Be prepared to either hear an excuse about why he won't make an appointment soon, or no response at all. I browse a lot more ads than I'm ever going to book with, and engage in very limited discussion with some folks I don't book with. I won't waste a lot of a lady's time, but I'm going to be trying to see if my schedule fits with hers, and if my wallet will expand to allow me to book with her.
I have a quick question about etiquette. Is it considered acceptable (or in bad taste) for a provider to message a hobbyist who has reviewed a lady that is similar to the provider?
What I mean is, I'm a BBW provider. So I have a very targeted, somewhat limited audience. If I see that a hobbyist has reviewed a couple of ladys that I feel I'm similar to, could I email that hobbyist to offer him a special rate to give me a whirl?
Just not sure if that would be considered in poor taste or if maybe it happens all the time.
Thanks!
Joy
I wouldn't be at all offended by a single PM or e-mail, especially one offering a discounted "trial" appointment. IMHO, telephone contact or more than one email/PM would be crossing the line.
If you do decide to go this route I would make certain your initial contact spells out that the special rate is a one time thing, if indeed that is your intent.
I agree with PF. A one time email would not be a bad thing in my opinion.
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I wouldn't be offended by it at all. It would give the hobbyist an opportunity then to look at your website and reviews and see if he then wants to see you.
Be prepared to either hear an excuse about why he won't make an appointment soon, or no response at all. I browse a lot more ads than I'm ever going to book with, and engage in very limited discussion with some folks I don't book with. I won't waste a lot of a lady's time, but I'm going to be trying to see if my schedule fits with hers, and if my wallet will expand to allow me to book with her.