...or at least that's what the subject line read on an email I got today from a lady I've seen in the past. Only problem was, the To: line listed everyone she's seen along with what they paid for the session and for what service, and whether or not she was reviewed. It's like I got the provider's whole freakin' client database in one email, including business and home email domains (.com, .edu, .org), some real names, etc.
Now, if someone can explain why the fucking phone I bought yesterday won't let me text the people that sent me shit I'll forward the provider of their choice ASAP on me.
I am semi-nuke proof but even I would not like everyone a lady knows my email and name and that I have seen her professionally. I would not be happy and I have an hobby email or three. I get the negativity.
Another reason why screening keeps every one safe, when an accident like this happens. I have wonderd this before when scheduleing an outcall and you txt some one your address at a late hour and you may send to all contacts by mistake. That might look a little strange I know a hobby phone would solve that issue, but I'm sure it has happend.
...the lady feels awful about this; it was a careless mistake and one that cannot be undone. She's apparently lost some clients over this but others have been understanding. She's resolved to use a different methodology to communicate with her clients and that should preclude any future mishap. I think that's the end of the story...
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