Maybe. But I promise all who read this that I won't no show or double book. I've never cancelled an appointment.
Providers who do and don't apologize should be called on it.By the way Batman. I'm not wearing an alias. Or hockey pads. -- Modified on 11/26/2014 7:01:27 PM
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How do you assess the likelihood of a no show with an agency or provider? I would rate likelihood of showing up as highly as some of the other attributes in performance of an agency. Visiting GA this week. I set an appointment with an agency for in call double and an hour before when I texted for directions I was told both girls had personal situations and no one else was available. First, it pissed me off because this appointment was made three days ago. Second, because they only told me when I texted for directions. Third, no apology or alternatives. Fourth, I was driving , short on time and could not make alternate arrangements.
If you are looking for any girl you might be able to reschedule, but if you are looking for an Exotic Flavor you are pretty much screwed.
1st- You didn't confirm everything the day before (things happen, life happens, personal situations happen)
2nd- Refer to the above
3rd- Did you expect a detailed summary of the events that transpired to cause the cancellation?
4th- Never put all of your eggs in one basket, always have a plan B, never be a plan B.
I personally like the way you call out one of the most respected agencies in Atlanta, that's sure to do wonders for you in this town...SMFH
You're wrong in several counts.
First I confirmed Sunday and Monday by email and the morning of by text and email. As of the morning we were still on.
Second, see the above.
Third no. I expected a professional apology if not some attempt to make good. The benefit of an agency is that they have more than one provider.
Fourth, if an agency treats customers like this, I'd be interested in how long that respect lasts.
If things happened the way the OP described them, he has every right to be pissed
And things are NOT different in Atlanta, not being professional enough to give a client a heads up is looked down on EVERYWHERE.
Nice job White Knighting though.
The way I see it is this:
If your gonna get on here and bash someone, tell the entire story..Not just the parts that make you look like you were severely wronged...
Things are very different here in Atlanta and you of all people should know it, this "was" an agency town until recently.
I don't care if they only give you a 20 minute advance notice, shit happens..deal with it, don't come crying to the masses about how "wrong" it was, you want sympathy call a suicide hotline...you wanna get laid while on a trip,call another agency and see who's available...
I'm far from a white knight, I've seen exactly 1 of Sunny's girls, 1 time...I'm sure taking flak from you is gonna really give me a shit load of freebies...
Airman, thanks for your opinion. Incorrect though it is.
If you read my reply to Sunny you'll see that you were wrong again.
Cancellations happen all the time. I get that. But you suggest I double book?
I try to make it a practice not to double book providers and then no-show one. Apparently you do.
I never said to double book with anybody...I said always have a plan B...never be a plan B...If you are intent on something always have a backup plan.
There are other agencies in this town, and I'm willing to bet you could have called one of them and had an awesome time with relatively short notice.
and from my vantage point the OP has a ring of truth to his post. I won't say that I believe that he is 100% right and that Sunny is 100% wrong, but his post still has a ring of truth to it.
Yes, this is still an agency town, but that doesn't mean that we blindly support said agencies and try to shout down everyone who claims to have had an issue with one of our beloved agencies. I count many of the agency owners in Atlanta as my friends, but that doesn't mean I blindly back them up and try to shout down someone who has a legitimate gripe.
and whether or not he could of booked with a different agency is hardly relevant to this thread.
Her timeliness and cancel tendencies are as predictable as her excellent sessions when she shows up. There have been a few ladies like that in Atlanta, where performance is so great you tolerate outrageous clock behavior It crazy but true
Every time, Sunny has been up front with me. Warning me I get what or when the session happens, because this lady is her own force of nature when it comes to time. But she is very good on communicating. I know this particular lady drives her nuts about time.
She has always apologized to me and commiserated. She offers alternatives if available and once made arrangements with another agency for me. When cancels happened, she even gives preference on reschedules.
So I believe you had a late cancel. My experience is that Sunny tried to make things right. I believe the timing was such that you were shit out if luck. Knowing how schedules work, I can believe you did not get responses in time frame you expected.
Sorry it happened, it really is frustrating. But like others have said, always have options figured out
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Again, I wouldn't have posted if I had received anything resembling an apology. There was no apology. There was no effort to make alternate arrangements. If I had any other response than her final text "not until 730" To my "no one else is available?", even just an "I'm sorry" this post would never have been here.
I'm sure Sunny had locals to cover and a visitor was not her priority. Until I posted.
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