Walk outs: Refund or not???

[BitchHunter]

I'm not all that bad, ask yore ma.

[Bodkin]

Hi Soairsa,

From my perspective as a client I think if the guy has gone as far as taking a shower he's pretty well committed himself to the appointment. If he had an objection (e.g., the escort had misrepresented herself with false photos) then a client should make a decision to leave before paying for the appointment.

I suppose each case is different & it's up to both parties to act in good faith, but I think it is too much to expect a full refund after showering: at that point you have lost that time slot and potentially turned away other clients.

Hope your luck improves,
Bodkin.

[JAMESCORK]

I'm not all that bad, ask yore ma.

Ha ha Just did.. she remembers you.... not a pretty one though..

[BitchHunter]

you refer to lads as "pretty"? I think you're in the wrong section... you'd probably be more comfortable in the gay scene section Jimmy.

[JAMESCORK]

you refer to lads as "pretty"? I think you're in the wrong section... you'd probably be more comfortable in the gay scene section Jimmy.

Im comfy exactly where I am Bitch.... Where is your zone?

[BitchHunter]

Oh right so you're saying you're gay then? That explains so much. I say let your pink flag fly sister.

[JAMESCORK]

Oh right so you're saying you're gay then? That explains so much. I say let your pink flag fly sister.

Ah... no time for ya Bitch.. good night......

[An don]

I didnt read all the thread i just skimmed it but if a guy goes as far as having a shower and then changes his mine i dont think he should be refunded (it will be the dearest shower he ever had).I cant see why a guy would back out of appointment after shower unless he had a wank there in shower .
After all he has made appointment with a lady so if she refunds him she is out of pocket for the hour which is not on i think.

[BitchHunter]

Hey, it's cool I understand. Don't worry we don't judge here... you can feel free to come out of the closet.

[anon361]

If I were you I wouldn't expect to have to give a full refund but i would be inclined to give a partial refund as a compromise and to save time and hassle, lets face it, you would waste more time arguing with the client when you could be with a different client that is willing to pay..