Protecting yourself when working in someone else's home?

 I just started a job where I will be entering other people's homes and repairing their computers. I am concerned about protecting my-self and would like some advice from people who do this already or have done in the past. Physically I'm a pretty imposing guy, 6'2" 220, mostly muscle with 2 black belts in different fighting styles so it's really not the fear of physical confrontation. I'm mostly concerned about ladies accusing me of touching them or worse because I won't lower their price or something. Any help will be appreciated.    

"  I just started a job where I will be entering other people's homes and repairing their computers. I am concerned about protecting my-self and would like some advice from people who do this already or have done in the past. Physically I'm a pretty imposing guy, 6'2" 220, mostly muscle with 2 black belts in different fighting styles so it's really not the fear of physical confrontation. I'm mostly concerned about ladies accusing me of touching them or worse because I won't lower their price or something. Any help will be appreciated.     "

...dude...really?

Oh god.. I don't think that you should worry about it..

choke a bitch until she stops accusing you
 
realistically though, i don't know... the obviously choice is to have someone else there, but that would just be another paycheck that ultimately isnt necessary....

As I said safe and sound if you watch them make the beverages in front of you.

Have a third paty, however you seem to be overthinking it...
 
You could always wear a secret camera (which may inflict a new wave of legal problems on you) but it would solve your original problem.

You could always use a surrogate. That way you stay in the safety of your room, and they go to the house. They do what you say and have a camera and microphones attached to their heads so you can hear and see. Just make sure you don't say what you're thinking. Wink.

Yeah, I was thinking about one of those recording pens, but recording someone with-out their knowledge is illegal in FL and in their own home might be considered even worse.

Also buy one of the belts used during the Victorian era to discourage masturbation. That should set you straight.

"  I just started a job where I will be entering other people's homes and repairing their computers. I am concerned about protecting my-self and would like some advice from people who do this already or have done in the past. Physically I'm a pretty imposing guy, 6'2" 220, mostly muscle with 2 black belts in different fighting styles so it's really not the fear of physical confrontation. I'm mostly concerned about ladies accusing me of touching them or worse because I won't lower their price or something. Any help will be appreciated.     "

There's always money in the Banana stand.
 
I actually used to do a little bit of going to people homes to repair computers. I always hated it, always. Luckily I'd left by the time the company moved entirely in that direction, as originaly it was a high street shop.

Bring condoms.

Always wear a helmet cam.  Tell them it's to record your work to improve you skill.  Don't tell them it's actually because they are lying dirty whores who can't be trusted.  Also working on computers is dangerous, and you need a helmet to protect your pink squishy brain.

I think you should record everything. Before you enter someone's home just inform the him/her (I'm sure there are weird men who scream rape *shudders*) that it's a safety precaution and throw in some BS about an increase in violence. If the customer needs their computer fixed and have nothing to hide, chances are they would comply.

" Bring condoms. "

" Bring condoms. "

Lol'd at this thread.