i know this isn't anything new but i've seen a few lady in town with no issues but have had trouble getting in touch with other (not getting an email back) any advice? i've never done anything wrong and have never passed any boundary with the lady's i've seen.

Change email address often : If your your talking about the big group on ME, I believe once they realize you don't have two recent email references your pushed off to the side.  

Move on, try some other providers.  If you are still interested, maybe circle back in a year or so in case things have changed.  But don't keep banging your head against that closed door.

One group has some crazy schedulers and king pin running their ladies.  They move often and only keep a select group of guys busy.   I use to frequent and be in tight with that group spending thousands on their girls until one day they just cut off a bunch of guys for no reason at all.   Its a waste to keep trying.  There are many other ladies in town and from touring agencies.  There is another group who has awesome schedulers and are very nice and accommodating I would add.  I would try them.

It would help to know which providers to try and contact.

Well if this isn’t a tell tale sign of JImiggs I don’t know what is.

Maybe I need to branch out (aka stop seeing hot blonds/brunettes) but I have never ran into an issue seeing any girls I want too on MNE. Maybe I haven’t seen any girls from this kingpin/location?

You will know once you see a girl in one group. Then just start up a convo and see who all works there and their names.  Its pretty obvious which girls work in the two main groups.  One group does have a lot of hot girls and probably who you see advertising mostly on ME  but just be very careful with that group. If You don't one thing wrong, cancel, dont tip enough they will ban you.   The other group has very nice schedulers and the ladies love to work for them.  

Like a burned jizz jacket. The tax collectors are not your BFF’s .  

Once they have manipulated you to the point where you draw your line in the sand . It doesn’t fucking matter how much you money you threw at them in past .

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One group business relations model with the dudes .  

One in the pink ,two in the stink.  The other two in pink one in stink.

I am independent and low volume but that doesn't mean that I don't do a lot of back end work (ha ha, I crack myself up). I do my own scheduling. I get a lot of emails and texts (once a fella sees me) where they are asking a vague question or I am not available when they want to schedule and after a response or two with options or clarifying questions...I cut the cord until a new request comes in.  Some men like to be sought after, truth. It's probably a nice ego boost to think a professional is seeking you out to satisfy her needs/wants (I am flattered when it happens to me). I get it.

Not a complaint but part of the job, It is very time consuming having email conversations and some men like to feel like they are "building a rapport" with you that way. I am an in person experience or subscription type of gal to have a more familiar banter and 15 emails to set a date. So those types of emails get lost in the shuffle. I'd say, three strikes and you move on to better customer service that fits your needs IMHO only.  I am sure it is frustrating when you want what you want when you want it.

I find it interesting that schedulers are now much more accepted as normal. I need a PA for a lot of other things so I can concentrate on my business. I prefer being able to see whom I choose, when I choose verses having to report to someone with my ins and outs (more puns, oh shit she's on a roll).

Never had a problem if someone has a scheduler.  It seems professional in a way.  Of course there is a cost to the provider so I understand doing it yourself.  

I was under the impression by many that a scheduler made client uncomfortable because it was yet another level of vulnerability as far as trust and info sharing.  I am glad it has shifted. I may get to that place some day and it's nice to know that it is considered business.

I think it depends on the specific client.  Some are still leery of schedulers.  The only problem I've ever had with a scheduler was when I tried to schedule a session with a provider I had seen before but the scheduler, who was new to working for this provider, didn't know that.  We got it worked out but it was a little frustrating for a while.