- Zoey Zacquery
- 10-14-2014, 10:16 PM
A calendar feature here would be great. Most of my clients book 3-6 weeks ahead of time, so I don't think you have to be in the city you're advertising for the same week you post the ad. I start advertising way ahead of time. I think you just must be planning to visit. And that five city limit thing too. I don't like that. I'm visiting eleven cities in the south soon so even if I only posted for each one every other week I couldn't actually advertise in all of them. Luckily they can all be in my signature.
- Old-T
- 10-15-2014, 08:04 AM
I travel almost constantly so to some degree I can understand the OP.
It doesn't bother me that a lady posts in multiple forums, advertizing her visits. But I do find it annoying when there are serious contradictions or outdated information. If I follow her post to her web site, I would like to see a calender on the web site--and if there IS a calender, PLEASE keep it up to date.
I recently wrote to a lady who had a post on here saying she was in City X from Oct 1st-10th. I was going to be there then, and wrote to her to schedule a date.
Her reply--in a very irritated tone--said, "I'm not in city X, I'm here in Y (1,000 miles away)".
I wrote back and said, "My bad. You still have a post up saying you are visiting X. You may want to update that.", and I included the link to her ECCIE post.
Her reply was basically, "You idiot, I am in Y. Quit wasting my time!". Her erroneous post is still up.
I am sure I will not wast her time in the future.
It doesn't bother me that a lady posts in multiple forums, advertizing her visits. But I do find it annoying when there are serious contradictions or outdated information. If I follow her post to her web site, I would like to see a calender on the web site--and if there IS a calender, PLEASE keep it up to date.
I recently wrote to a lady who had a post on here saying she was in City X from Oct 1st-10th. I was going to be there then, and wrote to her to schedule a date.
Her reply--in a very irritated tone--said, "I'm not in city X, I'm here in Y (1,000 miles away)".
I wrote back and said, "My bad. You still have a post up saying you are visiting X. You may want to update that.", and I included the link to her ECCIE post.
Her reply was basically, "You idiot, I am in Y. Quit wasting my time!". Her erroneous post is still up.
I am sure I will not wast her time in the future.
- Guest030824
- 10-15-2014, 10:08 PM
Zoey is among the few that keeps her calendar up to date and I appreciate some one that does that. If more of the ladies kept their calendar up to date we would head for that when checking her schedule.
Thanks Zoey
Thanks Zoey
- SpanishMami
- 10-16-2014, 07:17 PM
my schedule varies now unless i have "firm" travel or availability locally.i used to only have wednesday& thursdays by choice & it was no issue. but now, the gents want within 5 minutes, 40-50$ dates, or theyre extra paranoid.... starting to feel like im gonna consider days off from school & RW work as travel dates....
- Guest030824
- 10-16-2014, 07:46 PM
Mami what the hell do they think you are the 7/11? I would never think of requesting an appointment in just a few minutes or even hours. I try to schedule out a month in most cases.