a hooker have to be in order to have the following on her web page?  

"If you show up to my location and change your mind on the spot you will be charged a termination fee equalling half of the services time you requested."

a giant red flag,  I can't imagine any veteran hobbyist booking under these terms in the first place.  B & S is such a common problem, you have to give kudos to some of the ladies that say in their ads, "If I'm not the girl in the photos you are free to leave with no hard feelings."  This quote of yours seems just the opposite.  

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It's pretty common to have cancellation fees.  I'm not sure I see the issue.

She tired of the trolls. But that's too simple of a conclusion. So yeah let's go with her being ugly.

you are kidding right?  How many guys "cancel" in person at the time of the appt.?

trolls show up for appointments?

..... advertises on the prevalent site in her city.

 Her website and her advertisements always have current photos that show who she really is. She is beautiful but she has had idiots show up for appointments, and for whatever reason, have turned and left right away.  

She ran a couple of ads saying what the provider in the OP had said and the blow back was nasty on that board. But, it did seem to stop the shop and run guys.  

She is really comfortable in her own skin and just moves on. But, she just doesn't understand the fools not doing the research they should. And the waste of time and money that these fools cost is unfair.  

As a retired friend used to say on her ads "Don't be a fool, use your tool!".

Personally, I haven't walked into any session and been disappointed with how the woman looked yet. Research is my friend.  

Everything that glitters may be seriously photo shopped  

except it's literally gotten me in trouble a couple of times. Played it off and lied. Wasn't there a recent post about men lying......

glitter makeup.  Lately, when I get back to my office from seeing her.  my secretary drying says to me, "Is that glitter on your face or just an extension of your sparkling personality."  

I think a lot of us have run into a B&S gal, or been underwhelmed by a seriously over-photoshopped provider. It's one thing to have a cancellation policy; it's another to have it written this way.

Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good.

Speaking for myself, if the woman who answers the door is 20 years older and 20 pounds heavier than the woman I am expecting, you're damn skippy I am canceling "in person at the time of the appointment"