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Hey folks!

Long time no see! I haven't been on here in a few years - took a break after COVID and started a 9–5.

I’m looking to get back into the business in the new year here in Toronto. Only thing is, I can only do outcalls since I live with a roommate.

Clients, is it a turn-off when a provider can only do outcalls? (And providers, feel free to chime in too!)

xoxo,
TT

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It’s a few more hoops, but I can usually work around it.  If you have the $ to hire, you usually can find a decent hotel in a nearby city. Plus even if you live in the same city, folks will grab a hotel room for a variety of reasons.  It’s not that weird.  
 

will you go by the same name?  The link is currently user not found.    I haven’t been back to Toronto in awhile.  

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2 minutes ago, BeamerBikes said:

It’s a few more hoops, but I can usually work around it.  If you have the $ to hire, you usually can find a decent hotel in a nearby city. Plus even if you live in the same city, folks will grab a hotel room for a variety of reasons.  It’s not that weird.  
 

will you go by the same name?  The link is currently user not found.    I haven’t been back to Toronto in awhile.  

Fair enough, I've done only outcalls before; a bit tougher but it can be done. I will be going by the same name, unless its taken ;) (which I'll update my information with of course)

xoxo

TT

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If all things are equal, I usually prefer to host an outcall at my place for escorts.  I like going to a masseur’s place if he has a table or dedicated space for massage.  

I was disappointed earlier this year when I was going to be in a city for a few free hours but not have a place to really stay or host while I was there.  I spotted a good looking ad and then realized that person was outcall only.  So, I had to skip that one.

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I think the key is to just be upfront in your ad "I cannot host". 

FWIW Back in the days before I could host (which I prefer now) and neither could the provider, I would never assume it was the provider's responsibility to secure a room - I took care of it - and this was way before Dayuse. 

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correct punctuation and improve readability
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18 minutes ago, Act25 said:

I think the key is to just be upfront in your ad "I cannot host". 

FWIW Back in the days before I could host (which I prefer now) and neither could the provider, I never would assume it was the providers responsibility to secure a room - I took care of it - and this was way before Dayuse. 

I do that now also.  The providers I see travel 90 minutes to see me, so I kind of feel like that is a fair exchange.

Dayuse is a huge help in setting things up, but weekends can be dicey as sometimes the hotels don't have rooms available.  

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37 minutes ago, Act25 said:

I think the key is to just be upfront in your ad "I cannot host". 

FWIW Back in the days before I could host (which I prefer now) and neither could the provider, I never would assume it was the providers responsibility to secure a room - I took care of it - and this was way before Dayuse. 

100% I had that on my previous ads in the past. Now I learnt what Dayuse is now, I'll be using it haha! It was never an issue for the most part; but I did turn away few clients who wanted longer experiences in the past simply bc I only did outcalls. 

xoxo

TT

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12 minutes ago, TorontoTwink said:

100% I had that on my previous ads in the past. Now I learnt what Dayuse is now, I'll be using it haha! It was never an issue for the most part; but I did turn away few clients who wanted longer experiences in the past simply bc I only did outcalls. 

xoxo

TT

Do you have a link to a current ad? This one is inactive for me. 

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13 minutes ago, Nue2thegame said:

Do you have a link to a current ad? This one is inactive for me. 

Sorry! I need to remove it, I haven't been advertising in years! Getting back into the bizz in the new year; hopefully will g by the same name; keep a look out ;)

xoxo

tt 

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If I'm traveling (which I would be in Toronto), I prefer to host at my hotel.  If I'm home here in NYC, I look for providers who can host for the sake of convenience.   I also don't want to book a room on dayuse, but I'm happy to reimburse a provider for the booking.  My current regular books a room on dayuse for our sessions and his (elevated) fee covers the cost of it.  Apart from the added cost, this is as convenient as an in-call.  

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It’s not a turnoff, just an obstacle.  I can only do incall and the cost of getting a local hotel room on top of whatever the provider’s fee and transportation are aren’t worth it.

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