The last thing I want is an embarrassing situation with an SP at her door or her condo's lobby... so I just suck it up and consider I paid for a lesson on how to book and the 2 hours of playtime was just a small bonus..Why bother staying if you don’t feel attracted to the person?
Just look at your phone and say: I have an emergency, I’m sorry I’ll have to go.
Leave money at your discretion. If you want to be in people’s good graces, I’d suggest you do. I’ll elaborate, imagine booking a girl, not liking her, leaving without leaving a tip, trying to book another girl and that girl happens to be the first one’s bestfriend…
The last thing I want is an embarrassing situation with an SP at her door or her condo's lobby... so I just suck it up and consider I paid for a lesson on how to book and the 2 hours of playtime was just a small bonus..
I may be the only one proning that but honesty ... before anything. If she really do not want me as client... tell me. Its way better than excuses. It will dissipate any doubt. I can assume the same would prevail if things are reverse no? Least we want (both side) is trying to rebook because whatever happened. Yes if its a client i supose the SP will not chase him, but i dunno... as an honest guy it feel wrong to me. I would feel so shameful "pretexting an emergancy" ... No really i can't do that.You wait to be let in, sit on the couch, talk and then pretext an emergency
Usually indies' policy is giving the envelope as soon as you step in sooo... might as well get something for what I paid (along with the lesson learned)You wait to be let in, sit on the couch, talk and then pretext an emergency
This is really ... hum... how can i say it? Its true i didn't saw a lot of indies but usually when i do, i give envelope as i get out of shower (before anything happen intimacy wise). So far no indy was like "money money" as i entered. Then again maybe they feel at ease knowing who i am (i mention my handle when booking, so they know im legit). Just my experience tough...Usually indies' policy is giving the envelope as soon as you step in sooo... might as well get something for what I paid (along with the lesson learned)
This is really ... hum... how can i say it? Its true i didn't saw a lot of indies but usually when i do, i give envelope as i get out of shower (before anything happen intimacy wise). So far no indy was like "money money" as i entered. Then again maybe they feel at ease knowing who i am (i mention my handle when booking, so they know im legit). Just my experience tough...
You've made your point and I've made mine, and everyone doesn't have the same emotional intelligence/tact so both of ours seem fair, so I won't address the first part of your post but just the last one: We have too much to lose and the last thing we want is to draw unnecessary attention on usYou’d rather proceed with the booking and then come back here to complain that you didn’t find the SP attractive and that the session was bad instead of just leaving?
You either man up and say: it’s not what I was expecting sorry — open the envelope, give a little something and go back home
Or lie if you’re uncomfortable: While I was coming up someone called me, I’m sorry I have to go back home there’s an emergency — open the envelope, give a little something and go back home
Or you proceed with the booking, get a so so experience because you don’t find the sp attractive and then come back here to put the blame on her
No reputable SP is gonna chase you down the hall if you say you gotta go. We have too much to lose and the last thing we want is to draw unnecessary attention on us
Usually indies' policy is giving the envelope as soon as you step in sooo... might as well get something for what I paid (along with the lesson learned)
To me asking for money upfront isn't to make the client feel bad. It's to get it out of the way and to avoid that one of us forgets. If I'm worried about forgetting during the whole booking it won't be pleasant.This is really ... hum... how can i say it? Its true i didn't saw a lot of indies but usually when i do, i give envelope as i get out of shower (before anything happen intimacy wise). So far no indy was like "money money" as i entered. Then again maybe they feel at ease knowing who i am (i mention my handle when booking, so they know im legit). Just my experience tough...
would you expect full payment?It's never happened that a client left when he saw me in person. But if this is a situation I encountered, I would be really upset. In my opinion if you get to the incall and you don't want to follow through with the booking, you should pay the provider for her time and leave instead of forcing yourself to go through with it and getting resentful about it. But the provider needs to be compensated...
To me asking for money upfront isn't to make the client feel bad. It's to get it out of the way and to avoid that one of us forgets. If I'm worried about forgetting during the whole booking it won't be pleasant.





