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A couple tips...
jelloman42 10 Reviews 461 reads
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Tip#1...be a gentleman...be polite, use proper grammar, write in complete sentences...be decisive and firm...

Tip#2...don't start out negative...don't mention your communication issues or you SO until the end, your SO maybe not at all...

Tip#3...get a hobby phone...they just outlawed burners, but figure something out...

I emailed some girls on here about a potential appointment about two weeks out. This was about 4 days ago and I have not gotten a response from one of them. So I am wondering what needs to be said in an email when you are trying to set up an appointment with a provider. How long does it take for girls to respond? When should I send another email- or should I?

I prefer starting with email because the appointment is two weeks out and I don't have a burner phone so it is too risky to text them and risk that they may text when my SO is around.  

Any tips and suggestions would be appreciated.

Tip#1...be a gentleman...be polite, use proper grammar, write in complete sentences...be decisive and firm...

Tip#2...don't start out negative...don't mention your communication issues or you SO until the end, your SO maybe not at all...

Tip#3...get a hobby phone...they just outlawed burners, but figure something out...

I find that contact through P411 almost always ensures a response. You might also try using the provider's contact form, if she has one on her site, rather than email. You might also try using TER'S pm system. Each of these options shows a level of seriousness and knowledge of how our hobby works that a simple email lacks.

All of that lets the girl know you are serious and not a potential time waster. Now I don't do that in every case, as I have questions sometimes, but since you are new and having trouble that is the road I would choose.

Also remember, she may not have gotten your email (it happens) and you may have used an old, no longer in use email for her. Use the one from her website, not the one on her TER profile. But when you recontact these gals, and there is a discrepancy between the two emails, use both.

Don't forget many are part timers in this biz, take breaks, go on vacay, etc and don't check their inbox 24/7. I would give a girl 2-3 days max, and hit her up again and ask if your last email possibly went to spam. That happens quite frequently as well.

But two strikes and she is out, for the time being, as you don't want to stalk her. You can try again in a few months if you still want to see her.

Never mention money and sexual acts in your emails.  That puts you on do not see lists sometimes.

The point about requesting a specific time, length of time, and place for the hook up is very good advice also.

Have you read the Self Help Manual linked on this page yet?  It covers a lot of these points

Posted By: mrfisher
Never mention money and sexual acts in your emails.  That puts you on do not see lists sometimes.  
   
 
I know enough to never mention those things. I think I am usually polite  and always try to treat them with respect. I am not sure if I am being to vague in my emails (I would like to meet on xxx day in the AM and would prefer an in all appointment). Also, I am not verified through any service but I do give the, my real name, age, basic description of me and my TER handle. (I might eliminate me from seeing some girls but I don't want that charge showing up on my CC).

Posted By: luckyguydean
I emailed some girls on here about a potential appointment about two weeks out. This was about 4 days ago and I have not gotten a response from one of them. So I am wondering what needs to be said in an email when you are trying to set up an appointment with a provider. How long does it take for girls to respond? When should I send another email- or should I?  
   
 I prefer starting with email because the appointment is two weeks out and I don't have a burner phone so it is too risky to text them and risk that they may text when my SO is around.  
   
 Any tips and suggestions would be appreciated.

Looking at the wrong providers. Either bottom shelf girls or girls who state that they prefer to be contacted by phone.   I prefer email myself at least initially.

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