1. Has an ATM Card

2. Does not have an ATM Card

1. Someone who's up front about who they are, what they want to do and when they want to schedule with the first email.

2. When I can see that we're clearly mismatched based on reviews he's submitted and the service I do (or don't) offer. Also, those who seek a "prescription" type service where nothing is left to the imagination or spontaneous spirit are big turn-offs for me.

#1 I have to agree wholeheartedly with what Love Lansy stated in her response. I'll also add that he knows exactly how much the donation will be.

#2 If he's too young or asks too many questions that are answered on my website. Most of my ads have links to my website.

Re:Two questions for providers

I think the ideal client is a guy who is nice and polite to me.The only way I think I would turn a client away if he started to act weird or freak out but how ever I have been lucky that I havent had to turn somebody away.