I was wanting to know if anyone else has ever had this problem. I e-mailed provider and asked for an appt. She responded quickly and told me I had to be screened through a company she uses. I contacted the company and went through that process, (took several days). I e-mailed her again with the screening info to set up an appt., she told me she would be busy that week but was open at the time I wanted the next week. I told her that was okay and asked her about her donation in my next email. After about 4 days of not reciveing word from her I e-mail again. Still no response. So I Assume I not going to see her. But on the day of my appt. I recive a call from the girl that takes her calls ask why I didn't show, I explained what happend and she seemed annoyed. My issue is that she has great reviews and I'd really like to see her but I don't know if she considers me a no-show. If I ask to see her again is she likly to refuse to see me?
Why don't you ask to see her again and find out? Or give me her number and I'll call her and ask for you and post the reply here so everyone can see it.
You're trying to book a Lady who has an agency taking care of her screening and a phone girl doing her other duties. You might do well to set your sights on more approachable ladies who take a more personally active part in their customer relations. I don't know about you but I rather dislike having my attempted communications ignored then get an attitude by a "Phone girl" because "they" failed to keep me properly informed as to the status of my impending date.
Move on! There are many fish in the sea
BTW- You said she had "great" reviews so why were you e-mailing her about "donation" information?
Not your fault. Move on to the next person.
you talked about money. And you're on TER. (Did you know you can find this info out without asking the lady?) I'm guessing a "phone girl" is trained not to respond to money questions.
can you read? I am sure she has a website
Any provider should be willing to give rates if asked, doing so is rather harmless. It appears that the lady was not a good business person in this case, she should have given the potential visitor a call a day or two before the appointment to confirm that he intended to show up on time.