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buckaroo69$ 2 Reviews 1083 reads
posted
1 / 19

I found a provider with nice pics and good bio. New to my area. The problem is i cant verify her on any othersitesor groups
  What should i ask her to verify her ?   I scheduled a session now im having second thoughts Any advice

Hpygolky 214 Reviews 43 reads
posted
2 / 19

Question, why would you ask her to verify herself AFTER you made plans? Shouldn't this have been asked prior to setting something up? If you're not sure, ask and If she gets pissed then good for you, maybe you dodge a bullet..but asking after?
But I wanna ask, what if you ask...and she tells you that maybe we shouldn't meet....Then a month down the road she starts to get 10/10 reviews. Turns out she'd the real deal. What would you do?? Call her again with your tail between your legs?

36363jensen 4 Reviews 41 reads
posted
3 / 19

I agree with Happy's comment. I think the only additional point to consider is your budget and the session cost. How unhappy will you be if you put money down but really don't like the results?  If it's money you can loose and not feel like it's changing anything for you tomorrow, unless you have some other things that are bothering you I say take the chance.

 
But why the second thoughts now? Is there something you can maybe find that is bothering you -- or is just just a bit of cold feet due to the lack of information (which is just what you had when you made the appointment)? Or is there something you're now thinking about that is changing your gut feeling about the situation? I've found that trusting instincts /intuitions has worked pretty well for me.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 38 reads
posted
4 / 19

If the provider doesn't have reviews or info,  Google search comes up empty when you search the phone #, I would never schedule the appt.  

Imo the absolute worst case scenario here is a lot worse than best case scenario.

zenshouse 54 Reviews 42 reads
posted
5 / 19

I’m a risk taker, but I always trust my gut. If you’re gut is telling you to walk away, then walk away.

Rafl 42 reads
posted
6 / 19

I agree. You’re the consumer. If it doesn’t feel right don’t go.

Posted By: Zeel
Re: Trust Your Gut
I’m a risk taker, but I always trust my gut. If you’re gut is telling you to walk away, then walk away.

WIMissScarlet See my TER Reviews 50 reads
posted
7 / 19

Ask her for her website/social media/review info.  
If she is real this should not be an issue.  
You already know what I am going to say next but you guys really need to think with the big head first. Of course she is going to have nice pics and a good bio. She wants you to book with her. "She" might also be a random dude in India who has generated everything that gave you a woody using AI.  
I am assuming you found something that might be off as to why you are having second thoughts. Proceed with caution.

impposter 49 Reviews 55 reads
posted
8 / 19

How far out did you schedule? Is it for tomorrow or next week? Can you cancel w/o a $ penalty or a "pissed her off" penalty?
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I.e., a polite "I need to (cancel; delay; reschedule) our appointment. My company is undergoing some sudden changes and I've got several important meetings that week." or "... my (friend; relative) just went into the hospital and I'm on duty to provide a lot of support (in the hospital; at their house; to their kids; ...)."  "Thanks so much for understanding."
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... hardly sounds as bad as "I don't know. 'I'm having second thoughts.' I need proof. Show me your badges!" "Badges? I don't got to show you no stinkin' badges! You are now on my official Do Not See list!"

Posted By: buckaroo69$

I found a provider with nice pics and good bio. New to my area. The problem is i cant verify her on any othersitesor groups  
   What should i ask her to verify her ?   I scheduled a session now im having second thoughts Any advice

QueenBia See my TER Reviews 34 reads
posted
9 / 19

When posting threads it’s important to share the relevant information and we can better assist. 🤔  
Smile for me! Personally, I would pass if the provider is not verifiable. The only way I would is if someone I knew personally could vouch for that individual person. Peace of mind is priceless.

Lt_FrankDrebin 10 Reviews 43 reads
posted
10 / 19
eastside70 42 Reviews 44 reads
posted
11 / 19

If I can't verify a provider to my satisfaction, I'm not going to contact them ever. Let alone, schedule a session with them and then have 2nd thoughts about it.

I have a feeling that if you cancel your scheduled session with her, she'll blacklist you as a timewaster at a minimum.  

Additional thought: if you're going to ask for advice about a provider, at least provide their name and any other info you have about them so that others can provide an appropriate response. Otherwise, it's just wasted space.

mrfisher 112 Reviews 43 reads
posted
12 / 19
cks175 44 Reviews 37 reads
posted
13 / 19
RegencyHobbyist 109 Reviews 40 reads
posted
14 / 19

I agree with one exception: if she doesn’t have reviews and you can’t find any real online presence then I wouldn’t be very worried about being blacklisted.

impposter 49 Reviews 56 reads
posted
15 / 19

I had to look it up. There's a story about the name of that song. ... Upisde down, that's water over the Bridge.

Posted By: mrfisher
Re: Just piling on here...

mrfisher 112 Reviews 33 reads
posted
16 / 19

When Clapton ((?) was composing the song, he intended to write the word "bridge" over the middle section of the song, which is a technical term songwriter's use for that part of the song.

 
However, owing to his bad handwriting, the word was taken as "badge", and was thought that was the intended title of the song.

 
The rest is history.

 
This according to a DJ at a local radio station, FWIW.

thisisalloneword1234 16 Reviews 42 reads
posted
17 / 19

No reviews = Either scammer or non-GFE with bad attitide and one shot on goal = PASS!

impposter 49 Reviews 56 reads
posted
18 / 19

Well, here's a DIFFERENT story from a youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTluGUww7TU
Eric Clapton and George Harrison were co-writing the music and lyrics. GH had written the word "bridge" on the page (as mrfisher said, a musical "bridge" section). Clapton was looking at the page upside down and misread "bridge" as "badge" and started laughing, "What is Badge?" and they ended up calling the song "Badge."

Posted By: mrfisher
Re: Supposedly....
When Clapton ((?) was composing the song, he intended to write the word "bridge" over the middle section of the song, which is a technical term songwriter's use for that part of the song.  
   
   
 However, owing to his bad handwriting, the word was taken as "badge", and was thought that was the intended title of the song.  
   
   
 The rest is history.  
   
   
 This according to a DJ at a local radio station, FWIW.
If you don't like the youtube version of the story, you can retreat to a White Room With Black Curtains Near The Station, put some Cream in The Coffee Song and Dance the Night Away.  You have to admit: Those Were the Days!  
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EDIT: Here's the wikipedia entry, quoting George Harrison!  
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badge_(song)
" ... "I helped Eric write "Badge" you know. Each of them had to come up with a song for that Goodbye Cream album and Eric didn't have his written. We were working across from each other and I was writing the lyrics down and we came to the middle part so I wrote 'Bridge.' Eric read it upside down and cracked up laughing – 'What's BADGE?' he said. After that, Ringo [Starr] walked in drunk and gave us that line about the swans living in the park." ... "
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I repeat myself and still say, "Those Were the Days."

-- Modified on 7/21/2024 11:06:08 AM

Kitty76 See my TER Reviews 34 reads
posted
19 / 19

I am always available for any client but do not ask me to verify myself after you set a "DATE".

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