When an escort isn't a good fit

[Roberto]

Thanks all for the interesting and varied feedback--food for thought...

[+ purplekow]

Not a code, just common sense.

I see you think it is common sense to not hold people responsible for what they actually say or write and rather interpret it for them in the light in which you wish to illuminate that thought. Do you work for Fox News?

[+ purplekow]

Not a code, just common sense.

I see you think it is common sense to not hold people responsible for what they actually say or write and rather interpret it for them in the light in which you wish to illuminate that thought. Do you work for Fox News?

[+ WilliamM]

I see you think it is common sense to not hold people responsible for what they actually say or write and rather interpret it for them in the light in which you wish to illuminate that thought. Do you work for Fox News?

 

Just a reminder, I started hiring years before HooBoy started this site. If I had a complaint that the bar owners should know, it was said very, very carefully. The last thing I wanted was for my hire to be permanently thrown out of Rounds, a hustler bar in New York City.

[+ WilliamM]

I see you think it is common sense to not hold people responsible for what they actually say or write and rather interpret it for them in the light in which you wish to illuminate that thought. Do you work for Fox News?

 

Just a reminder, I started hiring years before HooBoy started this site. If I had a complaint that the bar owners should know, it was said very, very carefully. The last thing I wanted was for my hire to be permanently thrown out of Rounds, a hustler bar in New York City.

[MaxMuscle9x6]

People like you give clients a bad name. Stop hiring escorts.

 

The client has every right to to say quits if they do not feel comfortable. Don't forget the escort has the same right. I have learned to put that in righting upfront by writing:

 

"Looking forward to meeting you and I want to say the chemistry is important, so if you don't feel there is good chemistry in the first 15-20 minutes, please just say so. I will pay you for half hour of your time. I also reserve the same right and agree to the same payment terms.

[tennisjock]

The client has every right to to say quits if they do not feel comfortable. Don't forget the escort has the same right. I have learned to put that in righting upfront by writing:

 

"Looking forward to meeting you and I want to say the chemistry is important, so if you don't feel there is good chemistry in the first 15-20 minutes, please just say so. I will pay you for half hour of your time. I also reserve the same right and agree to the same payment terms.

How do escorts respond to these terms to you? Do some refuse the appt?

[rossthebosssf]

You booked the time, you pay the fee as long as the escort was who he says he was and not misrepresented or strung out on drugs. The issue is YOU, not him.

[Mydavid]

If you went to movies, could you ask a refund if you didn't like it? Even if you just watched a few minutes.

[tennisjock]

If you went to movies, could you ask a refund if you didn't like it? Even if you just watched a few minutes.

I have gotten a refund from movies if I didn't care for it in the first few min. But that to me is way way different than blocking a specific time with one person who is paid per the hour... imho

[+ poolboy48220]

Wow, I've never considered that possibility. I'm owed money for "Transformers 2".

 

The only time I've gotten a refund from a theater was when a guy passed out in the front row and the EMTs had to come in to get him.

[MaxMuscle9x6]

How do escorts respond to these terms to you? Do some refuse the appt?

99% of the time they agree and appreciate the option.