4 Image, video or sound material may only be published with appropriate consent or other legal authorization.
28. Personal belongings
28.1 Both the customer and the provider are generally responsible for their own personal belongings.
28.2 The provider is only liable for lost, forgotten or damaged items in accordance with the statutory provisions.
29. Liability
29.1 The provider is liable without limitation in cases of intent and gross negligence.
29.2 Liability for damages resulting from injury to life, body or health is governed by the statutory provisions.
29.3 In the event of a slightly negligent breach of a material contractual obligation, liability – to the extent permitted by law – is limited to the foreseeable, typical contractual damage.
29.4 Essential contractual obligations are those obligations whose fulfillment is essential for the proper execution of the contract and on whose compliance the customer may regularly rely.
29.5 Mandatory statutory liability provisions remain unaffected.
30. Personal responsibility
30.1 The provider and the customer act independently.
30.2 Neither party is obliged to participate in any action to which it does not or no longer agree.
30.3 Personal boundaries can be redefined at any time.
31. Information on the website
31.1 The provider makes every effort to keep the information on the website up-to-date and correct.
31.2 Availability, locations, prices and other offers are subject to change.
31.3 For a specific booking, the individually agreed and confirmed terms and conditions shall apply.
32. Communication
32.1 Communication can take place in particular via telephone, email, contact form, SMS or messenger.
32.2 The customer is responsible for providing correct contact details.
32.3 When using external messenger or communication services, the terms and conditions and privacy policy of the respective service also apply.
33. Right of withdrawal
33.1 If the customer is a consumer and the contract is concluded remotely, for example via the internet, email, telephone or messenger, the customer has a statutory right of withdrawal, provided that the statutory requirements are met and no statutory exception applies.
33.2 The statutory cancellation period is generally 14 days from the conclusion of the contract.
33.3 Details regarding the right of withdrawal, the exercise of the right of withdrawal and its consequences can be found in the provider's separate cancellation policy.
33.4 These Terms and Conditions do not restrict any existing statutory right of withdrawal.
33.5 The contractual cancellation provisions of these Terms and Conditions do not affect any statutory right of withdrawal that may exist.
34. Bookings and commencement of services within the cancellation period
34.1 If, at the express request of the customer, the booked service is to begin before the expiry of an existing statutory withdrawal period, the provider may require the customer to make the legally required declarations.
34.2 In particular, the customer may expressly state that the provider should begin providing the service before the expiry of the withdrawal period.
34.3 Where legally required, the customer also confirms her knowledge of the conditions under which her right of withdrawal expires upon full performance of the contract.
34.4 In the event of a cancellation after the service period has already begun, compensation may be owed for the services rendered up to the point of cancellation, provided the legal requirements are met.
35. Subjective Expectations
35.1 The provider strives to ensure that the meeting is conducted in a professional, pleasant, respectful and discreet manner.
35.2 Personal sympathy, chemistry, emotional impact or other subjective expectations of the customer cannot be guaranteed.
35.3 Statutory claims arising from an actual breach of contract or duty remain unaffected.
36. Vouchers
36.1 Insofar as vouchers are offered, the conditions communicated at the time of their purchase shall also apply.
36.2 Mandatory legal provisions, in particular statutory limitation periods, remain unaffected.
36.3 The voucher value will only be paid out if there is a legal obligation to do so or if something else has been expressly agreed.
37. Recommendations and third-party providers
37.1 Recommendations or links to hotels, restaurants, clubs, travel providers or other companies do not generally constitute a service provided by the provider itself.
37.2 Contracts with such third-party providers are generally concluded directly between the customer and the respective company.
37.3 The respective third-party provider is responsible for its own prices, services, availability and terms and conditions.
38. Unlawful requests and services
38.1 The provider does not provide any illegal services.
38.2 Requests that violate applicable law may be rejected immediately.
38.3 The provider may cancel contacts or refuse bookings if, based on an inquiry, there are reasonable doubts about the legality or safety of the planned meeting.
39. Data protection
39.1 The processing of the customer's personal data is carried out in accordance with the applicable data protection regulations.
39.2 Detailed information about the type, scope, legal basis and purposes of the processing of personal data can be found in the separate privacy policy of the website www.callboy-kevin.com .
40. Consumer Dispute Resolution
Information regarding participation or non-participation in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board is provided on the website in accordance with the applicable legal information requirements.
41. Applicable Law
41.1 The law of the Federal Republic of Germany shall apply, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, insofar as this choice of law is legally permissible.
41.2 With respect to a customer who is a consumer, this choice of law shall only apply to the extent that it does not deprive her of mandatory consumer protection provisions of the state of her habitual residence.
41.3 In the case of international bookings, mandatory regulations of the respective state or place of performance remain unaffected.
42. Place of jurisdiction
42.1 The statutory rules of jurisdiction apply to customers who are consumers.
42.2 These terms and conditions do not stipulate an exclusive place of jurisdiction at the provider's registered office for consumers.
42.3 Insofar as a choice of jurisdiction agreement is legally permissible, the statutory requirements shall apply.
43. Changes to these Terms and Conditions
43.1 For a booking, the version of these General Terms and Conditions that was effectively incorporated at the time of conclusion of the respective contract shall apply.
43.2 Subsequent changes to the terms and conditions published on the website do not, in principle, change existing contracts.
44. Individual agreements
44.1 Individual agreements between Kevin Fromm and the customer take precedence over these General Terms and Conditions.
44.2 This applies in particular to:
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appointment,
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Duration,
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Fee,
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Travel and transportation costs,
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Overnight stay,
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Meeting point and
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other organizational framework conditions.
44.3 The personal freedom of choice of both parties and in particular the voluntariness of possible intimate or sexual acts remain unaffected by this.
45. Final Provisions
45.1 Should individual provisions of these General Terms and Conditions be or become wholly or partially invalid, the remaining provisions shall remain unaffected.
45.2 In place of an ineffective provision, the relevant statutory provisions shall apply.
45.3 Mandatory statutory rights of the customer, in particular her rights as a consumer, are not restricted by these terms and conditions.
Provider
Kevin Fromm
At Market 5a
59439 Holzwickede
Germany
Tax ID number: 316/5998/1484
VAT identification number according to § 27a UStG: DE421173892
contact
Telephone: +49 176 22958125
Email: kevin.highclass@gmail.com
Website: www.callboy-kevin.com
Terms and Conditions as of August 2026