Think about it.  

When I am running an ad at work for new hires, I get a lot of text messages and emails.  Very few phone calls.  When I actually speak to someone interested in a job I can tell a lot about them by actually having a conversation.  The intelligent people use good grammar, speak clearly, and understand the importance of being polite to somebody who might give them a job.  The dumbasses on the other hand, can't speak clearly, ask me the same fucking questions over and over, and are sometimes rude as shit.  

This is how a provider, a good one, will decide whether or not to see you.  She can tell through an actual conversation whether or not your a gentleman or an asshole by simply talking to you.

Mine prefers that I Text her. It's a lot less obvious than calling her directly. The only time I called her was before our first Session.

You don't know where I am, I don't know where you are... Maybe I overthink, but I am not comfortable calling back and possibly interrupting something I want no part of.

Plus, lawd have mercy. I thought people tried to drag appointments out.

.....in addition, I like to speak with a gentleman before confirming, as I find it more personal.  I am very low volume (a few gentlemen per week), so I always have time for a phone call.

Hugs and Kisses,
Kelly

I've never heard of a "no text" rule. I can understand a no text rule as far as first contact goes, it's too easy for non-serious clients to just fuck around and blow up a girl's phone. But on the other hand, I've seen girls advertise "text preferred", "call or text, no email", and every other possible combination.

and I can respond when I'm ready to.  

Also texts (and phone calls) require me to have my "Natasha phone" out for people to see and then I have to explain why I have it.  I'll take a call in the privacy of my hotel room ready for your call when you arrive at the hotel, but otherwise, I'll only communicate via email, which I can do via my computer or my 'real life' iPhone.

Also, 1 or 2 emails can cover the same amount of info as 10 texts. A whole lot less time wasted.

I actually prefer it as intial contact because it takes some providers two or three days to respond by email. I do agree,you can definately can tell alot by speaking with a provider on the phone.I seen an ad once,beautiful provider but when I called her,she had such an attitude on the phone that I couldn't see her.