if they have reviews on TER. If their profile is awash with "don't know" listings then perhaps taking a pass on that provider is advisable.
Every provider and scenario varies on what they will answer on the phone and e-mail. The best tact to take is to get your VIP if you haven't already and garner the info you seek from their profiles and reviews.
I was wondering what is the best way to ask a provider if she allows MSOG. There aren't a lot of active providers in my area with reviews and some of those that have them don't give much description of services.
if they have reviews on TER. If their profile is awash with "don't know" listings then perhaps taking a pass on that provider is advisable.
Every provider and scenario varies on what they will answer on the phone and e-mail. The best tact to take is to get your VIP if you haven't already and garner the info you seek from their profiles and reviews.
Hi all,
Im new to the board just two days and new provider.What exactly are you suppose to say on the phone to the client and or email? Thank you
I'm a hobbyist, but I can share with you what providers said to me in the past. Obviously, don't mention sex or money in the same sentence, don't talk about sex at all, and avoid talking about money if at all possible. At most, you can say: "the hourly donation is [amount]". Words like "escort", "massage", "appointment", "session", or "encounter" are fine, because they don't imply anything illegal.
Thanks for sharing that
You can never be a 100% sure of what providers will and will not provide based on reviews. Some ladies will provide certain gentleman with services (BBBJ, Greek, etc.) and not too other clients. Not fair, but reality.
Having said that, even if the reviews state MSOG, there is no guarantee she will allow you two cups. If its a provider you really want to see, take a chance. The worse that happens is you get one pop and you go home. Wouldn’t be the first time it happened and certainly not the last.