I see that crap on ads quite often.  Usually it is some hooker that disappears somewhere and then runs out of money.  Or sometimes the sugar daddy ran out of money. Or they just got back out of the pokey.

Who the fuck is asking them back?

Anyone ever sent one of these hookers an email asking who the hell is asking for them to come back?

When you are based in one city, & tour to other cities.. it's quite common for those you saw in the touring cities to ask when you are coming back. After so many requests to return... you eventually do. And then there are the one's who are local to their city, disappear for awhile(as you stated), only received bad reviews, & then state this in their ad...it's a marketing gimmick for those who don't bother to check review history, see that "Ohh.. she's popular & in high demand", & set up an appointment without any further research past the ad & the pics... allows them to pump up quick & disappear again long enough for most to "forget" who they are.. until they return again, lol.

If those touring gals were indeed getting requests by guys...they have their bookings already set up.  Otherwise...they don't come.  How often do you see the ads followed by "a personal disaster" and I can't come...sorry  LOL

Wonder if it's because not enough guys bought them gifts?

Right now many are taking advantage of the tax refunds that clients are receiving. That is why so many are coming out of retirement. The other time of the year is right before Christmas. They know guys get Christmas bonus money.

That must be it....come out of the woodwork because of tax refunds.

Hi CPA,

... the  ad that you're referencing!  BP?

Not necessarily. You may have 3-5 gents request that you come back. If you're in the city visiting for 3-4 days, you will need more than those 3-5 appointments... hence the, "Back by Popular Demand" ad, usually on BP... to all those who were not aware that you were coming back.

on every ISO with spam mail. Um, if you're begging, you're not all that in demand. Give it a fkin rest. I give away more business on my Regional Board, than I could possibly solicit. No money in Nola bwahhahaa. I love you visiting boys, though.



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to face prostitution charges. But "Back by the judge's demand" doesn't have the same ring to it!

The girl's pimp baby daddy. He's demanding she get that moneymaker back onto the BP stroll. Daddy wants some new shoes.

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Many executives and business owners get quarterly bonus payments. That is why you see the providers show up at the end of quarter (March, June, Sept, Dec).