who do you prefer talking to, when you call an agency?
male or female?
does it make a difference?
what do you think?
male or female?
does it make a difference?
what do you think?
phones? girl or guy?
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Doesn't make any difference to me. As long as they're friendly, honest, and know the relevant information about the ladies, you could have a talking dog answering the phones.
Makes no difference...for me depends on the SP on the website...I've yet to call an agency or indie without a website.paradise_escort said:who do you prefer talking to, when you call an agency?
male or female?
does it make a difference?
what do you think?
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I hate flirting with men myself... LOLdroc said:I prefer a woman, I feel more comfortable talking with a woman (especially if she's slightly-flirty) . for me, it feels weird talking to a guy on the other end.... 2cents
Now that would be something!johnnyonthespot said:you could have a talking dog answering the phones.
If I'm calling an agency for information or to book, I prefer dealing with a woman. They're easier to chat with, and are less likely than guys to try the hard sell. If it's just to confirm a booking that's already been made, it really doesn't matter.
If I'm calling an indy, I definitely want to talk to a woman, in fact I want to talk to the escort herself. If anyone else answers the phone, especially a man, it immediately raises my suspicions that it's really an agency. If they lie about that, they probably lie about other things such as descriptions, restrictions, etc., and are probably bait-and-switch.
The only case where I preferred talking to guys was when I used to call the agencies in the Journal de Montreal. Men were usually more willing to answer questions related to specific activities, i.e, "does she do DFK and BBBJ?". I could specify these requirements to the guys without any problems, and they'd usually answer honestly.
If I'm calling an indy, I definitely want to talk to a woman, in fact I want to talk to the escort herself. If anyone else answers the phone, especially a man, it immediately raises my suspicions that it's really an agency. If they lie about that, they probably lie about other things such as descriptions, restrictions, etc., and are probably bait-and-switch.
The only case where I preferred talking to guys was when I used to call the agencies in the Journal de Montreal. Men were usually more willing to answer questions related to specific activities, i.e, "does she do DFK and BBBJ?". I could specify these requirements to the guys without any problems, and they'd usually answer honestly.
