Email you or even call and then ask how do I go about booking you...er do you think the number or email address you contacted me on might just be a way?

Whats worse is the guy who emailed me on AW this evening asking how to book me has actually seen me before and left me a field report so no not just timewasters...actual clients whose brains have epic failed them!

When they email a very vague enquiry such as 'Are you available?'.  or 'When are you free'.  Why don't they go by my Availability diary and just take it from there?  Don't they think it might be just a teensy bit helpful and useful to let me know their name age and ethnicity when enquiring?  Also to outline a time they had in mind?

It is like we have to prize it out of people it really is.  Like we have to do all their organising planning and thinking for them.

Hopeless with communication some of them.  About half of them are like this they need to go to 'Diary Organising Finishing School' lol.

I don't need to know their age (as long as they're over 25) I don't need to know their ethnicity, marital status or any other irrelevent details, if any type of person was excluded I would just say on my profile. What does annoy me when making a booking is when they feel the need to tell me how they don't smoke, don't drink, they work out at the gym, good looking etc as if they need to impress me..chat me up! Its not dating, its a business arrangement so all I need to know is the time/day and duration of booking and preferably if they could address me by the name I use and sign off with theirs (even if its a made up one!) Its really quite simple but *some* try to make it as complicated as possible!!!

I'm trying to imagine me booking an appointment with a professional and coming out with this sort of lame crap.
"Hey babe, you free? I'm in my 30s, curves in all the right places, don't smoke, not married. So can you do me a haircut?"

How do you identify them if you don't know their name and age?  Strange.