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octavia.lexa See my TER Reviews 1108 reads
posted
1 / 33

if provider chases you and hustles you for a booking?

 
is there is a certain expectation from provider to "solicit?"

so i had a situation recently. A gentlemen emailed me his info for verification and introduced himself and noted that he would like to meet me sometime in early 2016. I emailed him that he is all set, thanked him for all the info and said that I am looking forward to meeting him. He never specified which date or time he wants to meet. It is normal, because a lot of guys get verified ahead of the time so to get it out of the way. a few days go by...he messages: "Dear Octavia, I have not heard from you so I booked with another provider. Happy 2016. All the best to you. " WTF????

Was I supposed to send a follow up email asking him if he is still interested in booking a date? I  just don't do stuff like that , because some guys have to save up for a while to see a provider. I don't like to annoy. Are you more likely to book a provider if she keeps on sending you emails and texts and flirting.

Comment away...

mrfisher 115 Reviews 351 reads
posted
2 / 33

an inquiry.  It's OK to also give alternate dates as well.

I'd say that dude was a class 1 time waster

JackDunphy 357 reads
posted
3 / 33

"Thank you so much for considering me. Sorry it didn't work out for us now. I would love to meet you in the future. Contact me anytime!"

That can save a booking or at least keep you in his mind that you are no drama and chill for a date down the road.

I don't mind girls contacting me that I know. If I only contacted them one time and we didn't meet up, it would be annoying for her to keep soliciting me time after time.

It never hurts, imo, to send someone a line by email only and say, "hey, I haven't heard from you in a long time. Just was thinking of you and hoping all is well."

Short friendly and then never again. Don't call or text as that can lead some here to possible trouble.

Fancy8888 See my TER Reviews 255 reads
posted
4 / 33

Posted By: octavia.lexa
if provider chases you and hustles you for a booking?  
   
   
 is there is a certain expectation from provider to "solicit?"  
   
 so i had a situation recently. A gentlemen emailed me his info for verification and introduced himself and noted that he would like to meet me sometime in early 2016. I emailed him that he is all set, thanked him for all the info and said that I am looking forward to meeting him. He never specified which date or time he wants to meet. It is normal, because a lot of guys get verified ahead of the time so to get it out of the way. a few days go by...he messages: "Dear Octavia, I have not heard from you so I booked with another provider. Happy 2016. All the best to you. " WTF????  
   
 Was I supposed to send a follow up email asking him if he is still interested in booking a date? I  just don't do stuff like that , because some guys have to save up for a while to see a provider. I don't like to annoy. Are you more likely to book a provider if she keeps on sending you emails and texts and flirting.  
   
 Comment away...

octavia.lexa See my TER Reviews 327 reads
posted
5 / 33

is that it makes it easier to drop a booking/a client since i am not losing that much...to me his message gave me some info about his character...and i am not sure i want him as a client...  

yes from business school we know that when you lose a customer, it is not just one sale, but it could stream of income from the same person...but in this business, many customers like variety and do not repeat that often if at all

JackDunphy 221 reads
posted
6 / 33

Sometimes friends will hit me up with "Jack, here's the guys approach, think I should see him?" Now these tend to be girls I have known for eons and sessioned with many times.

I usually repsond with "do you get that innate "uh oh" feeling? If so, listen to it."

But sometimes it works the other way. I'll read the email,and say "no, I think you are missing what he is actually saying, he just worded it poorly" and that will make sense to the girl.

When in doubt go with your gut instinct is what I tell girls here i mentor. Guys too. :)

jelloman42 10 Reviews 301 reads
posted
7 / 33

...after making an earlier inquiry regarding a certain date which she was very receptive to...I booked a week in advance...2 days before the date she changed her mind and cancelled...

...so I guess flakiness goes both ways in this business...

lopaw 29 Reviews 245 reads
posted
8 / 33

....and I think most of us feel that way. That guy sounded like he could be a clingy needy type that needs constant attention from providers, and you may have very well dodged an annoying bullet.

some-guy 6 Reviews 280 reads
posted
9 / 33

It sounds to me like he was waiting for you to let him know what dates you have available.

Because he started out the conversation kind of vague; giving you a rough timeframe. Sounds like he was expecting you to follow that up with specific days -- thinking you were likely very busy.

That's the only thing I can think of. I highly doubt he was expecting you to "chase him down." It's very rare for a lady to do that. But a few that I have become particularly friendly with ... will sometimes shoot me a "hello," share a funny link, let me know if she is running "specials" or to ask if I think she should get a boob job (don't ask).

GaGambler 269 reads
posted
10 / 33

Perhaps he did not get your email stating that "he is all set" and he thought you never got back to him.

I know it's more likely that he is simply one of those guys that needs his hand held. I might suggest that you add to the little message that Jack mentioned you could send to him, you might add "as I told you in my last email, you are go to go and I would be happy to see you in the future" You might just get an email from him saying "what email?" and that would clear things up if it were the case.

and no, I don't really like and I certainly don't expect to be "pursued" I will confess if a lady does seem eager to meet me, I might push her towards the top of my "to do" list, but that can backfire as well if she simply comes across as money hungry and "pushy"

octavia.lexa See my TER Reviews 239 reads
posted
11 / 33

i have a life , i had to cancel, i apologized...hate on me all you want,call me a flake...whatever makes you feel better...

sometime in the future i will publish the most important reason i had to cancel on you...then you will hopefully understand why i was nervous meeting you...

 
Posted By: jelloman42
...after making an earlier inquiry regarding a certain date which she was very receptive to...I booked a week in advance...2 days before the date she changed her mind and cancelled...  
   
 ...so I guess flakiness goes both ways in this business...

JackDunphy 176 reads
posted
12 / 33
PocoHunter 15 Reviews 231 reads
posted
13 / 33

However, if I contact a lady well in advance and express my intention to meet her at some point,  but I'm not certain yet when exactly, it is a good incentive for me to see her sooner if she sends me a tease-agram every once in a while. On the other hand, if she is a despot and her response sounds like "whatever", then that projects as a prelude of her bed manners, a total turn off. This is a customer service industry, lip service counts on more than one level.  

You are right, some of us have set hobbying budgets and must save for a high-end date, but teasing and flirting are part of the game; think of it as foreplay for a man's wallet.

BigPeterJohnson 38 Reviews 189 reads
posted
14 / 33

if you emailed back to let him know he was verified, the next step was his.

tho in your email you could have dropped a simple, "so when do you want to get together?"

if i have initiated contact, i love when ladies follow up and ask for dates.

but i've never met a lady or communicated with her, it bugs me when a complete stranger emails me and hits me up for a date.  that's so obviously hunting for an envelope.  at least when i've initiated contact i can maintain the illusion of studly flirting, as i am well known for.

BigPeterJohnson 38 Reviews 191 reads
posted
15 / 33

gut instinct is a great indicator in this biz.

Bianca See my TER Reviews 286 reads
posted
16 / 33

I agree he probably did not get your email. I had a similar experience but via text. The client contacted me via P411 at 10 am and asked  if I could see him at 9 pm.I told him yes I was able to meet and ask him to confirm asap (1 pm) I never heard back from him and I thought he was no longer interested. I got another appointment request for 8 pm and booked with the other client. After my appointment the 9pm client texted me the location where he wanted to meet. I did apologize and told him that I was no longer available and that I never received his confirmation but if he wanted to I could see him the next day. He texted me two days after and we were able to meet. It was a misunderstanding as for some reason I did not get his confirmation text and after all we had a great session and he said he will definitely see me again when in town ( very nice gentleman).. it was nice to clear things up..

It seems that your client did not get the email because he said " I have not heard  from you".... I would let him know that he was not ignored and you responded. You never know, but it's up to you how you want to proceed..  

Best of luck!
Bianca

arkanjil 34 Reviews 171 reads
posted
17 / 33

Last message I sent out to her was "let me know what time you're available" 4 days has gone and passed yet no word from her. A touring provider was in town that I had wanted to book so I messaged the first provider if she's still down for the meeting because there's a touring gal I wanted to book. No response. My first assumption was that she didn't want to see me.

So I booked the touring gal.

Turned out, first girl had me on spam and responded back that she missed my emails by accident and shes open to seeing me RIGHT NOW. Too late. I already booked someone else.

All it takes is a missed message. I ended up booking her 2 weeks later. Everyone lived happily ever after.

The yes I can handle. The no I can deal with. It's the maybes....oh the maybes..they'll kill ya

russbbj 89 Reviews 191 reads
posted
18 / 33

If I'm going to travel to see a lady, I'll reach out to her, have her screen me, tell her the dates that I can come visit and ask her if she's available on any of those dates and if so which work better for her. So here's why, if I'm traveling to see her and I say I can see her week of 18th or week of 25th on a specific day or two of those weeks then she can give me dates which work better for her schedule or even perhaps if Aunt Flo typically visits week of 25th.

What I don't want is to say a specific date, have her accept that date and travel to see her only to have Aunt Flo to show up and then she has to cancel. I've invested money, time, energy and perhaps vacation time to go see her.

This allows her to fit my request into her schedule, and allows me to secure my travel arrangements.

nothrofboston 24 Reviews 185 reads
posted
19 / 33

I've seen her before. I always appreciate a hello, how's things been.  
I realize it's a business but I've never been hassled.  

I do like a reply when I reach out, but I understand unavailability. Then there's the always pleasant "hi, I'm xxx, you sound like fun, give me a shout if" or when an elite courtesan introduced herself asking ...  "and when am I gonna meet Mr NoB" .... HELLO O!

I'll always have my ATF, that's where you'll usually  find me .... but

 
Posted By: octavia.lexa
if provider chases you and hustles you for a booking?  
   
   
 is there is a certain expectation from provider to "solicit?"  
   
 so i had a situation recently. A gentlemen emailed me his info for verification and introduced himself and noted that he would like to meet me sometime in early 2016. I emailed him that he is all set, thanked him for all the info and said that I am looking forward to meeting him. He never specified which date or time he wants to meet. It is normal, because a lot of guys get verified ahead of the time so to get it out of the way. a few days go by...he messages: "Dear Octavia, I have not heard from you so I booked with another provider. Happy 2016. All the best to you. " WTF????  
   
 Was I supposed to send a follow up email asking him if he is still interested in booking a date? I  just don't do stuff like that , because some guys have to save up for a while to see a provider. I don't like to annoy. Are you more likely to book a provider if she keeps on sending you emails and texts and flirting.  
   
 Comment away...
-- Modified on 1/7/2016 5:00:01 AM

nothrofboston 24 Reviews 215 reads
posted
20 / 33
jelloman42 10 Reviews 232 reads
posted
22 / 33

If you were nervous about meeting me then why PM me that you wanted to meet? Why respond when I inquired about a possible appointment? Why accept the appointment? Why make up a bunch of excuses I never asked for? Why then, after I posted this, re-invite me to come see you? Why blow up my phone with texts? Why, when I refused, call me a bitter old man?

I've dealt with enough bat shit crazy in my life...I got into this to avoid exactly this kind of drama...

I wished you last night, and I wish you now a happy and prosperous life...

Be well..

BigPeterJohnson 38 Reviews 149 reads
posted
23 / 33

i'd eat pancakes and go antique shopping with you, alyson!

but seriously you are right, in the end this is a business transaction, and if the guy wants to meet you, its up to him to make it happen. sure, you're happy to respond in a flirtatious and inviting manner, but it's not your job to pursue clients, its your job to make clients happy once the transaction has begun.

if a guy needs hand holding he should get a girl friend.  personally i want you ladies to hold something else.

i thought i was pretty high maintenance, but a lady recently told me i was a very low maintenance client. god, i hate to think what a high maintenance guy is like!  and how you girls put up with them!  lol!

nothrofboston 24 Reviews 184 reads
posted
24 / 33

Good point. I'm here to make friends ... friends who like to pleasure me and I them. I try to be understanding. My NCNS last night, after I booked the hotel. I'm very, very unhappy and feel like I was played.  

You learn to move on from those, but the cancels, I'm willing to  
turn the page and see that provider, but we'll need to talk first.

I'll never name names here on the DB ... I think it's uncool in most cases and feel I have more to lose than gain. Call me selfish. Even using my alias, which I don't like to do.  

 
Posted By: arkanjil
Last message I sent out to her was "let me know what time you're available" 4 days has gone and passed yet no word from her. A touring provider was in town that I had wanted to book so I messaged the first provider if she's still down for the meeting because there's a touring gal I wanted to book. No response. My first assumption was that she didn't want to see me.  
   
 So I booked the touring gal.  
   
 Turned out, first girl had me on spam and responded back that she missed my emails by accident and shes open to seeing me RIGHT NOW. Too late. I already booked someone else.  
   
 All it takes is a missed message. I ended up booking her 2 weeks later. Everyone lived happily ever after.  
   
 The yes I can handle. The no I can deal with. It's the maybes....oh the maybes..they'll kill ya.  
 

BigPeterJohnson 38 Reviews 158 reads
posted
25 / 33

liked for 'everyone lived happily ever after.'

that's just how i see the hobby!

Fridays117 27 Reviews 221 reads
posted
26 / 33

I was contacted out of the blue by a provider that I have had my eye on her profile here on TER whom I know is legit but just have never gotten around to contacting myself.
She knows from my posts on the NY board that I am always interested in finding out about gals who will make the trek out to Long Island and was thinking of touring out here/there.  Before responding immediately, I did a double take.  Very infrequently do women EVER make the first move IMH experience.  Thinking about it, I decided, what the heck, and checked out her website (again).  She was cute, well reviewed and so I filled out her screening form.  I never specified a date or time to meet.  This verified to me that it WAS her and not some catfish.  We emailed a bit back and forth in a nice conversation and I made a non-commital "sometime in the next few months" general day and time.  She agreed and I left it at that.  Now I don't expect any contact from her.  The ball is in my court for setting it up (with a few days to a week's notice). She might or might not contact me, but I don't expect it.  I was already planning on seeing another lady and that fell through (her travel dates were all mixed up) and had already begun planning around another encounter a month out.  So this ine was a curveball out of the blue.  Being on a budget (and paying off Christmas) I haven't seen anybody since Nov, so I'm about to bust.  Maybe I'll see this one next month and my original choice this month, either way she will get a call and/or date from me because I NEVER leave anyone hanging or cancel something thats already set up

Larissa_Sweets See my TER Reviews 198 reads
posted
27 / 33

If they text or write I text and write back. I only write to a client when it's time to confirms that's it. A lot of these guys want to jerk off for free and not see you. Don't think so.

octavia.lexa See my TER Reviews 250 reads
posted
28 / 33

i told you initially that i was not comfortable if you have to travel such a long distance just to see me, it puts a lot of pressure on me...i felt the pressure because i am responsible person and care about people...yes, it is your choice to make the trip, but it does not take away the responsibility i feel..it is just the type of person i am..

you are unreasonably bitter over a cancellation with a reasonable notice..after i saw the post, i realized how upset you were and invited you back....

i was nice to you an offered you extra hour for free, because of your long drive...i was even trying to meet you in nyc to make it easier on you....

i am not such irresponsible bitch like you paint me to be...

your next provider better does not dare to cancel out on you...

we were supposed to make love, not war...oh well...

Skyfyre 174 reads
posted
29 / 33

Don't know about other dudes but it does give my ego a positive vibe to feel wanted (yeah I know it's marketing blah blah...).

"The squeaky wheel gets the wheel" and all that!

Also I'm rather partial to "needy" females.  

There's a reason why in real life businesses solicit. Because it works

davincib1 96 Reviews 175 reads
posted
30 / 33

A couple of months ago I contacted a provider via her site as well as text (she allowed).  She got back to me later that night via text and she answered all my questions, until she stopped texting.  When I woke up the next morning I checked my email and it was from her, she had apologized for falling asleep while texting me and asked if I would like to continue our conversation from the night before.  I let her know that an apology was not necessary, but the fact that she sent me that email let me know that I wasn't going to spend time with a robot.  Not saying that I expect that from everyone, but a little courtesy goes a long way.  To answer your question Octavia, no it is not your responsibility to hound someone who gives you a vague time frame as to when they would like to see you, frankly I think that that was quite childish of him.  However, it is nice when a provider lets you know that the feeling is mutual as pertaining to a potential session (within reason).  I like anticipation, a little flirting never hurts, and something more than the standard "I will contact you a day prior to to our appointment with the location" makes for more anticipation.  How much flirting, texts and emailing is in accordance to how comfortable you feel with going that extra mile.  It never hurts, and of course i am speaking from what I would like personally, but I am also not naive enough to think that some won't take that as more than it is and I know providers have to toe that line to prevent stalkers :-).

J0e_Fella 35 Reviews 201 reads
posted
31 / 33

... the art of seduction. :)

My favorite sent a picture text of a new slip-on dress, a fresh rib bye, a favorite bottle of scotch and it said, "Went shopping and thought about you". Needless to say, I'll go to the moon for a good piece of juicy meat along with a fine liquor and among other things. lol
Posted By: octavia.lexa
if provider chases you and hustles you for a booking?  
   
   
 is there is a certain expectation from provider to "solicit?"  
   
 ... Are you more likely to book a provider if she keeps on sending you emails and texts and flirting.  
   
 Comment away...

HarryWotton 11 Reviews 126 reads
posted
32 / 33

so I figured I would reply, even if it is not novel.  When I get an e-mail from a lady telling me that she is in the same area where we last saw each other or I get a "hello, it would be nice to see you again" I like it and I do not feel it is an intrusion, I think it makes smart business.    

However, I totally get your example about the boutique, I feel the same way in general and I would say that in this little endeavor of ours, the margin is even thinner.   If I were to get multiple e-mails soliciting me on a regular basis, instead of thinking "yeah, I had a nice time with X, it might be nice to see her again,"   the thought would turn to "holy shit, am I dealing with a nut job?  Let's make sure I never see her again."     Obviously, a friendship is another matter but if there is no friendship and there are multiple solicitations, a guy, at least this guy, would get nervous.

MatureGFE See my TER Reviews 151 reads
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33 / 33
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