Top 10 reasons to choose Wild Boyz
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- WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET: Most other stripper sites use fake pics. The actual guys they send aren’t anywhere close to who you chose. They do this hoping that you won’t reject the dancer. Most bachelorette party’s center around the stripper, so the customer reluctantly “settles” for the stripper that shows up. Beware of this “Bait and Switch“!
Our guys are REAL and NOT FAKE. That’s why we have personal pages for each guy. There are many images and videos so you know exactly what you’re getting. 
CUSTOMER REVIEWS: We’re #1 in customer service. See our 5-Star Yelp reviews and video testimonials.- We are LICENSED and INSURED. Many agencies in Las Vegas operate illegally. But we don’t. Want proof? Click here to verify our business license. Want to see if our competition is licensed as well? Just type in their name and search and see for yourself!
- We offer a GUARANTEE and a REFUND policy
- We have an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau
- APPEARANCE: Our guys are in great shape, come to your party groomed, fresh, looking great and with an awesome attitude
- EXCELLENT SERVICE (we were recently awarded the “2014 Best Businesses in Las Vegas“)
- Our dancers come from the best male revue’s (Chippendales, American Storm, Thunder from Down Under, Men of X, LaBare, Aussie Hunks and Olympic Garden)
SAFETY: Our entertainers will NOT arrive drunk or high on drugs. We screen all applicants to ensure your safety and assurance. We require out entertainers to have certified sheriff’s cards, which comes after an exhaustive background check by the Las Vegas Police Department.- PREPARED: We come prepared with music, stereo, costume and props. All you gotta bring is your inner wild child!
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Beware of companies outside of Las Vegas
These agencies most often do not have a business license or insurance. Here are some ways you can tell that the business is not based in Las Vegas and to avoid being scammed.
- They don’t have a mailing address listed on their website
- Their phone number is an 800 number (or a local number that doesn’t include the 702 area code)
- Their address is a PO Box
- They only accept cash (no credit card processing)
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Most of our competitors have 90% fake pictures. Some agencies are just one stripper running his own website and trying to fool people into thinking he’s a big agency. When all he cares about is booking parties and showing up and telling customers last minute “sorry, the last guy got sick so I’m his replacement.” DON’T GET FOOLED!
FAKE DANCERS
His real name is Marcus and he is an actor in LA and NOT a stripper in Vegas. I danced with him in Los Angeles with Hollywood Men.
Real name is Charles and he is the host for the TV show “Men of the Strip”. I danced with him in Chippendales in Las Vegas.
Real name is Michael Lee. I danced with him in LaBare in Miami.
Real name is William Levy. He’s an actor. Google him to learn about his acting and modeling history.
His real name is Mark and he is a professional bodybuilder in Florida and a friend of mine.
Real name is Sami and he dances for Chippendales in Las Vegas.
Real name is Kevin and he dances for “50 Shades of Men” on the east coast.
Adam Ayash is a American male model of Lebanese descent. He got famous after appearing in male model websites such as Allamericanguy.com.
His real name is Rusty and he is a professional actor/model in Hollywood and has NEVER been a stripper. We worked together in a Wet Republic commercial.
Here is Rusty again but this time he’s “Kyle”
Real name Alex Castro. Was the American Gladiator “Militia”. Now owns a club in Miami. He’s an old friend of mine from back when he performed at Zumanity.
Scott Layne is the owner of the male revue “Hollywood Men” in Los Angeles. He’s a great show producer and I danced for him back in 2008.
See our full page of Fake Male Strippers in Las Vegas!
What kind of strippers can I actually expect from other websites?
Great question! Maybe this helps 😉
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