From a Profile, I clicked on her P411 link. The link in the address bar looked OK but the page loaded with an error message:  

            The web page for [her name] is Temporarily Unavailable.

            The provider must contact us to get her P411 page reinstated. No other information will be given to anyone other than the holder of this account.

Any idea what that means?  
- Forgot to pay her P411 bill?
- Some kind of penalty (customer complaint?)
- ???

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It's free to be listed on P411; there's only a charge for top placement, visiting ads, etc.   So even if she did not pay for one of those ad upgrades, her listing would still be available.

Most likely, her account was suspended for not responding to a P411 Request within the lime limit, which is 4 days.  

 
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Which is why the place is useless to me in terms of oks . If you do not respond you get what you saw . Let's say a guy is not a serial killer but he also was not someone you want to truly recommend . Unless he has done something so sideways  you MUST ok the guy.  Even though if a girl contacted you you might say he had unsafe practices or something that made the girl uncomfortable . Essentially you are forced to ok the guy . Basically that's not ok. No note to say well he was fine but smelled like Fritos or had a rash or smacked me , you get the point . If you saw him and lived you have to ok him. It's truly unfair for the majority of guys who are fabulous , Pollie  

I do recall a lady telling me that they are also required to login on a regular basis.

If you saw him, DIDN'T GET ARRESTED, and lived.... then he deserves an OK, according to their system.

There do seem to be some few exceptions to that, though.

I recently had an experience which showed an OK can be removed: I contacted the gentleman's OKs and one of them responded that something negative had transpired with him during repeated visits.  She'd forgotten she'd given him an OK after their first session so after my reference request, she rescinded her ok.  
Initially, she was locked-out/suspended from P411 but after enlightening them as to what happened, her OK was removed and her account was restored.    

Oh, and I personally received an OK request from someone I met more than 6 months ago but in his request he claimed our date was much more recent.   So I declined the OK request and stated that I had no record of seeing him when he claimed.  He did not get the ok, and I didn't hear anything more about it.  

So maybe it's a case by case thing?   IDK.  

 
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As a non provider I will state I never see your side of the site nor refused to give an OK. But from what I understand from talking to Gina you can refuse to give an OK but you must make a case as to why. I know for a fact that if a guy gets too many complaints he is gone from the site. On another site such a loser was whining about it.

As to why I was talking to Gina, well there was a lady who was wearing a damn akle monitor as she was serving in home time for prostitution. And I wanted to warn people without outing her to the cops that a review would do. I was curious about things and asked.

Like reviews there is far to much abuse.

I used to get pretty annoyed when a lady would ask me if a guy I OK'd was OK. I thought of course, otherwise I would not have OK'd him. But then I had an issue with a guy and did not want to OK him. It was a disaster. I won the case and he didn't get the OK but that is because he broke a rule in the process. Otherwise I would have been forced to give him the OK. I asked some of his other OKs and they all hated him but since he paid and they didn't get arrested or hurt they had to give him an OK.  

I like the way date-check allows you to give different types of OKs.

Several of the ladies who have given me OKs are inactive.

Simple answer: They haven't checked in. A provider has to log in to P411 at least once every 60 days to remain active. Also they have to respond to official P411 correspondence.  

A provider has to respond to an OK request with a yes or a no, and if "no," she has to give a reason.
Your post makes it sounds like you are required to give an OK.

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Wow good to know. I completely overestimated that site smh!

I really like ankle bracelets, the dainty jewelry kind.  

It would be difficult to focus on a date with a lady wearing the court ordered kind though.

And legally when under home confinement LE can just stop by any time and search the place. She was putting her clients at risk.

Certainly I would think a provider would be a bit skeptical of a guy with only a few okays and would definitely want more or at least check with the other providers that have seen him. It's exactly what the site recommends. That a provider shouldn't accept an okay only.  A provider can see the list of ladies that gave an okay and should contact them.  Not giving an Okay should be something more than a petty complaint though.  

My experience has been that it's rare a provider I contact for a date even logs in anymore to actually read my profile. Maybe it's a sign of the times or it's the extensive list of them. I suppose a provider can feel fairly safe with a guy with 30 or more okays...

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Actually, our expectation is that if a client arrived on time, paid the agreed upon amount, left when he was supposed to.... and was NO MORE TROUBLE THAN YOUR AVERAGE CLIENT, he deserves an Okay.

That you means you can decline any Okay, for any reason, as long as that reason is not tied to your own financial gain (ie: he needs to see me twice before I'll give an Okay) or personal desires (ie: he promised me a review, but hasn't posted it yet).  

Valid reasons include: client stank, client keep asking for services I don't provide, client overstayed time, client bad mouthed other providers, whatever.

So we're really not as mean and difficult as some providers try to make it sound.

Always,
Gin

Exactly!  

Always,
Gina