I have had a few clients actually ask me to add them to the white list as it does make it easier for them to book appts. Also a provider can look someone up on the listing and see who has listed them and contact that person if they wish.
I don't take the white listing lightly and only list clients who a) either wish to be listed or b) use me as a reference on an occasional basis or c) I've seen enough to be confident enough to list them.
But, I also feel that if a gent does not wish to be whitelisted.. he should tell any provider he meets about his preference and she should respect it.
For some reason, it makes me paranoid, but if it makes the reference situation easier, --?-- Are you put off by a lack of white list references or is it just too soon to tell?
I have had a few clients actually ask me to add them to the white list as it does make it easier for them to book appts. Also a provider can look someone up on the listing and see who has listed them and contact that person if they wish.
I don't take the white listing lightly and only list clients who a) either wish to be listed or b) use me as a reference on an occasional basis or c) I've seen enough to be confident enough to list them.
But, I also feel that if a gent does not wish to be whitelisted.. he should tell any provider he meets about his preference and she should respect it.
I think one reason, at least out here in NoCal is that so few providers use TER. I've asked two providers to whitelist me and they didn't have a clue because they don't have membership here.
I have had girls that start out saying, "yeah, I know him..." but once I probe further with my three typical questions, they might say "well, count your money upfront...he likes to short" or "well, he has stood me up a few times..."
There are some girls that will continue to see guys when they do such things, so I like probe to see if they meet *my* criteria.
Also, I like to know how long ago it was when the girl met with the gent last. Another thing that the whitelist does not include.
but personally I don't white list anyone who doesn't meet those qualifications. I guess its up to every provider to decide what criteria she uses and there is no control over what criteria a provider uses.
Also when giving a reference I always make a point of answering the three questions you have asked.. just as a matter of courtesy. I honestly don't feel that the provider asking for the reference should have to "extract" the information from me.. it should be given freely.
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