Hobbyist would quit making appointments with providers because they would never know if they would be turned away when they show up at a provider's incall. Originally Posted by Sneaky WinkyAnd some providers are willing to take that risk. I think if it didn't happen often, and some sort of justification could be seen, the damage to their business would be minimal.
Heck you might not like me after we talk and I always offer you" if you don't like me your free to leave" concept ..Rebecca, do you think that this is a standard arrangement among most providers? In other words, if a guy scheduled an appointment with a provider, had her come to his place, invited her in, chatted with her for a while, maybe shared a drink or two, and then asked her to leave without any payment because he felt the chemistry wasn't right, how do you think most providers would react to that? Any chance she'd write a negative report about him?
Originally Posted by Rebeccaofdallas
I like Alea"s idea.. Very smart lady..Rebecca,
I know this isn't a dating site its not my first rodeo. I know this is "work" but I would also like to think of it as a lifestyle with added benefits for both of us.
Originally Posted by Rebeccaofdallas
Heck you might not like me after we talk and I always offer you" if you don't like me your free to leave" concept .. Originally Posted by RebeccaofdallasWhen did you start doing that?
I am just curious . If you as hobbyist have the right to choose your providers do we as providers have a choice to choose our hobbyist?A hobbyist has the right to contact you (by virtue of the fact that you've made your contact information accessible). He doesn't have the right to see you unless both of you decide to see each other. (meaning that both of you only have the right to veto a meeting. Neither of you have a right to insist on one.)
When you walk into your scheduled appointment have you ever said “this is not what I wanted and I can’t go through with this”?I only cancelled one appointmet. I did it several hours in advance and I paid for the full price of the session ($600.00). I'd seen the provider twice before and her attitude the day of the visit made me decide I didn't want to see her again. I have no idea what is considered customary.
Should we as providers see everyone that comes through our door just because we are providers?No. I really wanted to find providers who were selective enough to choose the type of client they preferred so that I could find one who expected a connection with a hobbyist who scheduled multi-hour, regular appointments. I even posted a list of expectations in my p411 profile that I hoped would discourage providers who were looking for a different type of client from accepting an appointment. However, it seems that every provider I cobtacted assured me she could meet those expectations, but apparently most of them stopped reading after the part about ``regular, multi-hour client.'' I concluded that most providers DO accept anyone who walks through the door, since no one ever said no to me and I am certain there was no connection with most.
We don’t know if there will be a connection before you come see us. And I as a provider don’t want to feel like a blow up doll..Well, I never expected to treat a provider as a blow up doll, but with a couple of exceptions most of them seemed to expect me to treat them that way (and treat me as an ATM), since they never appeared to have read past the ``regular, multi-hour client'' part in my p411 profile.
I would think the way the economy is that you would appreciate a provider saying “this isn’t going to work and I don’t just want to go through the motions keep your wonderful gift and I am glad we got to meet” .I would have appreciated that regardless of the economy. It just never happened.
I would love to hear what your thoughts are on this?I solved the problem by getting out of p4p.
Maybe things could be handled differently?I'm sure things could be handled differently. The only way that would happen would require providers to target the specific type of client they want to have as clients rather than trying to be all things to all clients. Not many providers do that.
but at the same time, if you or any other provider did proper screening, you should be able to find out enough about the guy to know if he is physically unattractive or not, if he has issues you don't want to deal with or not and should make that choice during screening NOT when he is at your door unless YOU agree to meet someplace on your own time for free to chat. Originally Posted by LazurusLongAre you kidding me? Just proof that you know nothing about being a provider...but why should you, you have a penis. So how about you just stop pretending that you do and leave that to the ladies?
Rebecca asked me to contact her but has her PM's disabled.Uhhhh...
How should I answer her or contact her since she specifically asked me to do so if this happened to me? Originally Posted by LazurusLong