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Adam,

I liked your form - and your website is well done. It almost made me get on a plane to LV...

 

While I agree that additional contact by phone and/or e-mail would be important before meeting up, the form speaks the words "efficient and reliable" to me. Having met up with some no-show escorts, this is the sort of efficiency I am looking for. Chemistry will take care of passion, whether the form is filled in or not.

 

Hope to visit you soon!

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Forms are not very personal. I would not fill it out nomatter how user friendly it is. My preference is email and a phone call if we are to go forward with the appointment. After all you are in the entertainment business and it should not feel like work to simply contact you.

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Hey guys I am trying to figure out which is best. Today I got a nice email from Baron in Atlanta. Recently I had posted needing some help on my web design and layout. Thank God he replied and a good reply it was. I started something to help narrow down my emails. My friend Dave and I both use this Contact Form where you answer the questions and it kinda helps us out to figure out what you want. My question to all the men is would you rather A.) Send me an email and ask the questions myself? or B.)Submit your answers through my form?

I am looking for Honest Opinions! Please send all CONSTRUCTIVE criticism my way. :-) Check out my site and let me know if you have time... Thanx Boyz :9

 

PS And BoyZ plz don't overwhelm my contact forms w/ pranks lol I know some of you guys like to play hehe.

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Forms are OK, I guess, though I find them time consuming to fill out. Some might say that our life is bureaucratic enough as it is.

 

One word of warning: make sure your form is usable with all browsers, or you may miss out on a few interested clients.

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Before we go to contact form lets see something first. I dont have white color as default background color. Your pictures at the site have white background color, so it would be nice to set at BODY tag

something like <body background="#FFFFFF" foreground="#000000"> than just <body>.

 

I think that the contact form is very nice but (i hate that but word) you can also give your e-mail address for those that are not so www types. Give them the option to choose.

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Guest Kevin 2

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I checked out your website, the contact form does seem to be a bit lengthy. However I still liked it but for those that don't like forms can you just fill out what parts you want to and submit it without it bouncing back fill in the following questions? I didn't test the form because I'm not heading to Vegas anytime soon DAMNIT.

PS..I like the idea of exploring the coves on Lake Mead! :p

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Guest Tampa Yankee

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I personally don't like forms... a little too clean and efficient -- almost like I'm dealing with a company and applying for a position as client. Not my cup of tea.

 

I do use email almost exclusively and make sure I ask pertinent questions and give pertinent personal info so there are no surprises on either end.

 

I think allowing either form of contact is OK and the form may give an idea what you are looking for in an email. If I encountered a form-only requirement it would set a bad tone for me and unless you are just too irresistable I'd probably pass. I'm seeking passion not effieicency.

 

:-)

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Adam: I prefer to send my own email. I know that hiring an escort is not like "courting" a date, but it should still be less clinical than filling out a form. I really enjoy a couple of back and forth emails or phone calls with a cute boy before I actually get to meet him. It is part of the whole fantasy/experience. I travel frequently to Vegas, and I am a BIG fan of twinks... so expect some contact from me in the future... and hopefully I will be able to do so with an email!:9

 

xoxoxox Mark

 

PS You really seem like a sweet, nice kid... and that is as important if not more important than the fact that you are HOT!

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Adam: So much of my business or real-life time is spent filling out forms. The idea of filling one out for pleasure is a real turn off. It seems like going to the dentist's office. x( Also, I don't know how people feel, but I'm not sure that I would like all of this information floating about in cyberspace (and I'm not particularly paranoid).

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Guest Vegasboy Dave

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Hey Kevin

 

Yeah you can fill what you like and leave the rest blank, i searched and searched for a form that would do that and finally found one, so when you are coming here then give us a shout using our new forms..

 

I am going to tell you one thing, the new forms have really helped me out and plan my schedule, get to know the person really well and has saved me and the client alot of time. It explains everthing on there and what you are looking for and what you expect from a escort and no hidden extra stuff like you can miscommunicate in emails, but everyone has there way of doing things and i respect that..

 

Thanks for all the post on the form you guys..

 

Catch ya laters..:9

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Hi Adam:

 

Guess I'd prefer the email route, because it seems a bit more personal to express what I'm looking for than the "forced choice" constraints of a form. I will admit that the form you and Vegasboy Dave are using is well-designed. Probably the best route to take is to offer a choice of form or email, client's pick. Some folks may prefer the form because it helps them organize the information they want to share, but I'm more inclined toward the "stream of consciousness" mode myself.

 

The point WetDream raises about privacy and security is a valid one to consider. Independent escorts may be less vulnerable to police sting operations than an agency would be, but client do consider the possibility of information shared falling into the wrong hands, and it might discourage some from filling out an online form.

 

Just my two cents worth....best wishes always to you and Dave.

BuckyXTC

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I like the idea of the form as long as it is not mandatory for those who do not wish to use it. Since the idea is communication, I think it can be useful. I have found that the best encounters with escorts have started with good communication of expectations, likes, dislikes, limits, etc., the form is a reasonable starting place.;)

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Guest cp8036

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Nix the forms. Yours is an intimate and personal service, so the contact should be the same. I feel like I am ordering an Early Morning Breakfast form, and hanging on the door of my Hilton or Marriott hotel room.

 

You need to narrow down your emails? Are they that overwhelming? I am sure there are many bogus inquires, but surely many are potential clients. Through experience I am sure you can weed out the unlikley prospects.

 

If you were successful with the contact form, thus realizing a time savings, what would you do with this time? Sleep later, volunteer at the Liberace Musuem, learn to play the violin, or read and post more messages here? Joking aside, how much time do you spend reading/replying to emails? How much time could you save in a day?

 

One thought... I spent some time with a sweet, sexy, yet new escort in Miami. English was not his native tongue, and he was getting a lot of emails. His best attempts came across as being dismissive, even rude. Since most initial inquires cover the same points i helped him make a boilerplate escort response. He cut and pasted as he replied to emails. Saved him time and he appeared to have written a unique reply.

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I don't mind the online "forms" so much, but it seems funny when you fill one out, then the escort in question gets back to you but asks all the same stuff over again!

 

I have tried to contact 2 different escorts reviewed on these forum, one has 20+ reviews, the other 2 or 3. The 20+ review guy has a form, I filled it out, got an automated response immediately, then a personal response hours later. I was happy and impressed.

 

The second case of the guy reviewed 2-3 times, is that he has an e-mail contact info only, no phone, no online form, etc. I have sent him 2 e-mails in the last 8 days - and have received zero response from the gentleman. At least with the form, you know someone is getting the mail. This guy is on Hotmail, so there is no way for me to know if he even GOT the e-mail, isn't interested in meeting me, or???

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Hey there SoCal. I understand what your saying. I have decided to put my email address, contact form, and my cell number on my page. Here lately with Comdex in town things have been pretty chaotic w/ me but still I don't feel that is any excuse to avoid someone. Now I can't say it has not taken me a day or two to respond to mine but that is because of my schedule. Thanks for the input! It is greatly appreciated.:-)

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LMAO... Better Yet I should put a timer on the page and if isn't completed in time you are automatically disqualified. Just kidding. I don't know what to do. I am thinking about ditching the form but it does help me.. I am still at a intersection not knowing which way to go.... :-)

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Guest JH

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Personally I don't like the form at all, but maybe because my approach is more intuitive ie my preferences change according to the guy I'm with and I don't know that until I meet him.

 

However, why not include the questions as a narrative on your email page ("the sort of information that would help me when you email is ...")?

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