I've been curious as to how often does this happen? Do you sometimes book an appointment with more than one girl in order to raise your chances of seeing someone for that day?

This really bothers me. If a gentleman book 2 appointments and cancel one.  
If I get a request of an appointment and I get your screening information, make reservations (and pay) for a location and block MY precious time for you to cancel on me... That's wrong

I totally agree with what you are saying. I'm not saying I was on board with double booking. I asked because I spoke to a couple of girls who feel the same as you, so I was curious as to how often this happened here.

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I'm sure word would start to get around. Not wise practice imo.

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Because in two cases the client emailed the wrong girl. And other times just from talking and knowing each other. It's. Small hobby/provider world.

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and don't really need to -   I have not been stood up in years - literally -

beyond that my favorite agencies seem to always be able to accommodate me on short notice as well....

I don't do it, but I book through reliable venues and have NEVER been stood up, ever.

A guy who actually posts on this board has done it sent a whole thesis of an email asking a million questions.
Questions answered more questions he asks.
Surprise surprise when time of the appointment he has a work excuse at the last minute and has to cancel. Through provider talk and a review come to find out he was double booking.
Funny thing this guy came back to the city he was visiting and posted on the board about providers being so nice and professional.
Too bad can't say the same thing about him being professional or nice

As for me, I have never double booked. I don't even do plan B.

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wouldn't ever do this.  Just isn't respectful.

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I've had enough "confirmed" appointments fall through that I generally have some thoughts for Plan B -- I've looked at ads, and done some homework.  I have been known to sometimes send out an availability query to ladies I've seen before, letting them know that I might be available on short notice.  Sometimes I get no response, sometimes they aren't available, and sometimes they express interest.

I won't book a specific appointment if I know I can't keep it, though.  To me, that's the difference between "If I get free on Tuesday afternoon, may I call you?" and "I will see you at 3 PM Tuesday for 90 minutes".