As I can start checking them out the minute the email arrives.

Email also comes straight to my Phone so unless I am busy then i can usually answer straight away.

BV

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From a provider with many reviews, I think email-only is fine for initial contact.  I would be more concerned about it from someone with few reviews.

I have a strong preference. R

easons are moot, and I've posted them before... here's my response

I have no problem with e-mail, text or phone requirements at any stage of communication.

However,

I will not use a web form no matter what.

I even miss seeing ladies I would otherwise book with due to their form being a requirement.



HalfHour

then I want to call everyday, flirt and suck up. Won't fill out a form ever. Huge security hole.

Just have the new carrier port your old number over from the old carrier.  Generally takes less than 15 minutes.  Unless you have specific reasons not to; keep your old number.

I plan my most of my adventures weeks in advance.

It is easier to keep track of who I have contacted and what was said. Most of my hobby emails are started very early morning or very late at night.

If I used the phone I would have to enter a name in the contact list. Not a good idea if someone from my private life saw names like "Sensual Leigh", "British Vixen", "Sexy Selena".

If I use the contact form I don't have a record of who or what was requested.

Email address for the reason that a lot do not like to use the contact forms.

initial information by email and then phone contact

I've asked many gents before regarding the contact forms and most of the feed back has been negative

I really don't like taking cold calls, it never fails nine times out of ten you get all the questions you hate to answer on the phone. Then I feel like I'm put on the spot, as I don't like being rude on the phone,

I do appreciate those that do leave a message with some info and also give you a time that's best to call back..........I don't ever want to put anyone in a awkward position

I also don't mind being contacted by text but I hate those that just say "call me" unless I know who you are otherwise you're putting me on the spot again. Thank goodness there are those that have common sense and have respect for our safety! Thank you!!!

xoxoxo
Terri

I prefer email contact initially because it's simply more convenient for everyone. I'm busy, I'm sure providers are busy. I generally don't do spur of the moment appointments so email works best for me. It also gives me a chance to describe myself.

1. I am a huge airhead when it comes to being organized since my accident/head injury, so it helps me stay organized better, and in initial screening and I have less to write down (and risk losing or having someone see)  and can open added tabs to research the contact as well as contact his references.

2. This can be done at his/my leisure and it does not become and hit and miss thing where we end up playing phone tag all day.

3. I can see the progress in the e-mails instead of try to remember if I did or did not respond, check the reference, get a response, etc...

4. It helps me remember once I have seen someone and they contact me again because if the just call and say their name is "John", well, you know that is not gonna trigger my memory alone, lol.

Lastly, someone I have not yet even screened does not have my # or the ability to call me, and I like knowing that MOST of the ones who have my # have already passed screening or have visited me before.



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