When to contact again

[Spida]

About 2 months ago I saw an awesome escort, we really had fun and he gave me the typical call me soon come back line.(sorry don't mean this in a bad way) as any business person would we talked and had a good time. I sent him an email about a week ago (holiday time!) and didn't hear back from him. I don't want him to think I am stalking him or something... Should I send him another? I found his cell phone number should I call him?

 

How many times do you miss an email or call and forget to call back? How long should someone wait? I really had a blast and don't want to spend my money on another escort right now it takes a while for me to get comfy..

 

Thanks..

[Chuck50]

I would say send him a card or call and let him know how much fun that you had and ask him if he wants to getogether again at a later date and try to track down a time. IF he doesnt he will have lots of excuses. If he does he will let you know "tot suite" He may have missed your original post. I would always try twice and see what happens. Two different media is always good as well. HUGS Chuck

[Rick Munroe]

>I would always try twice and see what happens.

>Two different media is always good as well.

 

Chuck took the words right out of my mouth (good thing, too...it was getting crowded in there).

[btmstudnyc]

I would definitely email and/or call. This time of year can be especially difficult to keep communications up. It seems like there is no time this month. I still have to get back to friends that emailed me last week, not to mention family members that have sent nasty emails that I'll be disowned if I dont get back to them..hehe....I was sick with the flu. I'm just catching up now.

 

Can anyone send me their assistant for a week...damn this place is a mess.

 

JIM

 

:o

[guyinsf]

I would suggest calling, if by "finding" his cell phone number you mean you found it posted on the 'Net somewhere as a way to contact him. I don't think that escorts feel "stalked" if a client wants to hire them frequently -- as long as the client pays and doesn't start to "go off" in some way.