Guys,when youre at a hotel, DON'T leave  stupid msg like this:

"I'm at the Hyatt Regency in XCity at (xxx)xxx-xxxx, ask for room number xxxx."

A LOT a LOT a LOT of hotels ask "And the last name of the guest??".  We dont have it. You didn't give it to us. Hotel won't transfer our call to your room. We can't call u back. You didn't give a cell or alternative way to getyou. We didn't blow you off- you didnt give us any way to reach u.

The first thing that occurred to me was to ask why you don't have the last name of the client.

that when he left the message saying he was at a hotel and to call him there, that this was his FIRST time contacting her. You know, he's in a hotel, lonely, wants an escort, so he calls her number..

The hotel rules certainly have changed. It makes it more difficult for us to do some of the verifications we need to..

Not only is it difficult to call back. Its difficult to even get in the lobby now.
Went to meet someone out at the Disney Resorts .. well uhm their gated. Guard at the front ASKS you room number and person seeing they have a computer to look it up.
Thank god for business attire.

Thanks, Sedona. I sometimes forget that not all of us schedule our appointments several weeks in advance.

Rickbethel Morghan sednasd.:

Rick: Yeah,honey,  you need to read slower-read before u post. The last name wasn't known because as I wrote, guy didn't LEAVE me ANY name-first name -no last name AT ALL. You have to intuit since I said it was a hotel that he was a new client, calling out of the blue.  That he called me same day to book isnt the point. Point is I and lots of ladies get these calls on our vmail w/  no name & we can't return the call. Slow down, Rick and think and read.

Morghan: Youre right--I hear that. Hotels getting real   real picky nowadays.
Sedona: Thx for interpreting like you always pipe in on everyting every single day for us on this board.
thx everyone

Before the homeland security rules, people use to be able walk in the back doors of hotels. Not any more. Have to be careful in small towns, because the hotel management knows everyone who is checked in. That is why it is good to have a provider come in the hotel when things are busy, not late at night.