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Thanks gents. I am taking PreP but have personal policy of not hiring providers who is not on PreP. However i notice that many interesting providers not disclosing their PreP status on their ads. I guess I have to just either not hire them or query them separately.

Other than the obvious, wondering if any alternative reasons as to why provider would not publish his PreP status?

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For me personally, its not a matter of 'willingness' but rather 'performance (to my satisfaction, not his)'. He is deff 🔥🔥 so I say go for it if thats your niche. And let us in on the updates, I surely can appreciate good bed story 😂

It might be my bad english but i honestly have no idea how you would interpret i had only met with 5 providers in total. If i say 80% of my profit is from online customers and 20% from offline, does it mean i only have 5 customers in total? Or rather mean I have X amount (undetermined given no facts given) of customers, 800% of X are online and 20% of X are offline. Well math is not my strong point anyway. Surely you can argue so, but highly contestable and prone to argument. There is a reason why immaterial loss is hella tricmy to prove before court. If go by your logic, most businesses would have to book those not success fee proposal/ quotations as 'loss' - wow i dont think any business would be able make profit that way. My department alone would have incurred millions $ loss in non-succesful fee proposal in a matter of few months. But hey, its your personal business, do what you like.

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Suggestion: filter search providers identify as T or VT or V. Further peruse each filtered profile, elimate anyone extra well endowed (to your liking, but would suggest go with 7in or 7,5in and not too thick), further elimanate anyone advertise as 'alpha' or 'dominant', and lastly pick providers you are attracted with and list each of them in this post with hope someone here might be able to provide 411 on any of them (best would be 411 post on each provider separately, with clear subject name). You will likely get more response this way. IMO easier to find a gentle top than a hardcore one. But to be safe, just tell the providers directly on what you want.

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You should visit. Eye candies guaranteed, satisfaction might not though LOL

In a 3some setting, as a client i would feel left out if the provider first move is to rim the other provider, whilst all i got is a finger suck LOL. I think provider playing with each other is alright but only after they play with me. Each 'first' should be initiated with the client - unless the client say otherwise. I might just stop the session if the provider were to first fuck or rim or kiss or suck or cum in the other provider, and all I got is some stroke.

This is one of my 'fears' for a group setting. I think having a main regular who can kinda assist client in managing the rest of providers is important. I always have 1 for all of my 3somes. Find it very useful to manage unwanted situation eg kicking the other provider off the session or 'teaching' the other guy on how to do certain acts or to pay more attention to client.

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80% of my booking are with traveling providers, never once they asked for deposit (to date). Only instance was request from one of the 20% (who is local) and I got scammed. Dude never turn up. I only do outcall so there is never any financial risk for provider to book hotel room etc. Separately, I am a bit confused with your method of determining loss. Loss of opportunity (whish is indirect in nature) is not the same with monetary direct loss. The former is highly contestable, but not the latter.

He is hustling hard, and i can respect that. But notwithstanding, I will have to second this view. In a world where majority providers wont or cant provide full and clear information on their service upfront (eg some dont list their rate, or put 'ask me' or do not provide enough info on their 'do and donts'), and now clients are expected to pay just to get that information? Or to check their availability? Hm.....

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Second this. Better for client to tell provider in detail what they are looking for and ask provider to confirm that they are able to provide. From my personal exp, asking provider's 'do and donts' rarely go far, they likely wont provide much details simply bcs they more often than not do a lot of variety of services. So easier to tell then what you want instead.