Love it!!I'm with you Miss Honey Rose!!!
It's easier to get reference names/websites/email addies via email than over the phone. "Here's how you spell 'classy Candy' K-l-a-s-s-i K-a-n-d-e-e.... and "Sexxxy Xanadu has 3 x's...I mean 4 x's counting the first one in Xanadu".
If the gentleman is going through P411, he has to send a PM because just saying his ID isn't any assurance that he's the person who owns it. Originally Posted by HoneyRose
I see many providers that prefer to schedule by PM or email only. If a girl is truly independent and she is the one actually booking her own appointments, then why wouldn't she schedule by phone Originally Posted by stevesandersonBecause when some guy says "this is stevesanderson" I don't really know it's him. It could be somebody using your handle and your reputation. So you sending me a PM/email/request through P411 is another added step for screening and security.
In addition to all the good explanations on both sides, I would add that I think a service being sold on the internet is very likely to have that sale completed using the technologies of the internet. Frankly one of my main annoyances is an ad that requires I call. Sometimes I'm not exactly in a position to call, but I can easily text, pm or email. Email or some other form of electronic communication kind of goes with advertising on the net. Originally Posted by sharktragerBoy, do I agree with Sharktrager. Since I have an SO in my life taking a call back, or any call from a provider can be a real messy problem. Email, PM, text, or P411 is a completely private way to book an appointment. I would prefer if a provider accepted all of those mechanisms to schedule a booking. In this day and age it is easy and cheap to have all of those methods of contact directed to your phone, as well as voice. Nothing irritates me more then phone tag. IMHO electronic written communication is fast, concise, and more accurate. It is my preference. I only use voice if I need to get a hold of a provider in a hurry. The only exception is if the provider requires voice contact. A practice that makes me uncomfortable.
I'm going to take every precaution I possibly can to make sure that you are who you say you are.
Meg Originally Posted by hotlips_houlihan
oh, Meg! You're a hoot! Originally Posted by HoneyRose
I see that we agree here. The only way I can be sure I'm communicating with the actual provider is by voice. Originally Posted by stevesandersonyou have no idea it's really her on the phone either. it could be a roommate or a friend and you won't know until you get there. i have no problem talking on the phone, but i require the gent also PM me or send me a request through p411 so that i know the person i am on the phone with is also the person i was communicating with via another avenue.