when you call an agency, do you perfer speaking with a male of female to book appt.

No opinion either way, as long as they're efficient, curteous and can answer my questions.

I find him to be very outgoing and friendly. (lol)  He gets the job done though.  Other then that it is nice if a booker happens to be aware of your preferences in ladies and can guide you towards a more compatible match.  A good booker should be able to tell with reason if you have been seeing girl x then you will most likely like girl y.  Or not like girl z.   Male or female makes no differnce, I choose informed. IMHO
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A female voice on the phone seems less threatening and/orless risky. Talk about a stereotype... Man = pimp, woman = assistant. No offense MTA, I'll talk to you someday but you really scare me, LOL. Just kidding.

Never really thought about it before, but I've never scheduled with a man on the phone - they've always been women. I think Mike's cornered the market on male participation in "assisting".

No he hasn't.

Having a female seems more fitting given the venue , but in the end it is about getting the job done.   Nick at Michelles is top notch all around to deal with , I wouldn't sacrifice that quality just for the sake of having a chick on the phone.

Michelle's Escorts also has a male agent.  But he sounds pretty mellow and chilled out, so I didn't find him threatening in any means.  But as a general rule, I feel somewhat safer talking to a female agent.  After all, a tough-sounding male voice will seem intimidating to any hobbyist, especially considering the "pimp vs. assistant" stereotype.

It is always nice to hear a sexy female voice

ECE also sometimes has a male on the line. I prefer a female. I get nervous talking to a guy.

I generally hang up if it's a male.  I really much prefer to schedule by email.

There's also Chris with ECE.  Haven't met a jerk yet of either gender.

. . . some of the female voices Chris will "assist" you in hearing sound very, very nice IMHO.

I've heard

But is that Chris as in Christine?