bigdipper

I have the best luck reaching out 48 hours before a visiting provider arrives. Too far out they might cancel… once they arrive, they might be all booked up. 

I have the best luck reaching out 48 hours before a visiting provider arrives. Too far out they might cancel… once they arrive, they might be all booked up. 

I find the best reviews are left with $$$… we keep returning to the excellent providers and skip the poor performing ones!

I find the best reviews are left with $$$… we keep returning to the excellent providers and skip the poor performing ones!

One time I scheduled an overnight with a provider at his hotel room, and I could go right up to the room. I texted an hour before to confirm, he said all good. I arrive and text from the lobby, no response. I wait another ten minutes and text, no response. After that, I left assuming he flaked or booked another client… no worries from me. About an hour later the provider finally responded back saying he had fallen asleep and hoped me knocking on the door would have woken him up! 

He’s in DC this week quoting $350 per hour

As Israeli Beauty, he required a 50% deposit.

I assume some similar reasons when providers stand up clients.  I have traveled to hotels where an escort is staying and rang and texted them, only to be ignored.  I have had confirmed appointments at my home where the provider simply never showed up and didn't reply to texts asking where he is.
So my #1 reason is that some people are just inconsiderate and think that plans made with others don't need to be kept if they decide to do something else, whatever that may be.
 

He has plenty of reviews but has anyone in the Forum seen him?

If a provider advertises or is upfront about requiring deposits, I’m ok with it. But I’ve encountered a couple providers that spring the need for a deposit a couple hours before an already confirmed appointment. That just rubs me the wrong way.

If a provider advertises or is upfront about requiring deposits, I’m ok with it. But I’ve encountered a couple providers that spring the need for a deposit a couple hours before an already confirmed appointment. That just rubs me the wrong way.

If a provider advertises or is upfront about requiring deposits, I’m ok with it. But I’ve encountered a couple providers that spring the need for a deposit a couple hours before an already confirmed appointment. That just rubs me the wrong way.

If a provider advertises or is upfront about requiring deposits, I’m ok with it. But I’ve encountered a couple providers that spring the need for a deposit a couple hours before an already confirmed appointment. That just rubs me the wrong way.

If a provider advertises or is upfront about requiring deposits, I’m ok with it. But I’ve encountered a couple providers that spring the need for a deposit a couple hours before an already confirmed appointment. That just rubs me the wrong way.

If a provider advertises or is upfront about requiring deposits, I’m ok with it. But I’ve encountered a couple providers that spring the need for a deposit a couple hours before an already confirmed appointment. That just rubs me the wrong way.

If a provider advertises or is upfront about requiring deposits, I’m ok with it. But I’ve encountered a couple providers that spring the need for a deposit a couple hours before an already confirmed appointment. That just rubs me the wrong way.

If a provider advertises or is upfront about requiring deposits, I’m ok with it. But I’ve encountered a couple providers that spring the need for a deposit a couple hours before an already confirmed appointment. That just rubs me the wrong way.

If a provider advertises or is upfront about requiring deposits, I’m ok with it. But I’ve encountered a couple providers that spring the need for a deposit a couple hours before an already confirmed appointment. That just rubs me the wrong way.

If a provider advertises or is upfront about requiring deposits, I’m ok with it. But I’ve encountered a couple providers that spring the need for a deposit a couple hours before an already confirmed appointment. That just rubs me the wrong way.

Ken Sparks was one of my favorites.

One provider has figured a way to stop endless texts… his first reply is with a link to his Venmo account with his rate info! Not even a hello or how are you doing!

Ken Sparks was one of my favorites.

He quoted me $400 per hour

I would be happy if he replied to inquiry texts with a simple “Thanks but not interested,” I’d be ok with that rather than his not replying at all!

One of my peeves is when providers complain about what they are missing because I scheduled my appointment at that time. If you wanted to meet your friends or go to the gym, just say so and offer to reschedule!