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thisisalloneword1234 17 Reviews 4679 reads
posted
1 / 31

There are some providers whom I am not totally sold on seeing based only on their reviews and their website. So I want to ask a question and use the friendliness of their response to decide if should take the plunge. The question should show I am serious but not committed. And the question should provide an easy out if I don't like their answer..

Hopefully I am not over thinking this. It's just that I've always made my initial communication with a provider be a full blown appointment request with all my screening info. Trying now to take it a step back to evaluate them a little before committing to an appointment.

inicky46 61 Reviews 104 reads
posted
2 / 31

Also, expecting this kind of interaction with many, if not most, girls will get you cut off as a time-waster.

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 120 reads
posted
3 / 31

their take on the friendliness of the person in question.  If she has been friendly with them in communication, then she will be more likely than not be friendly with you, unless you have a totally repulsive personality.  

 
But I would not just reach out to them to chat up, with no desire to meet up.

thisisalloneword1234 17 Reviews 104 reads
posted
4 / 31

It's not to chat. I want to only ask one question before sending the whole enchilada text to book a session. Perhaps something like if they could confirm the donation is $$$?

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 93 reads
posted
5 / 31

I was going to tell him that providers have a word for a guy like this . . . . .    Lol

 
To the OP, this is TER, not Match.com.  You are here to find a sexual experience that includes the activities you want, not a real life girlfriend to watch a movie with.    

thisisalloneword1234 17 Reviews 89 reads
posted
6 / 31

I don't think you both understood my question. Or are you saying the only question a provider will indulge is "Are you available at XX time for a X hour session?" ? And any other question is considered time wasting?

That has not been my experience. I have asked providers about their rates and general location first and got responses. Based on the responses I would then send all my screening info.

I am not looking to have a conversation. I just want to ask ONE question  before sending over screening.. If they don't answer that ONE question then I won't book..  But I want the question to be legit enough and worthy of a response. So if there's no response then it will be their loss, not mine.

lester_prairie 12 Reviews 98 reads
posted
7 / 31

Many SWs are lazy at pursuing clients.  They can call them time wastes ... but it joften means they don't want to be bothered closing the deal.  They just want the sale handed to them.

CuriousGeorge1152 91 reads
posted
8 / 31

Generally, your first intro has one goal...to show you're serious, so keep it short and sweet - date (or date range), length of time, incall/outcall and general location.  You can mention if you're a VIP membership of some site like TER or p411 to add legitimacy. If at all possible, postpone screening forms to later if required.  

If reviews are available, then you should have enough info already to commit on the follow-up.  If not, then try to arrange a quick phone call to get more of her vibe. Not feeling it in the phone call? Then turning down the next step (full screening) is fine...just do it respectfully.  

BTW, becoming a p411 member should help make everything smoother. Well worth it.  

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 118 reads
posted
9 / 31

is about specific sexual activities on her menu, she will most likely shut you down right there.  Those are the kinds of questions LE asks when they are setting up a working girl.  If you are asking something innocuous, like does she see guys with an eye patch and a wooden leg, it has nothing to do with sex, and she should answer without any blowback.  

John_Laroche 103 reads
posted
10 / 31

(ask in the form of an answer). More accurately, in your into, describe a scenario and allow her the opportunity to respond or not. eg:
I only enjoy sessions that allow me to  xyz... Please respond if you think we are compatible and I'd be happy to then share my references, etc...

 
Providers rarely indulge in Q&A beyond what's already in their ad or profile, so tread lightly. Even doing so, there's a good chance that you'll be ignored.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 119 reads
posted
11 / 31

you offer a bit more context regarding just what problem you're trying to solve.

 
Looks like you've been around a while -- even if perhaps intermittently -- so should have a pretty good idea on how the game is played. But it sounds a bit like you're thinking you've been making some less optional appointments recently and hoping to change that. Is that the case?

 
Perhaps another setting might be you want to spend longer times but what makes a good or acceptable short session can turn a longer session into a nightmare -- or at least a really boring and unremarkable event that was generally considered a waste of time and money.

 
If not and you asking for some other reasons I think some of the responses are correct. Providers and bookers are not going to spend some time "interviewing" with you. That seems like something more for SB-SD playground than the escort world.

herbtcat 6 Reviews 91 reads
posted
12 / 31

This is really not complicated.  

 
Ask her if she will do, or would like you to do, something non-sexual for the session. Like, "can you please wear a white blouse and short skirt?" Or "can I bring you your favorite beverage?" Or "do you prefer early afternoon or late evening appointments?"  Or read her website and ask about something you see in her About Me/Bio section like "I see you are a fan of 80's rock. Should I bring my Stones CD?"  

 
Keep it short.  
Keep it relevant to your session or her preferences for her sessions.  
Keep it sex-topic free.  

 
Life is good

 
The Cat

eastside70 47 Reviews 144 reads
posted
13 / 31

IMO, a provider would see this as time-wasting:

Posted By: thisisalloneword1234

There are some providers whom I am not totally sold on seeing based only on their reviews and their website. So I want to ask a question and use the friendliness of their response to decide if should take the plunge. The question should show I am serious but not committed. And the question should provide an easy out if I don't like their answer..
IMO, this is exactly what a provider wants to see during your 1st contact:
Posted By: thisisalloneword1234

It's just that I've always made my initial communication with a provider be a full blown appointment request with all my screening info.
IMO, you need to work out all of your hesitations about seeing them BEFORE you contact a provider. Or else, play your little question game and possibly be labeled as a time-waster.

Hpygolky 233 Reviews 94 reads
posted
14 / 31

But a little pizazz or mustard on the questions that are pertinent to the meeting. Make a little light of it, in a good way. Most have got a kick out of it but you have to be creative. Now, in all fairness, some may not see the humor. But some let their guard and open up. But if you get her booker, shit watch out, game over for you....lol..They don't take too much shit.
It's my approach, but some have found my jovial nature kinda childish....but I don't care.

holystonethedeck 105 Reviews 111 reads
posted
15 / 31

In your OP you referred to a "friendly response" and then later on you dropped the "friendly". Not sure what you're looking for really.

Just FYI I have interacted with many ladies during screening/setup and have gotten very business-like, curt responses. I expected them to be somewhat cool in person but they were wonderful - warm and affectionate.

Don't judge a woman by the friendliness of her response. These ladies deal with a lot of crap and I don't blame them for trying to come across as not particularly friendly in emails in order to stop problems before they start.

1angelinajones See my TER Reviews 112 reads
posted
16 / 31

Hey  @Coeur-de-lion  

You always  make  me  LOL!

 
Like who even thinks of funny stuff like this?  

"If you are asking something innocuous, like does  
she see guys with an eye patch and a wooden leg"...

Thank you, needed a laugh today! ;)

AJ💕

thisisalloneword1234 17 Reviews 85 reads
posted
17 / 31

I am ok with a curt response if it is timely. But a curt response 24 hours after my question is a red flag.

I won't tolerate any attitude in the response though. A provider who has her act together will treat everyone serious with respect.  It's just good business practice.

thisisalloneword1234 17 Reviews 122 reads
posted
18 / 31

Posted By: eastside70
provider. Or else, play your little question game and possibly be labeled as a time-waster.
I can accept the risk of being labelled a time-waster. Like I said before, these are providers whom I am already on the fence about. Something about their reviews or pictures or what not didn't totally sell me on them..

paigesavage See my TER Reviews 137 reads
posted
19 / 31

are giving you the 411 on what many of my colleagues and I would consider this (re: wasting time).  

 
While I can understand where you're coming from by wanting to ask a question and determining level of "friendliness" based on the response given, one has to remember this isn't just pleasure but also a business. Just like clients, our time is valuable and to personally respond to the majority of cold inquiry emails that are all roughly asking at least one out of the same three questions (re: something about rates, something about screening, or "avail now bb?") eats into valuable admin time. And as someone who used to answer every single email dripping with honey personally, trust me, it's not normally worth it.  

 
Due to this, I moved to a template response + 3 email policy which has worked well for me & increased conversions
• You email me a general inquiry (re: no screening info included), you'll receive a template response w/links to answers
• You email me after receiving the template & ask questions that are not answered on my website, I'll respond personally
• You email me a second time w/no screening info but more questions, I'll answer *AND* in my response back I'll state something along the lines of, "out of respect for one another's time, if I do not receive your screening information either via my booking form or by your next email to me, I will unfortunately have to cease communications. Please note it's not personal; however, like you my time is valuable...."  

 

*Hot tip: some providers have what I like to call "vanity emails". This means the domain of the their email address is the exact same as their website. So if you're interested in Jane, and you can only find their email, but their email is contact @ meetjane (dot) com then you should just be able to type in meetjane (dot) come and *boom* there's their website.

-- Modified on 8/12/2021 8:13:20 PM

1angelinajones See my TER Reviews 131 reads
posted
20 / 31

It's the "game-playing" which is exhausting and  
frustrating when it often occurs  between  both  
perspective Clients and some Providers.

 
Your hard-earned money is at stake here and I
sympathize with those whom really don't see  
that this is a pretty straight-forward transaction.

 
Not  a  bit  like  the  transaction  of  purchasing  a  car....

 
However,  we  all  want  a   "Sports  Car  Convertible",  
with  all  amenities  included   with  a  sleek  exterior,
a  smooth,  tight-gripping  ride,
a  skilled  stick  "shift- (er)",  
and  a  guaranteed  warranty!  

 
It's  not  "Rocket  Science",   nor  should  it  be,  however  
there's  standard  protocol  which  each  reputable  
well-reviewed  Provider  requires  in  their  scheduling
procedure.

 
Thus,  a  Personal  Website  is  procured  to  answer  specific  or  vague
questions,  as  an  addendum  to  the  many  said  Provider's  Reviews  (YMMV)  
posted  here  on  TER,  and  on  other  Ad  Board/Review  Sites.

Thereafter,  research/Google  is  your "best friend",   at this point,  if you still have  
hesitation  in your decision-making.

 
Hence,  why not be very specific in posing your "Question", so as not to play the
frustratingly  "cat & mouse game"?    

 
"I'm interested in  POSSIBLY seeing you, however,  "x, y, z"?   0r  "if  you  can't  answer,
then,  I'm not  interested in booking".

 
If we dodge the "Query", then perhaps you've posed it in a most inappropriate
manner.....  

 
It's  a  delicate  dance...  

 
I  choose  to  be  more  "Business-Like  initially  and  have  a  pre-printed  
auto-response  generated  on  my  email  due  to  the  voluminous    
inquiries,  fully  well-knowing  that  99.9%  of  them  are  baseless  queries,
and  nothing  more.

 
If  I  had  one  flimsy  dollar  for  every  "serious  inquiry",   I'd  be  a  "Trillionaire"!

 
However,  I  digress.....

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 103 reads
posted
21 / 31

see your jovial nature?   LOL    (Just kidding, bro, you're one of the less serious ones here, and I like that.)

SpiritofTay See my TER Reviews 120 reads
posted
22 / 31

Ask the question to the lady in question, not this board. You have a 50/50 shot in getting the answer you seek. Good luck
Taylor

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 87 reads
posted
23 / 31

..Most of the times the info is on the website.. Why should you need to talk about that?

thisisalloneword1234 17 Reviews 101 reads
posted
24 / 31

Well I could say the ad looks really old, so want to confirm what is latest and greatest donation is. We've all seen providers who post different rates on different websites . So it's never clear till you hear it from the horses mouth.

After all, donation is what it is all about to them. Better to confirm the exact amount rather than string someone along who may think the donation is lower than it actually is.

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 93 reads
posted
25 / 31
thisisalloneword1234 17 Reviews 93 reads
posted
26 / 31

I like the idea of asking if they prefer morning or afternoon session. It shows some respect for them which should win you some points.  If you've got any more along those lines, do share them. I think asking about clothes may be dicey . Asking about music seems too irrelevant and more about you then them.

thisisalloneword1234 17 Reviews 101 reads
posted
27 / 31

Thanks for sharing your insights. Would you consider an inquiry like this time-wasting or serious:

"Your pics and reviews look great. Here's my screening info... Do you generally prefer morning or afternoon sessions"?

Or can you give some specific examples of inquiries that don't mention an appointment time but you will respond to?

cspatz 67 Reviews 95 reads
posted
28 / 31
coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 86 reads
posted
29 / 31

Some people find the ability to create humor to be a gift, while more serious people think its some form of mental illness. Everyone can decide for themselves.  Lol   I'm happy to entertain you now and then.  

eastside70 47 Reviews 157 reads
posted
30 / 31

Whenever I was on the fence about seeing a provider and went ahead and scheduled the date anyway, it didn't turn out liked I'd hoped. I should've listened to my gut. I do now. Live and learn.

Kitty76 See my TER Reviews 190 reads
posted
31 / 31

Actually that is a good question. And anyone who says that it's not (That person will take whatever is given to them).  Providers should ask the Hobbyist to be specific in what it is that he is looking for.  The more details that the Hobbyist gives and the more he's able to be flexible with the $$$$$CASH$$$$$ he has on hand then the easier it would be on both sides of the fense.

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