Handsey_71 6 Report post Posted May 8 Guys read the freaking Ad. Everything should be there. Prices, times, restrictions location and dates. Read it and if you have a question about something for sure ask. When your finally face to face and you have questions or want to go over some of the rules do it. You’ll have a better experience believe me couple of things I learned. Negotiating rates is a non starter. Especially for a first time meet. Same as booking for a 30 minute or less session and over staying your welcome or trying to get more off the menu than you bargained for. If it happens it happens but don’t go into the experience thinking you’re going to get more mileage when you only put enough gas in the tank to get you part way. Actions like these ruin it for the rest of us. I do not want to see a provider that is frustrated with the last ten dudes who wasted that persons time by asking asinine questions booking now shows or endlessly texting with no intention of booking. Be courteous clean and respectful. Try being a gentleman. It goes a long way 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
peacectryguy 12536 Report post Posted May 12 Agreed but it extends to every human interaction you have in life. You get what you give, it's really that simple. For the ladies that work in this field, it is a very intimate one on one interaction and as much as they try to put on a happy facade for every client, it can be very taxing on the psyche. Although not as intimate in nature as this, every person has to deal with this in service industries. From the young kid across the counter at Tim's to the repairman that has to come fix your issues at your home. A poor attitude and constant haggling over services and costs is extremely stressful and unfair to that person merely trying to survive and do their job. 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
