A 9 rating is "Forgot it was a service"...

When the phone rings, much less the lady answers is, that tends to remind me that it is a service, so if you want nice high numbers, put the phone on vibate/silent ring.

this is sometimes a problem even with ladies who are such extremely charming hostesses and see to your comfort in every imaginable way. I was with a lady recently, and at a peak moment, when her cell started blaring some unintelligible ring tone. Now this lady is class all the way, and she had forgotten to mute the phone, not left it that way intentionally. She was so apologetic and embarrassed. And she definitely made it up to me. So, do realize that this is a detail that may be unintentionally overlooked now and again....

The only phone I have on is my personal cell which I do not answer until after appointments. Normally both my phones are set to vibrate or silent so when we're done I can check for messages. Etc.

One other thing...while I know it does not happen often please turn YOUR phone off unless you absolutely can't. The worst thing imaginable is screwing a guy and having to listen to him make excuses to his wife about where he is.

Now THAT can ruin a mood.

Re: Only happened once...

Completely ruined the mood, and was well documented in her review. She was one of the ones who answers it.

Re: A simple request for good phone etiquette

I pulled a knucklehead move recently and left my cell on inadvertently. I totally planned to turn it off, but simply forgot just before we met. It rang at the most annoying time. There was no way I was going to answer it, though. Although the damage was done, I turned the damned thing off immediately. I filed the experience in the "lessons learned" pile. That won't happen again!

Re: A simple request for good phone etiquette

I have to admit that I, as a provider, absolutely agree with SBProwler. If a gentleman is spending some time with the girl of HIS choice, then she should have he courtesy to give him the time and her attention without interruptions. It is not appropriate to make calls, receive calls or chit-chat with somebody on the phone during an appointment. That is disrespectful and annoying. Providers need to take into consideration that they may not be personally available on the phone all the time, and SET UP VOICE MAIL!

Now, don't understand me wrong. I think there a many providers who do have tact and decency, but sometimes you have the bad luck to see those who don't.

Lots of kisses,

Yvette Vega

making a "scene" in turning mine off while saying something like, "I will not be needing this any more since you are here."

Sorry to hear that. I turn mine to silent. ALWAYS.