Appointment stopped for bs reason

[PhilPhilPhil]

Bad experience = bad review, think that's fair enough, otherwise why have reviews at all?
They are sanitised enough as it is.

Yes of course she can stop at any time. Yes she gave the money back. But there's a lot more than just money involved.
She freaked him out about his back seemingly for no reason. Or for a more lucrative appointment which is even worse.

He took time to research the meet, travel, shower etc and then suddenly he's out on the street worrying about his back.
You wouldn't be in the mood to try your luck elsewhere at short notice and in those circumstances.

Maybe that was his one window for a punt and put a lot of planning into it and the lady has let him down.
Those saying "don't review" are giving the lady a free pass when she appears to have acted unfairly.
Unless she states her case and has a genuine reason.

He's right to warn others so they can decide if they want to risk booking time with her or not.

[AngelsFan]

we're back to this again are we?





Ok, go on then, I'll create a public poll to vote whether or not he was within his rights to leave a bad review. I know you want me to

[Palatine]

Remember also That providers are just human as well, and providing an intimate service, maybe she thought herself oh no I’ve just started my time of the month, maybe she thought herself on my tummy hasn’t been feeling the best this morning I think I need to go to the bathroom, there are a million and one possible reasons, She decided that she did not want to see this gentleman, she did the right thing and give him back his money, I think he should just put it down to a bad experience.

She saw someone else at the same time.

I mean if we are to put everything down to bad experience and move on, is there ever a justification for a bad review. Is it 5 stars or suck it up?

[MidlifeCrisis]

I will say that I don’t think that a bad review should be allowed for this seeing as she give you all your money back.

It’s not a nice thing to have happened of course, but you are a big boy you can figure out why she did this, you got all your money back so just put it down to a bad experience.

Totally agree. It is an unusual one, but not a case for a bad review.

I am all for leaving reviews when a lady lets you down at the last minute - nine times out of ten this will be double-booking, or being gazumped by a regular client of hers, and she deserves a bad review in those circumstances.

I think it is a very important principle that an escort can cut things short at any time if she is not comfortable to continue for any reason, with no questions asked. No decent client wants to proceed with an appointment if a girl is uneasy. Fortunately it has not happened to me. I would be embarrassed and disappointed, but would 100% accept it.

[TonyStark]

Totally agree. It is an unusual one, but not a case for a bad review.

I am all for leaving reviews when a lady lets you down at the last minute - nine times out of ten this will be double-booking, or being gazumped by a regular client of hers, and she deserves a bad review in those circumstances.

I think it is a very important principle that an escort can cut things short at any time if she is not comfortable to continue for any reason, with no questions asked. No decent client wants to proceed with an appointment if a girl is uneasy. Fortunately it has not happened to me. I would be embarrassed and disappointed, but would 100% accept it.

What an odd way of looking at things.

So a lady lets you down, cancels at the last minute before you've even met her merits a bad review.
But a lady who accepts a booking 3 hours in advance, invites you up to her room, everythings going well until you return from the shower and a bs reason is given to get you out asap so she can take a longer booking 15 to 20 mins later merits a bi ball?

[TonyStark]

She saw someone else at the same time.

I mean if we are to put everything down to bad experience and move on, is there ever a justification for a bad review. Is it 5 stars or suck it up?

She's not gonna budge on this, not sure why she's defending something which is extremely bad etiquette.
Then again she basically agreed with a post suggesting a client puts the appointment time forward an hour to take a potential bad look off the lady.

[TonyStark]

Bad experience = bad review, think that's fair enough, otherwise why have reviews at all?
They are sanitised enough as it is.

Yes of course she can stop at any time. Yes she gave the money back. But there's a lot more than just money involved.
She freaked him out about his back seemingly for no reason. Or for a more lucrative appointment which is even worse.

He took time to research the meet, travel, shower etc and then suddenly he's out on the street worrying about his back.
You wouldn't be in the mood to try your luck elsewhere at short notice and in those circumstances.

Maybe that was his one window for a punt and put a lot of planning into it and the lady has let him down.
Those saying "don't review" are giving the lady a free pass when she appears to have acted unfairly.
Unless she states her case and has a genuine reason.

He's right to warn others so they can decide if they want to risk booking time with her or not.

Thank you.

I had a window, I had a shower and shave before I left the house. I travelled to get to the meeting, turned up few mins early, had a shower there. Basically did everything expected yet get kicked out for a longer booking with an excuse that could cause a great deal of anxiety.

I've seen posts on here about clients being timewasters yet here is an example of a lady doing so yet certain posters are defending it.

[reflex]

There's a review from a different client 15 minutes after Tony left. What are the chances that some lad called and said '"Hey baby, you free now? I can be there in 10 minutes" for a 2 hour appointment, directly after he just left. The chances are very slim me thinks.

Most likely the other client booked a couple hours in advance and he confirmed the appointment 30 minutes before as required by most ladies. She saw the confirmation and wanted Tony out the door so she can take the longer appointment. She's well within her rights to do this.

But unless that other review is fake or the date/time is inaccurate, then Tony is also well within his rights to leave a bad review.

[IrishSarahBarra]

She's not gonna budge on this, not sure why she's defending something which is extremely bad etiquette.
Then again she basically agreed with a post suggesting a client puts the appointment time forward an hour to take a potential bad look off the lady.

My post? I didn't say that. I said it's what I would have done, and I couldn't understand why she wouldn't have done it if your scenario was her intent.

I didn't once say that it was good thing to do or that I've done it. In fact, I said I haven't done it.

[TonyStark]

My post? I didn't say that. I said it's what I would have done, and I couldn't understand why she wouldn't have done it if your scenario was her intent.

I didn't once say that it was good thing to do or that I've done it. In fact, I said I haven't done it.

I wasn't referring to you.