Roberto60, I don't appreciate wasting my time on a cancellation outside of my door.  You are full of BS!!!  I didn't give you my phone number because I didn't have a good feeling about you either.  I, not only wasted my time, a good outfit and an expensive coat of flawless makeup... I LOST MONEY AND A SINCERE CLIENT "POSSIBLY" LONGTERM FRIEND DUE TO BOOKING AN UNEVENTFUL EVENING WITH YOU.  Just for the record, you will not be able to book with me...

your Sweetest loss,
Nikki Raye

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leave a small fee for wasting your time? Kind of sucks to be hot and ready and then have no one to be hot and ready with!

♥ Ava

Hmmm... something to consider.  I think it was very inconsiderate of him to email me while parked in front of my place saying that he didn't feel good about our date.  His loss

No Ava, I never meet him.  I offered to slip on something appropiate to meet him but he left.  I called him several times and he didn't answer his cell.  I reserved 2 hours of my time for him and didn't get an apology.

I can understand being upset about the cancellation. (By the way, that happens to we hobbyists, too. Flaky providers cancel at the last minute all the time.) But what does that have to do with you losing "a sincere client and possibly long-term friend"? That part doesn't make sense.

I'm not upset, more like disappointed.  I reserved 2 hours of my time hoping to show him a good time PLUS I OFFERED HIM A DISCOUNT.  My sincere client emailed me for a date but my time was already obligated.  I do not over book.   I understand a cancellation, no show, etc but it doesnt set well with me to have a hobbyist book my time, get my address, park in front of my place, then waste my time by leaving.  

As my profession, I depend on your businesss so please be considerate and respectful of my time.

Nikki Raye

dude if had a nickel for every time i showed up and a provider wasn't there or didnt answer the phone, i could afford an evening with nikki raye!  (j/k!)

You didn't give him your # because you had a bad feeling about him?  Sounds like there's more to this story than we're hearing. Not defending one versus the other, just sayin'

So, that other client doesn't realize that sometimes you are not going to be available? I highly doubt you lost him just because of that. All hobbyists know that they are not your only client.

Here's what happened:  The dude arrived at your incall location, didn't like the look of your motel, apartment, house, whatever, and he decided to bolt. I would do the same thing if I didn't like the surroundings.

Safety comes first for everyone, not just the ladies. If you get a bad feeling, you leave. Period.

When I see purely independent ladies (no agency to keep them in line) I go in knowing that there's a good chance she will flake out. It happens often enough -- 20% to 30% -- that I usually have back-up plans in place, just in case I need to quickly find a replacement.

It doesn't just happen to you, Nikki. The pay-to-play world is FLAKY all around!