yellow! i'm just curious what everyone's preferred method is for contacting providers. i hate talking on the phone because i've got a stutter (it's worse on the phone) so 90% of the time i go with providers that are cool with texting/email. i've literally had girls hang up on me before when i've blocked on a couple words. it's a pretty shitty feeling, but i usually think of it as their loss considering i'm pretty damn good looking & in good shape (not to brag) and respectful, of course, so i'm more than happy to spend my money on one of the many other different & beautiful LA ladies instead. i do understand that a phone call is obviously better for getting a feel for what the other person is like and if you can connect with them at all but from i've read and experienced, most providers prefer to keep the phone convo real brief anyway.

I don't post my phone number online so I require gents to email me.
It is more convenient for me to have email versus a phone# because I might not always be able to pick-up the phone but I can always return an email in a timely fashion.
I do like to have a short phone conversation before meeting if I am meeting a person for the first time

In my case, a phone call will be required in order to clarify questions and go over all the pertinent details, I understand you could be nervous but that's not a problem; as long as you are consistent, respectful and sane on the phone we can certainly deal with that!

If she gives a choice of communication I prefer emai

I prefer email first to give her all the necessary information she needs for screening purposes. My emails are such that they get a good feel from them what I am like, along with my reviews here.

though I'll also PM her here or on P411 or D-C.  After that it's text or phone.  But I'll do whatever her protocol is.  Some prefer texting from the get-go.  I don't really care.  Each gal evolves a system she's comfortable with and they all seem to work fine.

Since I plan things well in advance due to scheduling, email then text and finally the call is best for me.
With a couple of emails, we can get to know a little bit about each other before the big show.  
Text for the final contact information, because I might happen to be in front of a customer and I'd hate to have a conversation with a civvie in front of me, or worse, appear to be rude to someone over the phone.
Call for the final follow up and to get the location information.

I used a Blackberry, so texting on keys half the size of grains of rice isn't easy, nor is seeing the letters on them.  The last provider I was seeing never called or emailed. It was text only. She had an app for texting what she spoke, so it was impossible for me to keep up with her in a text exchange.  

Email only. You can learn just as much if not more intimately about a person via email over any other form of communication these days. I find it allows barriers to drop immediately between both parties. Some masks may disappear all together. Even verbal communication is hindered typically or can give an 'altered' perception. However, it does give 'peace of mind' to some. Texting is out in any way shape or form IMO. I don't text in my personal life and certainly wouldn't in this life.  

Among the amazing, incredible, supermodel talents and abilities that Ms. Steel possesses, is the ability to take a reader on a wonderful journey.  

I had a stuttering or stammering (not sure which) problem when I was a kid. I mostly grew out of it but I sometimes have problems with my Rs, more so when starting a sentence with the R word. Some people can be rather insensitive about speech issues but it's their loss. If the lady is a bitch about it move on.  

Boy, do I miss LR right now.

Writing is, by definition, "scripted".  And it seems a bit insensitive to reduce a stutter -- a condition with which many people struggle all their lives, and can have a significant impact on their self-esteem -- to "an adorable thing".

I personally only allow e-mail or text for initial communication and reference/screening purposes. The day of the appointment, I do require a phone call though to confirm the appointment and to give/receive address.

stutterers.  

Dear Madam Jayda;
I know that the aforementioned comment you made would apply to those who are meeting you for the first time. However, after you have had all of the questions regarding their demeanor and psychological stability answered would you be more inclined to received text from known clients who have seen you in the past? Also I would be asking because it would be convenient for them to respond to you on the fly. However, I could see you doing this considering that technology has advanced to the point to where most of your clients would have smart phones or portable internet access.

Debatable whether she likes you. Oh hell, of course she does, you paid her to. No not really, you paid her to be a cum receptacle, so like has nothing to do with it.  Sorry could not resist. I really do agree with you.

my phone can be chanced upon by my SO with a missed call or a text msg...much less likely with an email account that I have to log into before anything shows.

anyone with a speech impediment who handles whatever they have, graciously, knowing all too well those insensitive jackasses like yourself reminding them of their apparent 'condition'.  

Welcome to texts.emails.Phone calls.I work reg job I work with my hands talking better for me.Thanks!

Now where is Elmer Fudd?

And watch CPA lose his shit. Funny thing is they can make fun and be bitchy to others but even remotely go "there" and wow, all heeb hell breaks loose

Just stopping and rolling down the window? Text? Email? These bitches ain't got not fkn email!!