Gentlemen, what are your feelings about.....

[Guest c**io**m7]

Sounds like a good idea to me. I have never cancelled on anyone myself. And one time, I had a client book me for an hour, paid up front, then came in like 15 mins (as in orgasm) and then left. I texted him after and told him to come see me again for a free session cause it didn't feel right to get a full hour compensation for just 15 mins. He did take me up on it and we have become good friends and he is now a faithful regular.

 

I think I am always fair and generous, and perhaps that is why it irks me when others are not.

 

Then you are rare...kudos for the way you handled that one. Sometimes we come quick...when I do, I want to stick around, play and come again. ;-)

[cat 262460]

I think that giving other ladies a heads up is a good idea and it is done. It isn't a bad date listing per say but a "take this booking with caution" for the girls that have to pay per use on the rental of their space whether they do the appointment or not. Some girls share space, others rent hotel rooms etc and if they know there is a chance he may flake, she may prefer to book him on a day when she has another solid appointment as well. It will also allow her to make an informed decision in the event she has 2 requests for the same time and one is potential NC/NS. Ladies that have a fixed incall over head can decide if they actually have the time to waste before booking the appointment. Many of us will take the chance if we don't have something else more promising to do but there are days that a WOT can completely screw up our schedule AND our needed income stream for the week so if we have knowledge that he's a bit flaky we can make an informed decision.

 

Short of him laying in intensive care or the morgue, there is no reason that someone couldn't contact the provider in the 12 hours following a NS except a blatant lack of respect for our time...

 

cat

[andrew1234567 788]

And if an sp cancels?

[Guest S****r]

Personally, I have never had to cancel, but if I did, I would be happy to add extra time (free) to our rescheduled encounter. No problem at all. (see my comments above)

[Guest mis****an]

I agree with having to at least give a day notice on cancelling out of an appointment. This will give the sp time to set something else with another customer.

[McGuinessDraft 2240]

Definitely a fair trade with the amount of effort it takes to prepare for a session. I've also heard of SP who will charge an additional fee if the same individual wants to book again. I think it would be proper etiquette, especially for a 2 hour session.