So ....
In a hypothetical case.. lets say .. you schedule a session.. 5-10 minutes in .. the girl starts her.. "time". which ruins and this ends that part of the session.
Is it unreasonable to expect a refund? or perhaps an off for another session at a discounted rate? (this I feel is the best "I am so sorry come back in a week for 1/2 price" )
IMO.. were some consolation not offered I would not see the provider again. Just curious on your take especially you girls who may have had this situation.
I actually had this happen last month. Out of the blue. Unexpected and early.
Thankfully it was one of my regulars that I normally see and he didn't freak out. It was 20 minutes into seeing him.
I offered a discount or extended time on the next visit. He said thanks and saw me again but didn't take me up on the offer.
I think it would be up to each girl individually and depending on the situation.
actually i like your answer, I think the offer is enough.. and most wouldnt take it...
There is one girl i see that i get a discount from.. but i have never taken the discount just because i feel she deserved more.
I had this happen to me before. and yes it sucks, but i didn't expect a refund, I guess it would have been nice to be asked if i wanted one, but this kind of thing can happen, not all girls will start exactly every 28 days, I would think they feel pretty bad about it when it does happen, so one of us asking for a refund would only add to that.
Actually, I have seen this topic discussed in other forums on this board, and the consensus seemed to be that a offer of a refund (or at least partial) or a make-up session at a later date is the proper etiquette and is appreciated by most hobbyists. Most said that if offered, they would perhaps accept a PARTIAL refund and simply reschedule. Others said they continue with the appt if the provider was ok with it.
In reality, some handle it that way and some don't. This is one of those things where it just depends on who it is. Generally speaking, if it some rush type BP girl, you will probably be SOL. If it is a professional who cares about repeat business and conducts her business accordingly (like some of the well reviewed and good reputation ladies here on this board) I think it would be fair to be able to come to SOME type of agreement. I just don't think you will ever be able to get a "standard" as every provider and situation is different.