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HerrZunge 74 Reviews 281 reads
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I tend to look at FAQ pages not for the questions and their answers, but for a further indication of the personality of the provider.

Most of the questions that are important to me are answered by reading a few reviews. The FAQ page either tracks with the personality of the provider (as described by fellow hobbyists) or it conflicts.

Just one more piece in the selection process.

Birdiee1166 reads

A FAQ page can save a lot of time for both parties and help you make a decision.
What kind of questions would you like answered before even contacting the provider?

Do you smoke
Do you drink
Will you negotiate rates
What kind of attire do you wear
Are your pics recent

Of course you can choose which questions you're answering before making it public.

GaGambler257 reads

are your list of FAQ's lmao

Aren't you a bit young to be having "senile" moments? lol

I would copy and paste them for you, but your site is "right click disabled" and I am too lazy to type them for you. lol



Here are a few:

1. Am I required to present a government issued ID upon meeting?

2. Do you have any race/height/build/age/disability restrictions?

3. When doing a dinner dates, do you have any dietary restrictions/preferences?

4. Would you take a helicopter ride with me?

5. What kind of accent do you have?  
(This is so fucking important!)

I will post again, if I can think of more.  Great question.  Thanks for asking!

omg a helicopter ride??? I have never done that hahah

why is the accent important? lol


> omg a helicopter ride??? I have never done that hahah

I see you live near SF, you should ask one of your favorite clients to take you on a ride around the Golden Gate bridge.  See link...

> why is the accent important? lol

Some guys have an accent fetish.... :)

I tend to look at FAQ pages not for the questions and their answers, but for a further indication of the personality of the provider.

Most of the questions that are important to me are answered by reading a few reviews. The FAQ page either tracks with the personality of the provider (as described by fellow hobbyists) or it conflicts.

Just one more piece in the selection process.

sometimes you get really puzzling questions.

Today someone asked me this "Do you know who Fedor is"

Don't think it qualifies as FAQ.

Although I've been asked to say "vi mazt kill all skvirrel and mooze" so many times ....

Lina

What screening information do you want.

How to handle the donation when I arrive.

Days and times you are availiable.

... which is similar to FormSpring in that anonymous questions can be asked, but integrated into the WordPress CMS, so it shows up cleanly on your site. You can reword and delete questions :P

I provide some technical questions (on how to access my pictures) and some general stuff that doesn't exactly flow with the etiquette page or about me page (like couples, etc).

HeartyWhiteGravy280 reads

anyone EVER asked!  They are planted there by the provider!  Often to set boundaries prior to even meeting.

"Do you do role play" ?   A)  NO
"Do you speak Greek"?     A) No English, and Spanish

"Are your rates negotiable"?  A)  NO, and dont insult me by trying

The same crapola on every web page that has FAQ's!
Don't bother!  If anyone paid attention to them, we wouldn't have ladies on here constantly complaining about some turd trying to haggle her rates, or wanting her to where a sheep costume!

Save the time, put a few more pics in instead. (and don't make me join a fan club to see them!)

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