I have seen Tammy for several years and have always been very pleased. About 2 months ago I saw her and accidently gave her $100 too much. I discovered it about 1/2 hr after the session. I called her and got a voice mail, so I left her a message. I just wrote it off thinking I gave her a big tip. I scheduled a session this weekend and when I showed up, she greated me and said she remembered the extra $100 so the session would be discounted by that amount. I thanked her and still gave her the regular amount saying it was a christmas present. I was very pleased that she remembered & offered the credit. BTW it was a mind blowing session as usual.

SDRACER

Big HIP HIP to Tammy!! I have also known her for several years, and she has always been a great gal. She's good at what she does, and a great gal to talk to.

Ok lets see she: a) takes the over payment; b) does not return your call about the over payment, c) does noting about it for two months; and, d) once she is alone and vulnerable she offers to take only $150 more from an established client she blew off. And they say there is no honor amongst thieves. WOW! Awesome!! Thanks for letting us know she is a rip off!!!


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I've known Tammy for years.

She's FAR from a ripoff. She gets solid reviews and  she delivers as promised. More so than many other ladies in town I'd add.

I also know that Tammy is a busy provider and can be a bit forgetful at times.

But, since YOU think she's a ripoff, don't ever waste YOUR time calling her. That'll free up time for those of us who DO want to see her.

Then again, since you're posting under an alias, why am I not surprised.

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The point is she did not return his call for two months, all the while knowing she had money that she did not earn and that should be returned. Then once she is face to face with the person whose money she did not return, she offers an "in Kind" discount. Its fool hardy to praise such behaviour.

I almost didn't respond to this post so as not to give credibility to a jerk like you but, after thinking about it, I must give each point a response.

a) takes the over payment; ..... She did not count the donation, only after I left did she discover the over payment

b) does not return your call about the over payment,... She accidently erased the message when she went to play it back. She does not have my phone number (I am glad of that, I have been called out of the blue by providers before & don't want it to happen again

c) does noting about it for two months...She did not have a way to get a hold of me & I did not call her about it.

d) once she is alone and vulnerable she offers to take only $150 more from an established client she blew off....She brought it up, not me. I never mentioned it to her during the call or when I arrived & by the way, providers are not vulnerable when they are alone with me. Maybe with jerks like you!!!

e) And they say there is no honor amongst thieves. WOW! Awesome!! Thanks for letting us know she is a rip off!!!....thanks for showing you are such an ass. By the way, why hide behind an aliase. You are probably one of the jerks who recently ripped off 2 of San Diego's local providers

sdracer

SDRACER, if you want to belive that a provider you called at least twice on the same day did not have your phone number, well dream on. She took your money for months, and then only offered an 'in-kind" refund. Some professional screwing that is my friend. As for calling me a rip off jerk with no proof what so ever, well guess your outta logic, and need to call names.

I suppose when the kid at McDonalds give you too much change you are the first one to drive back and hand it over to them?

Get off your high-horse, she did the right thing when all along she could have accepted it as a tip.

ML

I think Tammy was being professional by not calling back. If you have been to these boards more than few times you should have read by now that many hobbiests don't like getting unsolicitated calls from providers. Tammy did the right thing.