clients who double book

[MatureEbonyPru38F]

As long as you send her a message. Cancelling last minute would still be annoying, but at least she knows to put a dressing gown on and stop shivering in front of the TV waiting for you to arrive.

Alot can happen when a punter is coming to a meeting, to out the punter off, like on one occasion I met someone I knew in the apartment complex, I told them I was looking to rent an apartment and was coming to have a look at it. When things like this happen it changes the mood and you start to feel a little guilty.

What Im trying to say is that sometimes, the punter does'nt show for alot of reasons, but I would always send a message to the escort out of courtesy to explain myself.

[MatureEbonyPru38F]

That's right, I don't double book. In the UK, you book me for x time on x day, I put it in my diary and I expect you to turn up. And 97% will. In Ireland, I learnt that doesn't work. One out of five that book a specific time may turn up. So, I use the first come, first served approach. But I make sure every one calling to see me for a certain time knows this is going to be the case.

And while on the topic, what's with the "I'm just driving into town and will call you when nearer," liars? Once I hear that line, I as good as mark them down in my Time Waster database. Why say you'll be coming if you have no plan to? A lady can take no for an answer!

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Pru

In Ireland, I would quite happily say it was the time wasting client, until I came to work in this country, the thought of double booking never crossed my mind. But I have learned it is best to have a first come, first serve even with regulars. As witnessed by SMac and the other escort.

[EIFII]

8......9.......10 !!

WTF.....I'm only an 8 :-(

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I'd say that's high praise from Sophie, WBB! Sure I'm only a 3 in her books

[EIFII]

I would personally never double book myself. If an appointment was cancelled, then I think it would put me out of the mood, and wouldn't be interested in seeing someone else. I'd certainly be out of the mood if I was left waiting 1.5 hours, I'd have moved on long ago. More to life than punting, and tomorrow is another day

[SophieX]

I'd say that's high praise from Sophie, WBB! Sure I'm only a 3 in her books

I said 3 on a good day

[WatWatWat]

I send out 8 or 9 pm's with a time and date. The first one to get back to me. . . Gets me. Lucky girl.

[EIFII]

I said 3 on a good day

[Curvaceous Kate]

An elaborate prank on him would have been pretty funny, or if you both agreed to stand him up. Something along those lines. However, the problem is on both sides, it's kind of a chicken or the egg case. If clients didn't double book then maybe escorts wouldn't let clients standing around with a boner so often... and vice versa.

Recently enough (a few months) I was told I was blacklisted by two escorts who were pretty pissed at me. It was an English girl and I called her to make an appointment, but at the end of the conversation I was put off by her demeanor on the phone, couldn't put my finger on what it was not, but it turned me off. So I decided I would try to make a booking with another girl in the area and if I was successful I would contact the first girl and cancel the appointment. I made a booking with the other girl but they must have been sharing an apartment or been close friends, because before I got the chance to call girl number 1 back (<5 mins later) I received a call from her... She was PISSED. I tried explaining I was about to call her but she told me I was a typical Irish C**T and I'm the reason she doesn't like coming to this country!
The thing is, I really was about to call her! I never double book, alas, it was mission impossible trying to explain so I hung up after a few mins.

Perhaps that is a Waterford trait? Before I even got there I had a guy book me. I don't take advance bookings from clients I have not met before, so I had told him to call back when I get there, but he asked if I would take a reference. He gave me a name of a lovely girl I do know, so I said yes to the booking on condition of her reply. I then emailed her and she responded, despite being very busy doing other things at the moment.

Half an hour before the booking was meant to take place and he hadn't got in touch, which is something I always ask for. I sent him a text with '?' (trying to keep discreet, as I don't want to get anyone into trouble). He then calls me, but instead of asking for Kate, he calls me a different name. He had gone and booked someone else after me for the same time. He was not going to let me know, so I had refused bookings from several other people for that time slot and obviously was not going to have that booking. All he had to do was send a short text saying he couldn't make it and there would have been no problem.

I'm afraid the person who gave him a reference will not do so again, even though she has no problem with him as a client. It doesn't bother me for one second that he might have been like a child in a sweet shop and had changed his mind on who he had wanted to see, after all it is his money and he can do what he likes with it, but a little common courtesy and respect, would not go a miss.

[bluefan1]

i find it very amusing with pm bookings, and the reason i dont take them too serious

a friend and i where discussing meeting up, said she cudnt as she meeting such a memeber at x time on x day

and funny i had a booking with the same person and the same time,

he a little upset he been caught out of course but is this a method ye use? use the fact your a vetted client with reviews to waste time?

curious of course

I'm still intrigued. Did the double-booker offer any reason for his actions when you let him know he'd been sussed?