Carrie's advice is right on. I usually book 1-2 weeks ahead, especially if I have a particular date/time in mind. I only partake when I am on the road for business so my flexibility is somewhat limited. Happy hobbying.
My birthday is in a few days, so decided to get a full service massage. Since I am new, (and shy) I have a couple of quick questions. I would really prefer late night, since I live and work at the same location, and really want to avoid nosy neighbors. My main question is simply is it ok to email providers late at night, since noone really says when it is too late to call. I'd rudely awaken someone that my not provide latenight service. I'm not really sure how to tell. Any advice?
An email won't wake somebody up and anybody with any sense turns their phone off when they are no longer available for that day.
I'd say your best bet is definitely to book in advance. That way you have more chance of getting to see a lady you really want to see rather than just whomever is still answering the phone late at night.
Carrie's advice is right on. I usually book 1-2 weeks ahead, especially if I have a particular date/time in mind. I only partake when I am on the road for business so my flexibility is somewhat limited. Happy hobbying.
You can e-mail anytime at night, as the provider won't be disturbed when she is sleeping and away from the computer. But, when it comes to phone calls, something to keep in mind, first read her site to find out when she takes her last available appt. Obviously if you are looking for a 1:00 a.m. appt and she lists her hours till 10:00 p.m.. you are probably wasting her time and yours. Also don't call after that last appt time she shows as she is probably done for the evening and just wants to get some sleep. You probably won't wake her because she'll have the ringer off... but you will also not reach her.
Finally, most providers do not take late night appts that have not been prebooked. She will need time to prescreen you before the appt. If you are looking for a last minute, late night appt, you are probably better going with an agency and not an independent.
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