How do you prefer

[sweetiepieexo]

To communicate with your sp ?

Do you like texting , phone call or email ?

Ladies how would you like clients to get in contact with you ?

Also if you book through email how do you do that safely ?

 

[bazokajoe]

Depends.
Initially by email, then text the day of.

 

[xix]

Call or email. Email can be deleted at the source of your account. Call/voice can deleted from the history log of the cell.

Text ? can it be brought back the message? OR is that by phone model feature?

 

[sweetiepieexo]

Depends.
Initially by email, then text the day of.

I dont think i could ever book someone via email. I prefer text or phone call.

Sometimes guys use the excuse " i can only book through email because i dont have a phone. " For me that seems like a lie because in this generation its hard to believe that someone doesn't have a phone.

Also, i have tried booking through email twice and both times clients got the room number and didnt show up which can be very scary.

 

[LTO_3]

The preference for most SPs/clients seems to be txt, especially for being discreet. But a phone call can often help decide if the SP you see was a good/bad choice. IMO a brief conversation can indicate a lot more than a text. I prefer calls to txting but txt because that's preferred by SPs.

LTO_3

 

[Y_Diner]

Text. Call if first timer and my spidey sense tingles. Mostly text

 

[sweetiepieexo]

Text. Call if first timer and my spidey sense tingles. Mostly text

It seems that text seems to be the popular option so far.

 

[Josephine Grey]

Email for the first timer and text for people I know.

It helps me to give priority to repeat business and not get frustrated with the time wasters. Happy girl, happy clients!

 

[sweetiepieexo]

Email for the first timer and text for people I know.

It helps me to give priority to repeat business and not get frustrated with the time wasters. Happy girl, happy clients!

I find most people who email to book tend to be time wasters.

How do you differentiate between someone who is serious & someone who is wasting your time?

 

[Josephine Grey]

I find most people who email to book tend to be time wasters.

How do you differentiate between someone who is serious & someone who is wasting your time?

I ask for the deposit to be join with the request and I ask a few questions that they copy paste from my website. Someone who really wants to see you will make the effort to fill it up.

I would say 85% are good people. It's a lot less than what I had on my phone. There will always be time waster and fantasy booker it's part of the job tho.

 

[sweetiepieexo]

I ask for the deposit to be join with the request and I ask a few questions that they copy paste from my website. Someone who really wants to see you will make the effort to fill it up.

I would say 85% are good people. It's a lot less than what I had on my phone. There will always be time waster and fantasy booker it's part of the job tho.

I always thought that guys hated giving deposits.. I guess im wrong lol.

I agree about the time wasters though. Not sure what " fantasy booker " means tho .

 

[Josephine Grey]

I always thought that guys hated giving deposits.. I guess im wrong lol.

I agree about the time wasters though. Not sure what " fantasy booker " means tho .

You have to do what is good for you babe not what is good for them. It's your business.

Covid brought his lot of ups and downs in the business and it's not always easy. Do what makes you feel good and comfortable first.

 

[IFUSEEKAMY]

What works for you may not work for someone else. Go with what gives you comfort and confidence!

I used to be strictly email then texts with familiar playmates. Eventually progressed to now where I’m fine with anything and everything provided the person contacting me is just as agreeable. I’ve found that THAT is the most important character trait for me to feel safe and secure in inviting someone to my personal haven.

Again, keep in mind that I haven’t visited hotels since Feb 2020 so my criteria could be entirely different to any one of the other lovely people posting their preferences in this thread.

 

[luvdog]

I am a bit old fashioned.
I prefer the phone, just because I like to hear the tone of who I am seeing.
But in this age, I am mostly using text.
It is not what I want, but got to move with the times.

LD

 

[sweetiepieexo]

You have to do what is good for you babe not what is good for them. It's your business.

Covid brought his lot of ups and downs in the business and it's not always easy. Do what makes you feel good and comfortable first.

I made this thread more out of curiosity to see what the gentlemen preferred.

Personally, i prefer not to book via email. I like to hear the person's voice or text with them first.

Im glad it works for you though.

 

[Sonic Temple]

Email is my preference unless its noted elsewhere like the website or twitter. I usually make sure I don't miss any details when reaching out - the last thing I want is for the SP to be irritated by not doing all the research or reading through the website, as they do take the time to put the info there for us to review.

 

[Wanderer09]

I prefer email as I don't want to maintain a different hobby phone. So I book providers who are actually good with email. I miss out on many recommended providers who require text or deposit but part of the game. I respect their choice and understand the reasoning but I have my own reasons as well.

 

[dirtyharry555]

SP phone call to the wife to go over details.

 

[KDK13]

I dont think i could ever book someone via email. I prefer text or phone call.

Sometimes guys use the excuse " i can only book through email because i dont have a phone. " For me that seems like a lie because in this generation its hard to believe that someone doesn't have a phone.

Also, i have tried booking through email twice and both times clients got the room number and didnt show up which can be very scary.

I think it's it's function of what phone. Some guys have work phones that get tracked, others worry about their personal life. Thus they're reticent about reaching out via text, particularly since most ladies won't respond to apps.
I agree with email to start and book (usually book 1-2 days in advance), then text morning of the visit to confirm and to get final instructions for room/condo code etc

 

[Josephine Grey]

I always thought that guys hated giving deposits.. I guess im wrong lol.

I agree about the time wasters though. Not sure what " fantasy booker " means tho .

Fantasy bookers: people that text/email/dm you saying they will book soon but never do it just to get attention from you for free and now.

They might also create certain sexual scénario and tell/ask you about it to never actually do it. Maybe they get off just thinking about it. I don't.