I am very curious to know, since it seems the same questions are asked over and over. Funny thing is, the answers are all contained with in the web site. Penny for your thoughts...

I certainly do and will ask questions ONLY if the questions I have are not covered by the website.  The one question I ask the most frequently is regarding any racial preferences the lady might have as not all ladies are open to seeing gentlemen of all races.  

Peace...

I know i don't.  I'm more apt to read the reviews here on TER and ask questions based on those.

And many of us don't have the time.... or patience it takes to wade through the often-times overloaded-with-graphics multi-paged sites. This is a pet peeve of mine. I am sometimes amazed that owners of the very complex sites expect potential clients to wade through all the pages and wait... and wait... and wait for the pages to load. We are looking for SP's, not graphic artists. If the site is simple and loads quick, I always read the details and avoid asking questions.

Having said that... Elaina, your site is very informative and the pages load quickly. Thanks!

If you don't take the time to read the info on the site and the provider seems frustrated toward you if you call or e-mail with questions that have been answered on her website, are you understanding about her frustration or do you hold it against her?

Peace...

Before I started this biz, I skimmed through hundreds of escort web sites pretending I was a potential customer in order to see what worked and got my attention.

I soon noticed I had a short attention span and fell into a pattern of checking the pics first; if the girl was hot, I then looked at the rates, then I read some text (unless it was too wordy).  

If the girl wasn't pretty, I completely skipped the rest and checked out another site.

If the pages took too long to load, I gave up and went on.

If biographies were more than a few paragraphs long, it was boring to read. The FAQ type pages were boring as well. Hygiene reminder pages were insulting. Wish list pages were the very last to be read, and only then if the lady was attractive.

I can certainly see if important details are buried in long paragraphs of text, they may easily get missed.

I try and take the time to read all the important details on a website.  The problem for me is that I read lots of them in one sitting and I get the facts mixed up.

A stroke of marketing genius!