Asking for refund or not

[Rachel Divine]

Some of you dear guys prefer half hours bookings, some others go for longer ones.

What would you do if you booked for an hour and you just dont feel right?

Maybe you dont like the way the escort works, just didnt click for whatever reason etc etc ..

Would you make an excuse and leave, without the asking for a refund? Perhaps a refund is the way she will get you out lol .. Or stay the full time payed for?

[anon361]

On the rare occasion I didn't click with a lady I just asked for a massage to pass a little time, never ever would I ask for a refund, that's so crass. I saw a review recently where a guy paid for an hour but decided he wanted to leave after 30 mins and asked for a refund, I suppose fair play to the lady, maybe she just decided it's less hassle to give him his money and get him out the door than to argue..

[errisx]

Yes, I concur with anon... Pass the time, chat whatever... Paid for time n company n all that ... If asked to leave, I would... Cannot think of any reason to ask for money back... Kinda consider it a privilege to be there anyway

Some of you dear guys prefer half hours bookings, some others go for longer ones.

What would you do if you booked for an hour and you just dont feel right?

Maybe you dont like the way the escort works, just didnt click for whatever reason etc etc ..

Would you make an excuse and leave, without the asking for a refund? Perhaps a refund is the way she will get you out lol .. Or stay the full time payed for?

[Sirlick]

Some of you dear guys prefer half hours bookings, some others go for longer ones.

What would you do if you booked for an hour and you just dont feel right?

Maybe you dont like the way the escort works, just didnt click for whatever reason etc etc ..

Would you make an excuse and leave, without the asking for a refund? Perhaps a refund is the way she will get you out lol .. Or stay the full time payed for?

Should always book half hour session if first time to meet the lady, then you'll know if you wish to stay longer next time .
Never a need to ask for refund, it's not very gentlemanly .

[justfrank44]

I don´t think I would ask for a refund, after all these ladies are always in need of a top up

[Curvaceous Kate]

The only time anyone ever caught short time with me, has been due to a phone call and having to leave for work/family etc. I have offered extra time on the next booking when this has happened, say half way through the booking and it is usually gratefully accepted and taken up the next time.

Sometimes life can get in the way, but I don't tend to offer refunds, especially with 30 mins bookings, as there are some guys who just want a 'quickie' and would take advantage of this, despite it not being on offer, as they know they can cut short and get some of their money back. They can be devious little creatures these men, so they can.

[Clyde]

I know one time bonnie was with a client he paid for 1hr after 25 min he got a call from work some guy had an accident in the work place she know he was going to have to go so she duly handed him back 100 fair is fair I would think .... ( he did not ask just to be clear )

[Big J]

For some clients its not all about the money,but if you book and pay for a time and somthing goes wrong on either side i would just leave and no way ask for refund.

[Usernamed]

For some clients its not all about the money,but if you book and pay for a time and somthing goes wrong on either side i would just leave and no way ask for refund.

Fair point. I wouldn't ask for one either. I wonder sometimes is that just us men being horny knobheads.

Now answer this next bit honestly. If you paid for another service meal/car wash/house cleaner/dog walker etc etc and you weren't happy with the way they were doing their job would you ask for your money back and never return for that service again?

[Curvaceous Kate]

Fair point. I wouldn't ask for one either. I wonder sometimes is that just us men being horny knobheads.

Now answer this next bit honestly. If you paid for another service meal/car wash/house cleaner/dog walker etc etc and you weren't happy with the way they were doing their job would you ask for your money back and never return for that service again?

That's a different kettle of fish. Rachel said that it is about the 'click' factor, so in all tense and purposes the lady is doing nothing wrong, but just not floating your boat. In this case you might have food brought to the table that you thought you would like, but there is an ingredient in it that you had not expected and you don't like the flavour. You can't give it back if there is nothing wrong with it. You either pick the bits out that you don't like or you leave it.