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He was shirtless and naked at the end the last time I saw him, see my post.

LIRR is faster than the subway if you are going to Penn Station.

LIRR is faster than the subway if you are going to Penn Station.

LIRR is faster than the subway if you are going to Penn Station.

LIRR is faster than the subway if you are going to Penn Station.

I went back, I got the Miami treatment described above.  He must have gotten the memo.

I went back, I got the Miami treatment described above.  He must have gotten the memo.

I went back, I got the Miami treatment described above.  He must have gotten the memo.

He was fully clothed for me too, but I wasn't draped.  It was a great massage, and he is adorable, but I agree he shouldn't advertise with shirtless photos.

He was fully clothed for me too, but I wasn't draped.  It was a great massage, and he is adorable, but I agree he shouldn't advertise with shirtless photos.

Best way that I know of to pre-emptively ruin an experience with a new provider is to try to negotiate their fee. If the price isn’t to my liking, I move on. 

Yes, would recommend. You can schedule your time on his website, and he will get back to you to confirm.

I have seen him, I enjoyed it, but I don't think this is his primary occupation, the info above kind of bears it out.

That rate is per minute.

I only take bookings by letter. Handwritten letter (in black ink). I dictate my reply to my secretary whilst I bathe, and my butler arranges for it to be delivered to prospective clients. I can’t be doing with these telephone calls, emails and texts. 

This thread demonstrates the end of the world for me. I have never been a phone person. But when I was working, I had a separate phone line for business, and when I didn't use an answering machine, I hired someone to take my calls.
I get that. Materials and services cost more these days. The ends have to justify the means.
Nobody works 24/7. If you are in the service business, and you don't allow time to deal with customer inquiries, how can anyone expect to attract a new customer? Ignoring customer contact, especially for new customers, does not make business sense. I do realize there are restaurants now that do not take phone reservations because they don't want to pay for the service. The restaurant business is a low-profit margin business, so I can almost accept that, given what it costs to employ someone these days. However, if that is your business model, and you're charging more than $100 for a meal, I won't be your customer. If a provider does not acknowledge my attempt at communication within 3 days, I move on. I can't take their sense of business seriously.
New customers cannot be in my Contact List. You had to be a customer first before you got on the list. For many decades, I built my business from people I did not know having to call me first in order to consider hiring me. I had no choice but to sell my service to a complete stranger over the phone. Today, the internet helps with advertising, but, in certain businesses, it is no replacement for human contact. If you choose to end human contact in a service business, then you might as well say goodbye to the business.
Adjust. We'll have to see about that. I'm now of the age when I no longer give a fuck. You want me to adjust, you insist I must adjust? I say go fuck yourself. (Hypothetically.) Sure, I don't need to talk to someone over the phone before hiring, but you better offer email, or I will never contact you for a hire. I don't own a smartphone. I may never own a smartphone. I can't text, period. You want to make me text in order to hire you? Not going to happen.
I never hated a phone call from a prospective customer. Without the phone, I had no other way to build my business. The phone to me was equal to making a living.
LOL. If anyone sounds entitled to me, it's calling a stranger "sweetheart," and a service provider who refuses to take calls. LOL. What the fuck is wrong with people's minds these days?
Does it have to be that way? Is this not an example of the business being cheap or lazy? If you don't care about your business, if you are not fully committed to making money, then I suppose some of this nonsense makes sense. But, for me, the idea of creating a business, or taking time, energy, and money to build one, the goal should be, might be, wanting success. If you have no interest in success, then why bother?
It's obvious to me that many guys only want to dabble at making money. Tip the toe into the water as long as it suits me and my needs just fine. The minute I have to work too hard, then fuck it. Fuck the customer. Sorry guys, for the life of me, I don't see this as a road to success. Good luck with that.

Not to some posters and people who have private messaged me over the years.

You shouldn't assume this for everyone.  From posts on here, many people book from rm for the extras.  The city can be lonely to people (I know, you will say, if you are lonely here, then you will be lonely everywhere...)These masseurs would not be in business if there wasn't that need.

I wouldn't hire him again for the simple fact of you will always have this incident in the back of your mind if you hired him again.  I have hired and been ghosted or fed bs excuses before right before the appointment, so I know the feeling.

I wouldn't hire him again for the simple fact of you will always have this incident in the back of your mind if you hired him again.  I have hired and been ghosted or fed bs excuses before right before the appointment, so I know the feeling.

I wouldn't hire him again for the simple fact of you will always have this incident in the back of your mind if you hired him again.  I have hired and been ghosted or fed bs excuses before right before the appointment, so I know the feeling.

I wouldn't hire him again for the simple fact of you will always have this incident in the back of your mind if you hired him again.  I have hired and been ghosted or fed bs excuses before right before the appointment, so I know the feeling.

And how much you enjoy being a doormat. 
I suggest you move on and don’t look back. This young man obviously doesn’t care about you or your time. Take your money and invest it elsewhere. 

Are you certain you are in the right place? 

When I visited London last year, my hires (massage and escort) pretty much were all very friendly, and we had conversation at the end.  Nobody was rushing me out the door like here in NYC.  In particular was an American ex-pat that I had a long conversation with who extolled the benefits of living in London/UK versus where he was from in the U.S.  This was a late night session as well.  Some providers here in NYC barely say hello to me.