But of course I was being sarcastic, the point being this is a public board and you don't get to decide who replies to your posts!

I had no idea he had a rash until it was time to start the session. He had jeans on so I couldn't tell. It happened years ago and I don't play games when it comes to my health. I've worked in the medical field so I know what to look for. I walked out, and that's all I cared about. I'm not going to waste time asking him questions.

I'll rephrase, Did you work in the medical field in a Leper Colony?

He doesn't have paper work or nothing to prove he's alright, after i see him if it looks weird, I would terminate the date. I don't expect you to see me if I look sick or look like there is something wrong with me. I personally demand the same respect.  The donation isn't worth it and it's not like I'm dismissing him, he has the paper work and is so caught up in seeing me then i will see him as long as there is nothing wrong with him, I'm good. Other than that No Sorry I won't do it. Health is never worth good sex or money. Even if it's not harmful to me I want to know. Some people lose insight that sex comes with a lot of responsability and in some cases disease. Nope, I'm good.

& although, I do not DISCRIMINATE, if I see something that I may even think is contagious & have little to no knowledge about, I would have to immediately terminate to appointment!

I use a 10,000 foot pole with these people...

EVERYTHING is YMMV, and some of that is largely based on how up-to-par someone's hygiene/health is. If a dude shows up with a contagious (or "communicable," in the parlance of the OP) skin condition that he was willing to expose me to, that demonstrates a complete disregard for my health. Hell to the no. If he wants to use the remainder of his time chit-chatting or taking a nap, no problem. But he would have no right to expect any money back. We have the absolute right to deny any service if we feel it's necessary for the sake of health or hygiene. If a guy like that doesn't want to spend the cash if he's not getting the full gambit of services, then he shouldn't book time knowing that his physical condition could adversely affect the provider.

And I am not defending this hypothetical guy in this hypothetical situation. And you are not talking about YMMV and a partial denial of services. You specifically state that you would completely deny him service. And if an escort doesn't do anything and keeps your money, she robbed you. If you kick him out you should throw his money out after him. Let's be clear, neither of you have offered any justification for keeping his money other than you are pissed and he is a bad person. Fair enough and those are grounds to kick him out. But those are not valid grounds to keep his money. Moreover, in this hypothetical there is no physical injury. Now if you want to, you could argue that he has cost you an hour of your time and that he should forfeit his money because of that. But neither of you have argued that. And to do so would be disingenuous at this point.

Anyone setting up a session with you (or anyone that's advertising as a hooker) is only doing so to have sex.

One of those unspoken but universally known rules concerning booking a service where human contact is involved is that the person booking the service is fit to receive said service(unless you're a doctor, where the level of assumed risk is different).  If you show up to a professional massage appointment with a communicable disease that the massage therapist could contract, the massage therapist won't see you and you won't be refunded the cost of the appointment.  Seeing a hooker isn't much different in that sense.  

The way I read the OP, the client is aware of this skin problem before the date takes place. My assumption is that the booking takes place while the client has said skin malady and the client goes through with the booking and doesn't make the provider aware of the malady prior to the date taking place.  

Seriously, in what universe are escorts advertising that all services are guaranteed or your money back? For this situation to constitute fraud, we'd basically have to put in our ads that you can show up with Greyscale and we're obligated to either carry on as if you're not gross OR eat whatever costs we incurred/wages we lost in the event that you show up with something we can catch.  

http://www.cs.xu.edu/~osborn/main/lawSchool/contractsHtml/bottomScreens/Briefs/Restatement%20162.%20When%20a%20Misrepresentation%20is%20Fraudulent%20or%20Material.htm

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As I understand it, your argument as to why you get to keep this guy's entire fee (other than that massage therapists do it too!) is that he cost you an appointment and that there are other ancillary expenses occurred in getting ready for the date.  

Of course she saw it. AFTER the session had already began. Had she seen it or known about it prior to the session starting, there wouldnt have been a booking in the first place.  

I assume he knows because the OP posited it as so. I assume he knows because if someone can see a nasty looking rash on someone else, the person who has the rash knows it's there.

Because I can.  I have the numbers.  I'm pretty anal-retentive when it comes to doing my taxes and figuring out my costs. I can tell you how much it costs me in time and materials per each session, including transportation costs, lube use, and the resulting laundry. I can tell you how much it costs for me to turn a light on in my incall space, or how much internet I have to use in order to stream music for a date. But that information is extraneous to the question that was posited originally.  

But my point is that there's no obligation to engage in physical activity. That's why I mentioned the "everything is YMMV" concept.  

And i listed some of the cost expenditures in the post above.  

You have something that looks bad, you are out.