The inference is that he feels he’s satisfied everything by providing a wall of generic text in order to merit a deposit. He won’t hear a client out before proceeding. The wall of text is, arguably, a way to keep from engaging clients. I suspect most clients won’t engage after that. Perhaps that’s his motive. But to me it shows he doesn’t feel like clients are individuals but rather all very generic and he can satisfy that with a tumblr post. Perhaps he only offers a generic text experience. I wouldn’t know he because he won’t engage enough beyond his wall of text to know.
I have given deposits after having been burnt. I’m just not doing it until I’m reasonably certain the provider is going to be able to do what I’m looking for and will get some level of enjoyment out it – or be able to make believe he is. I’m not anti-deposit. It’s just that in order for me to give a deposit the provider needs to be able to reasonably assure me will provide me what I’m looking for – not just some generic explanation about this or that. His generic explanation is not a lot different than many others, so we really have no good idea what we’re getting with him anymore than the next guy. All that, from that wall of text, is inference until questions are answered.