Complimentary session?

[+ stevenkesslar]

I wonder why I never followed through.

 

No doubt you were intimidated by my enormous 14" cock. But, honestly, it wasn't really as big as I advertised it to be.

[+ nycman]

Complimentary Session?

 

What the fuck?

 

I never even gotten so much as a "thank you" mint on the way out the door!

 

Some guys have all the luck....

 

Grin

[+ Keith30309]

Complimentary Session?

 

What the fuck?

 

I never even gotten so much as a "thank you" mint on the way out the door!

 

Some guys have all the luck....

 

Grin

I usually get a mint on the way in the door. Is that the same thing ?

[LaffingBear]

No doubt you were intimidated by my enormous 14" cock. But, honestly, it wasn't really as big as I advertised it to be.

If i believed you were packing 14", you wouldnt have gotten very far from Cliff's the day i saw you ..... and might still be hostage in my basement.

[LaffingBear]

I usually get a mint on the way in the door. Is that the same thing ?

 

Yes.

 

And chattering praise and appreciation nonstop throughout the hour also qualifies as a complimentary session.

[+ nycman]

Neither of us are in the rate space for it...

 

Freudian slip of the month!

 

LMAO

[big-n-tall]

Freudian slip of the month!

 

LMAO

 

Dammit!!! I meant "right". I'm a horrible typer. Typo corrected.

 

Good thing I have other talents.

[LoganClark]

I had scheduled a 2 hour session with an escort in DC recently, but he had to cancel 30 minutes before it started and said "the next one is on me" as a way to make things up.

 

Has any other escort offered "comp" sessions to clients? I want to take him up on his offer but wonder if I should make it a longer session so he does not feel gypped.

Hi,

 

I have not been in this circumstance per se, but I do discount and give preferred rates to good clients. I think it is just doing business fairly and ethically. It's how I would like to be recognised for my continued patronage. Hope this helps!

[KennF]

I'm curious from a client perspective here. What do you guys think would be the best course of action?

 

Option 1: Provider keeps appointment knowing they are not able/willing to give 100%

 

Option 2: Last minute cancel

 

Well, my first reaction is Option 3: The provider keeps the appointment and gives it 100%+.

 

Option 4: The provider gives ample notice and lets the client decide. The respect is bilateral, or should be.

That is, if the provider is unable by something beyond his control. Some clients are happy to reschedule. Some appreciate the candor up front.

If the provider is unwilling, that's a whole new story. Then by all means, call as soon as possible and cancel. Do not pass go, do not collect $200, and do not call me again. Clients don't like to have their time wasted any more than providers.

 

 

If you're going to tie my hands to only those two options, show up and accept the consequences.

 

If you cancel last minute or are a no-show, without a really good reason, you're just hurting your own brand.

 

Just my tuppence.