JamesB

This also holds true for regular providers. Some excel at long-term cons. Remember, they're solely motivated by money. It's always a business transaction; you're essentially renting a fantasy for a set duration.

I've only had to cancel an appointment with very short notice once. I offered to pay the provider whatever cancellation fee he deemed appropriate, but he declined, which I found very gracious of him. When we eventually met a few days later, I made sure to give him a substantial tip.

Shea is simply a fantastic guy in every aspect. It's unfortunate that due to his work, he's often out of town for months at a time. Whenever I come across his ad, I always attempt to schedule a session.

I completely agree, Fabi is incredibly sweet and kind, always eager to please, and an exceptional kisser.

I'm sorry to hear about your experience. You should consider informing RM about what happened. While it might not result in a refund for you, it could potentially prevent others from facing the same situation.

Let me make sure I understand correctly: He's your favorite, yet you still find yourself searching for his ad. Alright, got it! LOL! Have a great day!

Impressive, six posts from an account created mere minutes ago, all dedicated to defending a provider. Quite the display of credibility.

Orlando is largely lacking good options, thankfully traveling providers offer some relief. If you are a little more specific about your preferences, you might receive some helpful recommendations.

I admit to being guilty of this. There was a specific provider who caught my interest, but his profile heavily emphasized fisting, which isn't my preference. Consequently, I never reached out to him.

I never ask a provider for a discount because I believe that doing so may result in a compromised experience. If the asked rate exceeds my budget or what I am prepared to pay, I politely express gratitude for their time and move on.

This perfectly sums up my experience.

He does not look 25, he looks younger. Maybe old pics?

I guess we could start a campaign "Just say no to deposits. Protect your wallet, protect your peace." LOL!!!!

I'm fine with providers wearing jewelry as long as it doesn't disrupt their work. However, if I can feel a ring on their finger during a massage or HJ, I would politely request they remove it for my comfort.

I really dislike when my time is cut short, which unfortunately has occurred several times. If it's the first encounter with that provider, I opt not to hire them again. However, if they're a regular provider, I approach the situation differently. I believe some of them may take clients for granted and assume they don't need to put in effort to retain them. Typically, I may lightly mention the issue of ending sessions early, and most providers understand the hint. If they don't, I'll have a conversation with them before considering hiring them again to address the matter directly.

In my brief time as a member, I've noticed certain providers here who, although they may not match my personal preferences, I'd still would hire just to have the opportunity to meet them in person based on their interactions within the forum.

I frequently travel to Europe and Latin America, particularly Spain, Switzerland, and Panama. I must admit, the tipping culture in the US is rather distinct. We're accustomed to tipping for almost everything. Frankly, I think tipping has become excessive in the US. It's amusing to observe individuals taking this culture abroad and then lamenting about encountering "Gringo prices" or "Gringo Tax." When traveling, it's best to engage with locals; they can provide insights into what is considered appropriate tipping etiquette.

I'm truly sorry to hear about what happened to you. I'm not certain I would have handled the situation any differently than you did. I would probably try to make the best of it, pay him and leave. Regarding payment, withholding part of the fee, especially when at his place, doesn't seem wise. For me, prioritizing personal safety is paramount, outweighing any monetary concerns. Leaving a review to caution others about your experience is definitely something I would consider doing.

1.- Checking his phone during the massage. 2.- Up sales during the massage. I’m ok with offering extras BUT do it during the set up stage or before the massage starts. Not during it!. 3.- Bad breath / body odor or unkept studio / bathroom. 4.- Shortening the session time. 5.- Background music with ads. 6.- Talking non stop.

I met him last year during his visit to Orlando. His physical appearance didn't match the level of fitness in his pictures. The encounter left much to be desired.

If any of my usual providers altered their menu offerings, I'd simply inquire about the impact on the service I typically receive from them. Assuming motives behind their actions isn't typically the most effective approach. Directly asking them is the way to go. If the changes don't affect you, that's fantastic. If they do, it's best to move on.

I usually get those kinds of texts from traveling providers. I appreciate the gesture of them informing me about their upcoming presence in my area. I adhere to the belief that it's wise not to sever ties unnecessarily, especially without valid cause. My typical response is: "Thank you for the update regarding your visit to my area. However, I am not currently interested in hiring."

I thought that perhaps it was just me, feeling the effects of aging and becoming increasingly particular in my expectations.

First I must say that I have never seen a profile with so many bad reviews. The sheer volume of adverse comments appears somewhat implausible. Evidently he really pissed off someone who has gone to great lengths to tarnish his reputation.

I thought that both domains were fed from the same database and therefore would display the same information. I had no idea they showed different results. My favorite is Rent.men. I like the way the results are displayed, the filters and the navigation in general.