Hello TER  community,
After much lurking I decided to take the plunge today! I am officially a member of this scandalous little slice of the interwebs. Taking the first steps to get my site reviewed, myself reviewed and all the other hoops involved in being a provider. My plan is to split my time between the Sacramento area and the Bay. High end hotels to begin with and eventually my own secure and private incall apartment. Low volume (maybe two  or three clients per week), longer sessions and GFE type intimate play.

Any words of wisdom for me?  

 I look forward to meeting  you and developing some wonderful intimate friendships.  

Ginger

Welcome to the community.  

SF board is verrrrryyyyyyyyyyyy sloooowwwwww ..... but I try to help and be supportive as much as I can.

Welcome and let me know if you have any questions.
XO
Zayla

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Thank you for the reply Zayla
I enjoyed viewing your website and reading your blog entry about screening "a very nice man"

I would like to checkout your website.

Hi Curious,
Sorry for taking so long to reply....I am still learning my way around TER.

Included is the link to my website as you requested. Hope you enjoy learning more about me.

Ginger

Welcome to the community! ZM is right about the SF board being slow. The Central Valley board is even slower.  

The only advice I can give you is to get ready for the roller coaster ride. It's a wild one. Oh, and I'm wondering  

if it's a coincidence that my last six sessions have been with reds. See what I mean about wild?

redheads are a delightful choice and even bottle reds seem to be more passionate. Thank you for the time to respond to me, its appreciated to be made feel welcome.

Ginger

My advice would be to treat people how you want to be treated as a client. Being polite and nice go a long way. Even when people are rude in correspondence or uncooperative, I keep it professional or don’t reply.  

Keep your word and respect the client’s time. Yes, as a provider you have body autonomy. You can refuse clients for any reason or just be “over it”. But that’s not good business and very selfish. Also be mindful that the client is spending their money and making arrangements to see you specifically. You don’t know what hoops he/she has to jump through to see you. So don’t double book, or NCNS, or last minute cancel on people. If something happens and you have a legitimate reason, it’s understandable. We all have lives. But don’t be an asshole.  

Lastly, give every client your 100%. I’ve NEVER had to worry about a bad review. The numbering system sucks but the written portion will always reflect an excellent visit. Because I never go in with a bad attitude, or half ass my clients. Again, they are spending their money and time with me. I appreciate and respect that. Whether it’s an hour or 4 days.

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