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nalgene 1502 reads
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Seeing a provider tomorrow and asked for an in-call. They did not, at first, have an in-call. They contacted me later to say that they had booked a room at a hotel for the in-call. Does this mean I am on the hook for the hotel room cost? I would assume not. Her ad specifies in-call and at an in-call rate.

mrfisher 108 Reviews 450 reads
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jelloman42 10 Reviews 388 reads
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...and you have no idea how much that's killing me right now...;-)

Demcc3 27 Reviews 568 reads
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If she advertises incall and she notified you that she has a room then it's not on you

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Skyfyre 340 reads
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Still it doesn't cost anything to ask directly to confirm. "Hi I would like to confirm before coming that the donation is still $xxx as agreed"

BigPapasan 3 Reviews 480 reads
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...book other appointments to help defray the cost now that she has a room.

Fancy8888 See my TER Reviews 354 reads
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Posted By: nalgene
Seeing a provider tomorrow and asked for an in-call. They did not, at first, have an in-call. They contacted me later to say that they had booked a room at a hotel for the in-call. Does this mean I am on the hook for the hotel room cost? I would assume not. Her ad specifies in-call and at an in-call rate.

MILFCARESSA See my TER Reviews 256 reads
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but I have had gents chip in in form of a tip when I change my schedule and add on a room just to meet them specifically.  I communicate directly if I am expecting them to help or not.

harborview 10 Reviews 281 reads
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in which case you'd add it to her fee.  
BUT in this case she'd already booked a room without asking so I'd presume that she plans on using the room for more than one date.

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