YourFixxx

[WorthJayson]

https://rent.men/YourFixxx

We've got another rude one boys! LOL I reached out to this new provider today with a couple standard questions, and the conversation was going well enough. Then it turned sour when I misunderstood where he was hosting, and he let me know that he wasn't interested in wasting time. I told him I understood and that I needed a little time to get ready, and I lived a little ways away from where he was with traffic. So it would be about an hour and a half before I could see him.

He asked for a deposit, but before I could answer he was like if I dont get it or hear back from you its no loss to me bc people had been flaking or having excuses. I get that, I cant imagine how flakey some people can be.  I told him I understood and apologized for the flakiness of others but I wasn't comfortable sending deposits and that he was coming off a bit abrasive and I didn't want him to potentially scare off good clients because some bad had rubbed him the wrong way. He proceeded to tell me I was obviously not real and uninterested in him and that he gets PLENTY of clients. I told him sure if that's all you got from what I said, and wished him a good night. 

I hate leaving these kinds of "reviews" on these providers because maybe he was just frustrated, but damn dude, I was just trying to coordinate with you. From hello to the end this conversation was like 10 minutes. 

[+ Pensant]

You dodged one!

[Muscle_Admirer]

There must have been a serious misunderstanding for the conversation to go sideways that quickly.  My rule of thumb is to be sure I’m ready to book before I contact any provider… then secondly, I initiate contact with my booking requirements in as few messages as possible… I typically lead with time, date and venue I’m available and a brief overview of what I’m looking for and the timespan of my desired appointment and an inquiry about the cost of my desired service.  I iron out the details once booking is confirmed in as few follow-up texts as possible (I avoid one-liners whenever possible)… so my responses are typically brief, but information dense.  Providers receive many messages on a daily basis, and probably not from very serious people… so I’m mindful about my approach to catch their attention quickly and efficiently.  I’ve rarely had issue with my approach unless the provider I’m reaching out to is certifiable… but those individuals typically don’t get contacted if I’m faithful to my vetting process.