Recommendations from Other Escorts

[Maxx00]

Hey guys.

 

A few months ago, saw a very well reviewed escort passing through town and had a great time. He suggested I watch out for another well-reviewed escort he’s worked with who passes through town on occasion. Well, that guy is finally coming to town soon. I was wondering if I should mention the recommendation I received from the first escort when contacting the second escort. Is that possibly a breach of confidentiality to discuss my conversation with another escort, even if it is complementary of the second? Or, will that give the second escort some comfort with me knowing that he was recommended by someone else he knows and, hopefully, trusts? Any thoughts or am I over-thinking this?

 

Thanks!

 

Maxx

[jgoo]

Although I am not an escort, I personally don't think it would be an indiscretion to mention it at all and I think he would appreciate knowing. However, to put your mind at ease, you can ask the first escort if he wouldn't mind you mentioning the recommendation and proceed accordingly. I would be surprised if he had an issue.

[Juan Vancouver]

Definitely tell him. Kindness amongst colleagues is not common and should never go unnoticed.

[robberbaron4u]

The recommended escort should not neglect the professional courtesy of a "finder's fee" to his promoter.

[SteveEscort]

Yes tell him. I recommend other guys from time to time and always tell him to mention that I made the recommendation

[Steven_Draker]

I was wondering if I should mention the recommendation I received from the first escort when contacting the second escort.

 

I'd rather mention it in person if you have a great time. If the second escort grabs the money and runs you can always blame the first one for the recommendation.

 

(some of you will get the hyperbole)

[unsub2O17]

This exact thing happened to me as well. In my case the first escort specifically asked that I use his name when contacting the second escort (his friend who lived in my area). The second escort was very well known and not looking for new clients. I think that mentioning the first escort's name when I first contacted the second escort might have helped me get an appointment with the second escort. Also, the second escort seemed genuinely pleased that he'd been recommended by a colleague.

[Juan Vancouver]

The recommended escort should not neglect the professional courtesy of a "finder's fee" to his promoter.

 

I have never paid a finder's fee to any escort who recommended me, but I have found that most of the times that an escort recommends me after having worked together it was because we had a similar approach to our work, we had comparable commitment to providing a great experience; in short, I feel confident enough to be able to recommend him myself to my own clients. I think this kind of professional assessment of our colleagues is worth a lot more than a fondler's fee.

[Steven_Draker]

An agent gets a "finder's fee", but being recommended by his peers is priceless.

[Phil_musc]

Fondler's fee? Hmm, I think I like that. Good one, Juan.