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**CrissyLynn2015** · 04-29-19 20:30

Originally Posted by SadSack [View Original Post]

This whole story reminds me of a situation that happened with Crissy Lynn a couple of years ago. I was going to be passing through her area (trailer in NKY) on my way home from down south, so I set up an appointment. When I got to her place she came out and told me her sitter could not come but we could do a car date for the agreed upon rate and she would give me a future date to make up the difference. Well, you can guess the rest. Next time I tried to set up time with her (I think it was like 6 weeks later) she could not remember the promise. I was not surprised to hear she could not remember her pass word on her account a couple of weeks ago. LOL.

Hey now I do remember you. Didn't you have a smaller type vehicle and we couldn't really do wjat we wanted to or am I mistaken. Usually if I say I'm going to do something, I do it! I'm not the type to give my word and then break it. I hate when people do that?. I could be completelg wrong on who you might be but that's the only one I really remember well when I actually had to do car datw cause that was rare LOL. And if I told you I'd make it up. I'd still like to keep that promise. Inbox me if interested. If not totally understand LOL xoxo.

**CockNumb** · 04-29-19 19:20

Slim tall blonde utr attractive nice ass small titties nice tight kitty.

She is looking for tonight, not next week or next month.

She is hot and eager to please I'm not her manager, just her friend, , so I'm unable to answer your questions, you will have to direct them to her, once I give you her info.

Tajke care of her and she will take very good care of you.

Come on guys you know how this goes, Please if I share the info, do not contact here, text her for an hour, then say some stupid shit, like how about next week.

We all know scheduling ahead never works out, sometimes on our end, sometimes on the girls end, but ift isn't worth while to waste each others time.

**Sad Sack** · 04-27-19 13:57

Originally Posted by Gonz199 [View Original Post]

It wouldn't have mattered if you called her the next day. The "I'll make it up to you next time" promise is a myth. Of course, the "I'll pay you extra next time" promise that the girls always hear is no less mythological. This business ain't exactly bound by Better Business standards and guidelines.

This whole story reminds me of a situation that happened with Crissy Lynn a couple of years ago. I was going to be passing through her area (trailer in NKY) on my way home from down south, so I set up an appointment. When I got to her place she came out and told me her sitter could not come but we could do a car date for the agreed upon rate and she would give me a future date to make up the difference. Well, you can guess the rest. Next time I tried to set up time with her (I think it was like 6 weeks later) she could not remember the promise. I was not surprised to hear she could not remember her pass word on her account a couple of weeks ago. LOL.

**D Nut** · 04-27-19 08:46

Originally Posted by Mbgbe696 [View Original Post]

A year ago I had a no show from a local provider ,30 minutes later I got a text from her she said her babysitter was late, so she would be late also, I said never mind maybe next time, She apologized and said she would make it up to me with a discount on an next time I said OK sounds good. Today I contacted her about setting something up. After reminding her what happened I ask her about a discount, She said no and that she thought asking a year later did not apply and said it would be the regular rate so guys what do you think do you think she was right? I do not think so I like most of you gentlemen have to move our schedules around Plan our time, get ready, drive to the location and I expect a provider to be ready, And if they make a comment like I will make it up to you with a discount on your next visit that I do not think that a year is past the statute of limitations. Just my take.

You essentially got a rain check. Rain checks from businesses apply for about 30,60 or 90 days max. Also, if you wanted to look at it as a discount coupon, you will see coupons also have expiration dates, normally within the month. You waited a year to get your discount; if it were my business I would have told you the same thing she told you.

**Mbgbe696** · 04-27-19 07:11

Originally Posted by Mbgbe696 [View Original Post]

Thanks guys, no big deal just thought I would see other view points. I wasn't mad just told her Ok and thanks. Be safe out there.

There have been a couple ladies who have kept a promise, Velvet is one, she did keep her promise and made good.

**Clem12** · 04-26-19 18:55

Originally Posted by Gonz199 [View Original Post]

It wouldn't have mattered if you called her the next day. The "I'll make it up to you next time" promise is a myth. Of course, the "I'll pay you extra next time" promise that the girls always hear is no less mythological. This business ain't exactly bound by Better Business standards and guidelines.

I agree that "I'll make it up to you next time is often an empty promise and more often than not not honored, but I also think asking for the discount a year later is a stretch. The purpose of the discount is to encourage a continued relationship with a customer. To make right something that went wrong so that you can continue the relationship, and a lot can change in a year. Sorry. Just sayin'.

**Gonz199** · 04-26-19 18:47

Originally Posted by Mbgbe696 [View Original Post]

A year ago I had a no show from a local provider ,30 minutes later I got a text from her she said her babysitter was late, so she would be late also, I said never mind maybe next time, She apologized and said she would make it up to me with a discount on an next time I said OK sounds good. Today I contacted her about setting something up. After reminding her what happened I ask her about a discount, She said no and that she thought asking a year later did not apply and said it would be the regular rate so guys what do you think do you think she was right? I do not think so I like most of you gentlemen have to move our schedules around Plan our time, get ready, drive to the location and I expect a provider to be ready, And if they make a comment like I will make it up to you with a discount on your next visit that I do not think that a year is past the statute of limitations. Just my take.

It wouldn't have mattered if you called her the next day. The "I'll make it up to you next time" promise is a myth. Of course, the "I'll pay you extra next time" promise that the girls always hear is no less mythological. This business ain't exactly bound by Better Business standards and guidelines.

**Mbgbe696** · 04-26-19 16:38

Originally Posted by BTBear [View Original Post]

If it would have been me, I would have done the communication via text. Since you not local, sending her a copy of her text might have helped.

Though I agree, more than a month is too long for trying to get a 'make good'.

Thanks guys, no big deal just thought I would see other view points. I wasn't mad just told her Ok and thanks. Be safe out there.

**Cincy** · 04-26-19 15:48

Originally Posted by Mbgbe696 [View Original Post]

A year ago I had a no show from a local provider ,30 minutes later I got a text from her she said her babysitter was late, so she would be late also, I said never mind maybe next time, She apologized and said she would make it up to me with a discount on an next time I said OK sounds good. Today I contacted her about setting something up. After reminding her what happened I ask her about a discount, She said no and that she thought asking a year later did not apply and said it would be the regular rate so guys what do you think do you think she was right? I do not think so I like most of you gentlemen have to move our schedules around Plan our time, get ready, drive to the location and I expect a provider to be ready, And if they make a comment like I will make it up to you with a discount on your next visit that I do not think that a year is past the statute of limitations. Just my take.

If she didn't put a time limit on it when she offered it to you, then there is no time limit. She should honor it.

**BTBear** · 04-26-19 08:24

Originally Posted by LuckyNutz [View Original Post]

Learned my lesson years ago. I overpaid one time in California with a provider, she said next time you see me Ill deduct what you over paid. Never thought twice about it, until I was in a bind and wanted to see her again. That was six month after the initial consultation, she said that she didn't remember telling me that and that there would be no discount. Told her thanks, and found someone else. You at least werent out cash and although I do agree we have to plan our time, get ready and drive to a location, a year is just too long a time for someone to honor their discount.

If it would have been me, I would have done the communication via text. Since you not local, sending her a copy of her text might have helped.

Though I agree, more than a month is too long for trying to get a 'make good'.

**LuckyNutz** · 04-26-19 07:02

Originally Posted by Mbgbe696 [View Original Post]

A year ago I had a no show from a local provider ,30 minutes later I got a text from her she said her babysitter was late, so she would be late also, I said never mind maybe next time, She apologized and said she would make it up to me with a discount on an next time I said OK sounds good. Today I contacted her about setting something up. After reminding her what happened I ask her about a discount, She said no and that she thought asking a year later did not apply and said it would be the regular rate so guys what do you think do you think she was right? I do not think so I like most of you gentlemen have to move our schedules around Plan our time, get ready, drive to the location and I expect a provider to be ready, And if they make a comment like I will make it up to you with a discount on your next visit that I do not think that a year is past the statute of limitations. Just my take.

Learned my lesson years ago. I overpaid one time in California with a provider, she said next time you see me Ill deduct what you over paid. Never thought twice about it, until I was in a bind and wanted to see her again. That was six month after the initial consultation, she said that she didn't remember telling me that and that there would be no discount. Told her thanks, and found someone else. You at least werent out cash and although I do agree we have to plan our time, get ready and drive to a location, a year is just too long a time for someone to honor their discount.

**Hooter12** · 04-26-19 01:39

Originally Posted by Mbgbe696 [View Original Post]

A year ago I had a no show from a local provider ,30 minutes later I got a text from her she said her babysitter was late, so she would be late also, I said never mind maybe next time, She apologized and said she would make it up to me with a discount on an next time I said OK sounds good. Today I contacted her about setting something up. After reminding her what happened I ask her about a discount, She said no and that she thought asking a year later did not apply and said it would be the regular rate so guys what do you think do you think she was right? I do not think so I like most of you gentlemen have to move our schedules around Plan our time, get ready, drive to the location and I expect a provider to be ready, And if they make a comment like I will make it up to you with a discount on your next visit that I do not think that a year is past the statute of limitations. Just my take.

Do you think this is some legit regulated business with standards of retail? With that being said yeah, I think trying to hold a provider to a statement offering a discount a year later is ridiculous. I think a month after the fact would be ridiculous. In fact I wouldn't have expected it all. Yes if the next tried appointment was soon afterwards I would have mentioned it but if it was shot down I would have let it go. As someone else mentioned, you weren't out anything except a little bit of time. Now maybe if you had gotten a coupon well.

**OhioBoy1** · 04-25-19 20:43

Originally Posted by Mbgbe696 [View Original Post]

A year ago I had a no show from a local provider ,30 minutes later I got a text from her she said her babysitter was late, so she would be late also, I said never mind maybe next time, She apologized and said she would make it up to me with a discount on an next time I said OK sounds good. Today I contacted her about setting something up. After reminding her what happened I ask her about a discount, She said no and that she thought asking a year later did not apply and said it would be the regular rate so guys what do you think do you think she was right? I do not think so I like most of you gentlemen have to move our schedules around Plan our time, get ready, drive to the location and I expect a provider to be ready, And if they make a comment like I will make it up to you with a discount on your next visit that I do not think that a year is past the statute of limitations. Just my take.

A year is definitely is past (the use by date). As is a recommendation for a reference. My opinion is you thought enough of her to make an appointment. Why didn't you follow up the following week. I think a month is a standard to a discount. You weren't out anything with the original date. Just time. Not cash. You expected her to give something up and actually things happen and it was out of her control.

**Mbgbe696** · 04-25-19 20:02

A year ago I had a no show from a local provider ,30 minutes later I got a text from her she said her babysitter was late, so she would be late also, I said never mind maybe next time, She apologized and said she would make it up to me with a discount on an next time I said OK sounds good. Today I contacted her about setting something up. After reminding her what happened I ask her about a discount, She said no and that she thought asking a year later did not apply and said it would be the regular rate so guys what do you think do you think she was right? I do not think so I like most of you gentlemen have to move our schedules around Plan our time, get ready, drive to the location and I expect a provider to be ready, And if they make a comment like I will make it up to you with a discount on your next visit that I do not think that a year is past the statute of limitations. Just my take.

**CockNumb** · 04-24-19 17:05

Originally Posted by CockNumb [View Original Post]

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Nice tight kitty and a sweet personality, what more could you ask for.

OUTCALL only.

Sorry guys, she told me she has all she can handle for now. The response was overwhelming, hang tight there will be another.