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Absolutely nothing wrong with asking for a white list...
xyz23 45 Reviews 386 reads
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...I usually wait a day or two then send an e-mail requesting the white list. Just say something simple and unconditional like, "If you feel comfortable white listing me I would really appreciate it".

tricon1129 reads

How do you check if you are white listed by a provider or not???
Thanks in advance for your help!

Dfusethesituation503 reads

My TER, then the More tab drop down menu, My Referrals

Posted By: tricon
How do you check if you are white listed by a provider or not???  
 Thanks in advance for your help!

juggles99391 reads

Is it bad etiquette to ask for a white list? Should you just earn it and hope for the best?

Thanks

...I usually wait a day or two then send an e-mail requesting the white list. Just say something simple and unconditional like, "If you feel comfortable white listing me I would really appreciate it".

juggles99285 reads

That sounds exactly like something I would say. Thanks for the advice!

Dfusethesituation266 reads

Right! I only have a handful of WL's and I wasn't familiar with the process initially until a provider did it for me after I visited her.  I've only asked for one, the rest just chose to WL.  But xyz23 is absolutely right, it's your profile, your money, nothing wrong with asking a provider to whitelist you.

souls_harbor256 reads

Always ask for a whitelisting after a visit.  Assuming you earned it, they should not hesitate to give it to you.  If they don't that is a good reason not to visit them again.

Posted By: juggles99
Is it bad etiquette to ask for a white list? Should you just earn it and hope for the best?  
   
 Thanks

...if you "earned it."  A lot of guys have a stank ass, B.O. or bad breath and don't even know it.  Then they wonder why they weren't whitelisted.

Also, many providers don't participate in the whitelisting system.  They don't trust them so they don't rely on them and don't whitelist guys either.

souls_harbor262 reads

If you arrived and left in a timely manner, left the agreed sum, didn't threaten or harm her, didn't insult and degrade her.  If so you've earned a whitelist.  If you have a hygiene problem, you probably aren't reading this forum anyhow.  

Posted By: BigPapasan
...if you "earned it."  A lot of guys have a stank ass, B.O. or bad breath and don't even know it.  Then they wonder why they weren't whitelisted.  
   
 Also, many providers don't participate in the whitelisting system.  They don't trust them so they don't rely on them and don't whitelist guys either.

GaGambler194 reads

Just like it's not up to the lady to decide she has "earned" a 10-10 review.  

It's up to the lady to determine if you have earned a white list and she can use any damn metric to determine whether you deserve one that she chooses

souls_harbor236 reads

I'll make an exception for your case.  The rest of us know whether our behavior has been civil. You seem to be cloudy on the issue.  If she pats you on the head and gives you a gold star then you've been a good little boy.

Posted By: GaGambler
Just like it's not up to the lady to decide she has "earned" a 10-10 review.  
   
 It's up to the lady to determine if you have earned a white list and she can use any damn metric to determine whether you deserve one that she chooses.  
   
 

Posted By: juggles99
Is it bad etiquette to ask for a white list? Should you just earn it and hope for the best?  
   
 Thanks
Good advice etiquettes should earn it. Etiquettes fancy word for paid hookers.

jjllrrkk234 reads

Sometimes it takes providers time to input for us. Instead of worrying, waiting, and missing on a date. Just make sure to pay for the VIP and have a couple other verification services. Then you don't have to worry.

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