I called a massage provider to schedule an appointment.  It was my first time calling her.

Her name is listed as Melody here and on ny-exotics, but her voice mail says a different name.

I didn't want to leave a message on the voice mail, in case it's a wrong number, somehow.  The last thing I want to do is leave my phone number on some other person's machine.

What do you all think?  Just go see someone else?  I'd leave a message that doesn't say anything about why I want her, but if the number does belong to someone else, by now I am sure they would know the deal, and I'd be revealing myself to someone not involved in the hobby.

Or do we imagine that Melody is her "stage name" and she doesn't care that another name (maybe her real one) is on her outgoing message?

Perhaps you want to try and email one of the gentlemen that has reviewed her on TER,using the TER mail. They may be able to clear up the name and number snafu.

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I have four phone lines within my home/business.  Just this week the number I normally give to a first time client was not working.  I know longer advertise and use the number on a limited basis and had not found the time to call the phone company about the problem.  I rec'd appointment request did the verifications I do and called said number to give my number and at that moment realised I would have to give out my second number which has a voice mail that states my business name.  I wasn't comfortable with this but since I was able to autheticate the gent I gave the number but forgot to state he would receive a business message if I was unable to answer the call. First time occurrence for me so I did not hit the advance forward button and forsee all the problem poles. This could  well be the way she handles all her calls. Which I agree would be confusing and definitely risky... or she may of had something else happen and just failed to advance play and see all the problems that might be posed from her difficulty.