This is why I started this thread. I have actually read the posts on this thread a couple of times. As what happened to you, the consensus is Vetting goes both ways. If either side of the transaction feel something is not quite right, they change choose to move forward or not. In talking to some valued providers, sometimes a comment or tone in a communication freaks out the provider and they increase the vetting process.
What this tread did for me personally was prove safety and vetting goes both ways. Each of us don't connect with everyone we meet. When that happens, we use common senses and go with our gut. MOST IMPORTANTLY, it is NOT a put down, rejection, insulting or punishment; it is simply a gut decision. Keep the door open and move on.
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I contacted a well known provider yesterday and told her I would like to see her when she visited.I also gave her a reference of a very well known provider.SHe sent me a reply(please send me your name,age,race,occupation,and cellphone number)so I can contact the reference.I replied back with my age,race.and told her that all she needed to contact said provider with was my screen name.needless to say I never heard back from her,so I sent her a PM saying thanks for your first reply,but I have booked with another lady
Originally Posted by lowgear