Retirement Boycott

Lets say we all just boycott any girl that says they are retiring. If you are retiring just retire. We don't need it announced. We don't care. You will be back anyway most likely. If not tomorrow then next week.

Here's another. Geezus. http://eccie.net/showthread.php?p=10...post1055696103

I propose a new site rule, no retirement announcements or lose your Provider Status if violated more than 2 times in a year. It isn't a clever marketing tool at all. Lets be a little more creative ladies. Sometimes it is just your service sucks (or doesn't suck)...

I was thinking the other day, what if this little hobby we all engage in was legal. Imagine the FTC regulations that the advertisements would then have to adhere to... http://www.business.ftc.gov/document...small-business

I feel ya on the retirement announcement.

I feel meh on your example though. That Hooker is more than 140lbs.

I also don't care if you are "Back". I didn't know you were leaving so really didn't miss ya. This doesn't include our favorite travelling gals though. We love to have you back here cause all our girls are retiring it seems. lol

I feel ya on the retirement announcement.

I feel meh on your example though. That Hooker is more than 140lbs. Originally Posted by Dorian Gray

Ya, was just the latest example... She's not anyone around here would miss, reviews are not anything to write home about.

Lets say we all just boycott any girl that says they are retiring. If you are retiring just retire. We don't need it announced. We don't care. You will be back anyway most likely. If not tomorrow then next week.

Here's another. Geezus. http://eccie.net/showthread.php?p=10...post1055696103

I propose a new site rule, no retirement announcements or lose your Provider Status if violated more than 2 times in a year. It isn't a clever marketing tool at all. Lets be a little more creative ladies. Sometimes it is just your service sucks (or doesn't suck)... Originally Posted by royamcr

Does it still count when 'beloved' providers with reviews in the triple digits use it as a temper tantrum?

Eh, nevermind...

I love the long going into retirement campaigns that some of these girls do....its like months or " see me before I retire " ads....then two months later, they are back.

we all know who the ones that repeat this cycle, and yet they remain favorites in KC. Oh well nothing to be done about it im sure, but it would be nice if you retire from this board, you cant come back

Lets say we all just boycott any girl that says they are retiring. If you are retiring just retire. We don't need it announced. We don't care. You will be back anyway most likely. If not tomorrow then next week.

Here's another. Geezus. http://eccie.net/showthread.php?p=10...post1055696103

I propose a new site rule, no retirement announcements or lose your Provider Status if violated more than 2 times in a year. It isn't a clever marketing tool at all. Lets be a little more creative ladies. Sometimes it is just your service sucks (or doesn't suck)... Originally Posted by royamcr

Wow, what an attitude!

We are all big boys and decide for ourselves what we want to do. I have big brother inspecting my businesses all the time. I do not need a regulation for my unregulated activities.

So a woman leaves, and then comes back. You see that all the time. I enjoy seeing the women that are UTR the most because there are fewer hassles, and absolutely no "management" because the have a few select clientele to cover their needs.

Sounds like you have a "control" issue. None of these ladies have to see you, unless they want to. Whey one is rude, no matter how much money he has he doesn't have enough for certain ladies to see him - ever.

If a woman doesn't sound considerate in your correspondence, or first phone call, you can also walk away.

For both sides, it is called playing safe,

JR

Ragnar, of aspd, used to say "Providers never retire, they just become picky."

Another is announcing they are leaving KC for good. Last chance... blah blah blah.
Then they come back because of popular demand. Really? If the demand was there, why
did you leave?

Here's another. Geezus. http://eccie.net/showthread.php?p=10...post1055 696103

I was reading her reviews down in TX and this Lady took a beat down in TX. I feel her locations might be getting limited. IDK

There is one in particular who seems to do it more than others. Am I correct?

If I run a ad that i'm retiring will anyone give me a freeby?

It isn't a clever marketing tool at all. Lets be a little more creative ladies. Sometimes it is just your service sucks (or doesn't suck)... Originally Posted by royamcr

Does it still count when 'beloved' providers with reviews in the triple digits use it as a temper tantrum? Originally Posted by zeejoe

I love the long going into retirement campaigns that some of these girls do....its like months or " see me before I retire " ads....then two months later, they are back. Originally Posted by reorox

Then they come back because of popular demand. Really? If the demand was there, why did you leave? Originally Posted by vitokc

There is one in particular who seems to do it more than others. Am I correct? Originally Posted by Anacondadong

In all fairness, there have been more than one, although a select few have used it to the nth degree. And, in further fairness, many of the ladies are doing it with initially-good intentions. They need to step away for a bit, whether due to personal issues, family issues, health issues, or they simply just need to take a break from all the BS associated with the lifestyle. Perhaps changing their ads from "I'm retiring" to "I'm taking a break of an undetermined length of time... may be two days, may be two months" would be a more accurate portrayal of their intent.

However, it's the ones that use (some even admittedly) the retirement announcements as a pure marketing tool, with absolutely no intent to do so, that we can all do without. JUST.GO.AWAY.ALREADY!

As I think I commented on a previous thread, wouldn't it be interesting if this business fell under the Federal Trade Commission's rules on false advertising?