How can we refuse a provider?
- Thread starter Jizzy
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You politely tell her its not going to work. Hasn't happened often, but I gave them 20$ for the driver and contacted the agency to let them know.
Don't wait... if you're feeling its not right from the start, let her go from the start. If you wait until she gets undressed.. well I would consider that too late.
Don't wait... if you're feeling its not right from the start, let her go from the start. If you wait until she gets undressed.. well I would consider that too late.
You need to pay for the session, unless it is a case of bait or switch or she is intoxicated or something bad in that sense
or if she was very late, like more than 20min or so
then if you feel no chemistry or attraction, what I would suggest is that you tell her you are having a bad day, ask her if it is ok to start with (receiving) a massage, if half way you are still not feeling like getting a BJ or HJ, just tell her you are tired or stressed at work, whatever, get dressed, thank her and leave
simply don't repeat, having bad sessions is something that happen from time to time, hopefully not too often if you do your research right
or if she was very late, like more than 20min or so
then if you feel no chemistry or attraction, what I would suggest is that you tell her you are having a bad day, ask her if it is ok to start with (receiving) a massage, if half way you are still not feeling like getting a BJ or HJ, just tell her you are tired or stressed at work, whatever, get dressed, thank her and leave
simply don't repeat, having bad sessions is something that happen from time to time, hopefully not too often if you do your research right
Yes, sadly I did pay for the session. I packed it in and left in 15minutes. I read reviews, but she hasn’t had many current ones. I think the “quality” providers seem to be regularly reviewed. Lesson learned. Time, $, agrevation, and uber$…. Thanks folks!
It sounds like an awkward situation. I appreciate the worry about being blacklisted by the agency, but in my experience, if it's a reputable agency, let them know how disappointed you were and they'll try to make it right.
And now the important thing: write a review! Otherwise someone else will have the same lousy experience you had. It defeats the purpose of MERB if folks rely on reviews but don't write them.
And now the important thing: write a review! Otherwise someone else will have the same lousy experience you had. It defeats the purpose of MERB if folks rely on reviews but don't write them.
