Clients not reading profiles

[pa]

Greg,

 

I can tell you, that you are not alone in the "Frustration of People not Reading" club.

 

I can not, and will not go into a lot of detail, but there is always someone that forgets that if you don't read the label, then you might be putting Diesel into your gas-tank.

 

I wish I could be as forward in the ranting you have been, but then I might not be able to stand for a week.

 

Hopefully, if people would slow down, and actually take the time to read profiles (or FAQ's) we wouldn't have to be so frustrated all of the time.

 

PA :+

[Guest TorontoJared]

I tend to agree that many times the client may ask you about something that, had he read the ad/website/listing/etc he would already know. When a client asks me to describe myself I tend not to think that he hasn't read my ad, but that he is asking me to let him know how I look now (since some people have been known to change their look since they last updated their photos or description). For instance, a client once told me about how he showed up expecting to meet the cute blond guy in the photos to find out when he showed up that the escort had cropped his lovely locks off and now looked more military as opposed to a surfer. Since, if I were to change something, I would immediately also change my photo, this is not an issue in regard to me, but I think it's perfectly reasonable for a client to double check over the phone.

 

Also, even though it may give descriptions in my reviews of some of the activities an escort enjoys in bed, it is perfectly reasonable for a client to make sure that yes, he is hiring a bottom. It's kind of like buying a car at a car agency. It may have said certain things in the commercial on TV, but it doesn't hurt to ask if things are still the same. It takes but a moment to answer and avoids a world of misunderstandings.

 

In the past, a client called me up and asked me some things about bondage, fisting, and other things. We eventually realized that he had accidentally written down my phone number when he had meant to call the escort above me. Had he not asked a few questions reconfirming what was in the ad, he would have shown up and been disappointed. To be honest, I would rather that a client took two extra minutes of my time to make sure that he has the right person and that we're both on the same page than to show up expecting something that I am not willing to do. It avoids a lot of hassle.

[Guest zipperzone]

I see nothing unusual in asking an escort questions which he has already addressed in his ad or on hiw web site.

 

Even although I probably know the answer, it helps me in making my decision to hear how he answers. If he is a good salesman, he will elaborate and give a few more clues as to what a session with him will be like. If he has a sense of humor, it will probably show.

 

If he has told you everything about himself and his service in his ad and objects to you asking, then what the hell is there left to talk about? The weather?