Even better advice. For the Ladies.
I have to give kudos to the gentleman (I can only assume) that posted this.
[url]http://orlando.backpage.com/FemaleEscorts/rules-of-a-great-provider-45/4044032[/url]
This comes from a provider who has never had to change her name for whatever reason, has always used her own photos, and believes in "Truth in Advertising".
I can understand the frustration that arises from planning a playdate, only to have things fall through without so much as even a call or text message to cancel or reschedule. Unless a situation makes it impossible to do so, it comes down to simple business sense and respect, of course. Whether a lady truly has something come up or simply gets "creeped out". It doesn't help her reputation to just blow someone off (no pun intended LOL.
From my end. What this does to a provider such as myself when another provider behaves this way. It hurts my livelihood, along with all of the "fakes", cash and dashes, etc. You gents have invested time, spent money only to be ripped off, are left disheartened after the anticipation of getting away for a planned encounter, and now you're left wondering if you should even try again. I'm sorry this happens. But that's why sites like this exist. So homework can be done, and you can take the chance of TOFTT if you choose, but remember, if you do YMMV.
Happy Mongering Gents!
Xoxo L
Advice on how to handle flaking / NoShows
Hitthat, I feel for you.
About 2 weeks ago I encountered a similar flaking situation in MSP.
Being teased along is never fun. And the time wasted waiting can never be recovered. This is my advice:
1. Do Not Call the Flaker / No show Anymore.
I will not be calling the No-Show anymore. Does not matter how good her reviews are / how good her service is. She had my phone number, she should have called back and offered an explanation.
2. Have a Strong Plan B.
Work with What if scenerio's. What if she does not show up? Do I watch Porn / hang around sulking / go out clubbing have a great time or have an incall provider lined up?
In my case: On the first sign of flaking, I developed a Plan B. Once the Flaker stopped texting / answering her phone, I called her phone and left a VM wishing her well. This made me come out clean. Then I found an incall girl who was available in a couple of hours. In the end the I had a wonderful time with the Plan B girl.
This hobby is risky, full of perils and time consuming. Learn to deal with the challenges and soon you will smile through all the hurdles.
Also, 80% of the time I have found that members who defend the Flakers / No Shows are themselves pimps or are involved in running girls themselves. Steer clear of their negative comments.
[QUOTE=Hitthat; 1088319]"Dude"
Thanks for your attempt at advise, albeit I think it is rather misguided. It is likely that if all the folks in my situation followed it, most of the providers would go hungry. I'm not so naive to think that the ladies who are in this "biz" are necessarily going to be reliable; however, when the opportunity presents itself, I am going to share my thoughts on the matter.
Perhaps I'm wrong, but I suspect that a majority of people who utilize the services of the ladies mentioned on the forum are more than likely in my situation, I. E. LTR which doesn't make sense to get out of. [/QUOTE]
Ladies, how do you handle this?
[QUOTE=Vino 7373; 1088534]Many of these BP girls simply do not understand that reliability is the number one factor for return business. They also don't seem to understand that return business is the lifeblood of their income. It's just way smarter to take a return client than a newbie, even at a reduced gift. Remember, safety is the number one priority in this business.
If you can't make the appt, just text the client and ask to reschedule for later. How ridicuously simple is this? Everyone will be much happier in the long run. You won't get trashed on this great forum. The client won't get so upset over being stood up. You can probably get the client to agree to a later dream and still enjoy his gifts. That's certainly a much better alternative than trying to defend yourself on here like a few girls I know, (and especially one) [/QUOTE]I just thought of another comment to make on this subject. A couple of the ladies have mentioned that a client creeped them out or they felt uncomfortable with them. Suppose you've made an appt or are talking to a perspective client on the phone and get that bad vibe. What do you feel is the appropriate way to handle this? I certainly don't think standing the guy up and defending yourself for that action on this forum is the best way.
Do you just go ahead and tell the man that they said something inappropriate? Is that the best way to go? Text the guy and say,"sorry buddy, you creeped me out?" Is this a case where honesty is the best policy? I'm just interested in the ladies' thoughts on this subject.