What constitutes giving the number? Don't get me wrong, I happen to agree that it is the responsibility of the cat to cover his own shit.
Since I haven't seen you I don't know if this is how you operate or not but generally the hobbyist calls or texts the provider( fucktard and hooktard to some) at some point even if it is the final room/apt # communication. Most providers use a two call system that is pretty well established in the community.
CFE, If I make that call to you and you now have my number on your phone have I "given" you my number and thereby implied my consent for you to call me or does it need to be verbally communicated, ie "here is my number, call me"? Do I need to tell you specifically to lose my number after our meeting?
Originally Posted by boardman
I never call, nor accept calls, because I have my own litterbox to deal with. Texts, when discreetly worded, are a lot easier to pass off as work related than a sultry female voice. I do text a discreet message to someone who has sent a request with their cell phone number attached. If they respond, I respond back, and the scheduling goes from there. Scheduling with me can be tricky, so I find text offers the quickest response time for that task. I let them know that I will send a direction text the night before; the idea being that it will be waiting for them in the morning when they turn their hobby phone on. I don't send "Hey, baby, wanna come see me?" messages unsolicited; although I will send a thank you message after they leave, I try to do so in a timely manner. I try to keep my messages concise and professional, but I tend to follow my partner's lead.
I do not save contacts, due to my litterbox. If I have a repeat request, I ask them to text me reminding me of who they are. I have a few frequent fliers who I have an understanding with, who I send my schedule first before posting to Twitter. The extent of this is, "I am available Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday." (for example) As an MT, this is easily explainable and not sexually suggestive - it doesn't even have to be from a female, unless the other party has failed to delete my messages or has added me to their phone list (don't do that, guys).
If people do not want me to contact them via text, it is as simple as stating in their request, "Contact through p411, please." I don't bite, and am more than happy to abide by requests when they are made. If you for sure, definitely, 100% don't want a provider contacting you via text or call, it should be simple enough to hide your number on your p411 profile. You may miss out on special offers, as previously stated, but that may be worth it to those who insist on needlessly sticking their fat in the fire by not getting a hobby phone.