Over the past 30 years I cannot begin to count the number of times a provider's phone has gone off right in the middle of our date. Totally annoying and really kills the mood for me. Sometimes it was an issue at home ( kids, babysitter, etc. ) but most often a call from another client.

I was wondering what is the norm for you Sin City ladies.

For me, my norm is to have my phone on Vibrate and I do not reply to texts or answer any calls.  If I have an emergency with my kids, my babysitter will Face Time (iPhone Feature) me and thats a special sound and I only Face Time with my kids.

And even before I used Face Time, I still never answered any calls or texts during an appointment.

My policy is to basically ignore my phone and put it someplace where if it vibrates it will not disturb my time with someone.  

Sincerely...

*Kendall*

I check it from time to time while I am in the bathroom...tho, I personally would not have it on or the focus of my attention when a hobbyist has been gracious enough to invite me to spend time with him.  I think it is rude and unprofessional...and I am not talking about ladies with kids etc...that's a tough one...tho, I still think moms can check their phones privately and quickly once an hour also....

I place my phone on silent moments before I arrive.  There's nothing more annoying than my loud phone going off in the middle of some fun!  It kills MY mood too...so I love to make sure that doesn't happen!!

I never want kill the mood.

Ladies bring cell phone into a session?????

Just Kidding

Although a gent would never know I have a cell phone with me .

He shouldn't know and it should never interrupt a session....... I get it if there are ladies who need for "emergency reasons" ......although I personally don't have such problems , I do think there are ways to be discreet about it.

I don't think it is the norm ...... and it shouldn't be the norm ........ maybe you are seeing the wrong type of ladies.
"wrong type" - is in ladies who need to learn the meaning of being professional.......

Just saying
xoxo CindySpice

I just had a huge issue with a guy taking a call from his wife while we were right in the middle of it.
To say it killed the mood is an understatement.  
I turn my phones off the second I sit down with him.
It's a curtiosy I expect in return.
Life will wait until we part.

A funny (sorta) aside...once I had a guy check his messages during a break in the action on an extended date...to find that his wife's mother had passed away!  He called her and she was hysterical.  He wanted to finsih our time together: I made him go home to her, and credited him the time for the future.  

Phones off!!
XoC

Posted By: CindySpice

Ladies bring cell phone into a session?????

Just Kidding

Although a gent would never know I have a cell phone with me .

He shouldn't know and it should never interrupt a session....... I get it if there are ladies who need for "emergency reasons" ......although I personally don't have such problems , I do think there are ways to be discreet about it.

I don't think it is the norm ...... and it shouldn't be the norm ........ maybe you are seeing the wrong type of ladies.
"wrong type" - is in ladies who need to learn the meaning of being professional.......

Just saying
xoxo CindySpice  

I always have my phone on silent I make sure I check it to make sure right before arriving at the hotel.
I understand ladies who have kids can't turn the phone completely off but I do agree there is a way to discreetly check a phone if need be.If you are encountering this type of situation you described multiple times it just might be the ladies you are choosing from.
I think that is so unprofessional to answer the phone and knowing it is not a family emergency but another client calling.Tacky point blank!

Funny,I have read reviews where the provider answers the phone during the session and clearly from the conversation it was not a family emergency but another client calling.Seems even after a few reviews of the same nature was posted guys still see these type of providers so I guess some guys don't care?

I agree with Cindy. I understand why everybody has one, but in most sessions I should never know you even have one.

I have gotten to know a couple of ladies well enough that when they were having some crisis issues that particular day they asked before we met if it would be an issue if they checked on the problem they were having. I appreciated them letting me know up front. It was then my choice.