Have you ever made a call to a provider and then changed your mind after you heard her voice ? You call and start up a conversation and ask her something on purpose that you know she does not do, just to get an excuse not to see her (ask her if she has outcall, when she only does incall).

After calling a provider and hearing her voice did wish that you would have made the appointment alot earlier (man she sounds so sexy) ?

What does the sound a voice indicate to you ? Can you tell if the provider is a smoker or someone addicted to drugs ?

Should providers have a sound file on their websites to let potential clients know how they sound ? Some may not because of privacy issues.

I like deep voices.  Squeeky voices tend to throw me off.

I'm not sure the sound of the voice means anything but the content does.  For example if she mistakes you for her dealer, if is safe to assume she uses drugs and is probably high as you are speaking.  Another example might be if she were to ask you to bring a carton of cigarettes when you come over.

A sound file sounds good but then there would be the issue of bait and switch.  What if it was her but not her voice when you got to the appointment?  Would you stay or would you leave and only be with the person on the sound file?

Sorry, I am just feeling kind of stupid this AM

The sound of the voice is one factor in the decision making process.  I think the more communication you ahve had with the lady the less important it might be.  Hopefully, there has been enough communication so that the content of the communication can be judged, and less so the sound of the voice delivering it.  Personally, I don't think its ever been just exclusively the sound of her voice, that killed or sealed the deal.

I think the way a provider acts/speaks on the phone is very important.  It amazes me how many have no phone personality, or are rude, impolite, sound bored, etc.  
If they act that way I just say thank you and hang up.  Why should I pursue the situation further?  Is is so difficult to at least act cheerful and pleased someone called?  They are not even making an effort at this level.  Why should I risk compounding my mistake by adding $$ to the situation?  

I think the sound of their voice as well as phone etiquette are a big influence. And yes, I have recently experienced a very sexy voice that made me sorry I hadn't called her much earlier.

The sound of her voice is not much of an indicator of anything. Had some really "hot" sounding gals turn out not to be and some gals with "not so hot voices" turn out to be just incredible. As is stated above, I think what is more important is the content of the conversation along with her attitude and enthusiasm or lack thereof.

I have never pre-canceled because of her voice.  One did pre-cancel me, and I honestly have no idea why; I never come close to any of the “topics to avoid” on the phone.

I have, however, scratched off a few Ladies based upon the conversation.  Either slurred alcohol/drug like spaceyness, or just a sense that she wasn’t a fun person to be with (at least not with me).  More often I wind up having a delightful conversation, laughing by both of us, we find some areas of common interest, and then I wish the hours until meeting could pass more quickly.

When I spoke with some ladies on the phone (Roxanne from LV, Catherine Spiga and Madison for MN come to mind), I was EXTREMELY enamored with their voice.  It can be quite the aphrodisiac (sic?).

Communication is such an integral and important part of the date.  I find a pleasant voice particularly sexy.

Sedona, you can call me anytime.....

Buddy

If you like them with deep voices - Watch out for the Trannys!!