Excel spreadsheet on the hard drive?
Google docs in the cloud?
"Bad breath", "Big/Medium/Small", "Needs a shower", etc.?
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- TravelinTony
- 09-30-2012, 09:50 PM
So here's what I was wondering: How providers keep records of their clients and what sort of stuff they include?
Excel spreadsheet on the hard drive?
Google docs in the cloud?
"Bad breath", "Big/Medium/Small", "Needs a shower", etc.?
(I understand, of course, that you may not wish to publicly answer, so just sign with an assumed name.)
Excel spreadsheet on the hard drive?
Google docs in the cloud?
"Bad breath", "Big/Medium/Small", "Needs a shower", etc.?
(I understand, of course, that you may not wish to publicly answer, so just sign with an assumed name.)
- Guest070818-1
- 10-01-2012, 03:30 AM
There isn't really too much of a need to document my client's information into a hard drive on my computer. The same goes for him too. Much of my "documented" biography and information is on my website.
The only thing I document is the name, number, ECCIE/P411 Handle, and the feeling he gave me when we experienced each other (And usually its always a good experience).
I DO make a mental note of a man's character, personality, and respect for me. Now, I wouldn't document how big this man's penis size was, or if he smelled like a High School Gym locker. In those situations, you just remember to take a shower, wash his balls, or do some kegel exercises before the session starts, lol.
Its nothing serious that I would personally write down in Google Docs.
The only thing I document is the name, number, ECCIE/P411 Handle, and the feeling he gave me when we experienced each other (And usually its always a good experience).
I DO make a mental note of a man's character, personality, and respect for me. Now, I wouldn't document how big this man's penis size was, or if he smelled like a High School Gym locker. In those situations, you just remember to take a shower, wash his balls, or do some kegel exercises before the session starts, lol.
Its nothing serious that I would personally write down in Google Docs.
- Tiffani Jameson
- 10-01-2012, 02:40 PM
I'll second that. There's no need for that level of documentation. If there is ever an issue along those lines, a lady knows how to handle it.
- wayen9696
- 10-25-2012, 05:31 PM
I would personally like for My Sweet Princess to keep some sort of record on me. There are a lot of things I PTMD about and I would want her to everything so in the event I'm lost behind closed dors she'll know exactly what to do. I only need one Sweet Princess and I would want her to know everything.
-- Just like that dog that finally caught the car he was chasing --
-- Just like that dog that finally caught the car he was chasing --
- Guest030824
- 10-25-2012, 11:44 PM
When you join her web site she has a list of some of her clients. Some keep a list on their phone but keep the phone locked. I don't know how far a locked phone will keep LE from opening it up. If I run for office I will worry but fat chance of that.
- AdventureAdams
- 10-26-2012, 08:40 AM
One of the best skills a provider can have is a great memory.
- pyramider
- 10-26-2012, 08:52 AM
You are so wrong my little chickadee ... Taking care of one's is the best skill a provider can have.
- Zabrina Sarafina
- 10-27-2012, 11:04 PM
- Eva Damita
- 10-28-2012, 12:25 PM
Excel then erased after printed. I do keep some details for providers that need a reference ...