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Nova

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #30 on: 22 November 2015, 07:59:29 pm »
I declined a guy the other day because he sounded very arrogant. He said he was a great fuck and 'not a bad looking lad'. He said the last WG he had seen got so wet due to his amazing sexual skills, she wet right through his mattress.

I can't stand arrogance.

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Sounds like she peed herself laughing when he told her everyone thinks he's a 'great fuck.'

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #31 on: 22 November 2015, 08:09:39 pm »
I declined a guy the other day because he sounded very arrogant. He said he was a great fuck and 'not a bad looking lad'. He said the last WG he had seen got so wet due to his amazing sexual skills, she wet right through his mattress.

I can't stand arrogance.

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Sounds like she peed herself laughing when he told her everyone thinks he's a 'great fuck.'
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He said it went right down to the bottom of the mattress as she was a massive squirter and his skills made her uncontrollable. What a PRICK. hahahahahaaaaaa I didn't answer him...silence...he said: 'Maybe that sounds arrogant'...I replied 'it certainly does'.

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #32 on: 22 November 2015, 08:09:59 pm »
I find it irritating when they start sending a load of texts after they have made the booking.  If it gets too much I drop them. X

Me too, especially when they go on and on about how they're going to make me come and "what really turns you on" etc, The very best bookings are where we just go with the flow..

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #33 on: 22 November 2015, 08:56:44 pm »
I declined a guy the other day because he sounded very arrogant. He said he was a great fuck and 'not a bad looking lad'. He said the last WG he had seen got so wet due to his amazing sexual skills, she wet right through his mattress.

I can't stand arrogance.

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I always ignore emails where he feels the need to tell me how attractive he thinks he is and I block the texts I get with the same crap.

As I've said many times before......

I don't care whether my client looks like Brad Pitt or something from The Hills Have Eyes, my boundaries are the same. All I want is for my client to be clean, normal and respectful towards me so their age, weight, race, looks etc is irrelevant to me.

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #34 on: 25 November 2015, 06:34:17 pm »
I declined a guy the other day because he sounded very arrogant. He said he was a great fuck and 'not a bad looking lad'. He said the last WG he had seen got so wet due to his amazing sexual skills, she wet right through his mattress.

I can't stand arrogance.

x
Very tempting to reply with 'Wow well if you are so awesome surely the ladies you have already met are giving it to you for free now,bye now..'

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #35 on: 25 November 2015, 11:13:47 pm »
if a guy says to me he has a fetish  ??? I just have a feeling he is going to be hard work hence why I do not cater to any fetishes whatsoever. Like oh i have a foot fetish or ass fetish I will automatically become too busy to take their booking. In fact if a client sounds like he is going to be hard work in general I will decline the booking. e.g. do you do sloppy wet bjs? I like it really sloppy (DECLINED) Have you a specific outfit? (DECLINED) Have you a friend to join us ? (DECLINED) do you do hard face fucking? (DECLINED) I am a bit heavy aka I am obese and you would struggle to put and keep a condom on me (DECLINED)  Leave the door open for me and lay naked blind folded on the bed (DECLINED)

Anyone that sounds dull or drowsy on the phone (DECLINED) anyone that do not know my rates or where I am located (DECLINED)
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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #36 on: 25 November 2015, 11:28:00 pm »
I guess it's true as one of the other ladies said......

In our own minds, we must have an ideal client in mind whatever that may be and if he doesn't fit the profile then suddenly we become too busy to see them.

These people seem to let it really dent their ego rather than just move onto the next profile and then more often or not take revenge into their own hands (by trying to ruin our reputation) at a later date, I know this all too well unfortunately.

Never occurs to them that we can be as selective about who we see as they are about who they see.

If I was a guy and I got refused a booking from an escort for any reason at all, I would simply save my hard earned for someone else who actually wants my money, not trick the girl who refused me a booking on another number because they usually walk in full of resentment from the offset so no matter what you do and no matter how nice you are to them, they have this axe to grind that won't go away.
« Last Edit: 25 November 2015, 11:55:16 pm by Kendra Glasgow »

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #37 on: 25 November 2015, 11:36:05 pm »
Anyone that sounds dull or drowsy on the phone (DECLINED)

I do this one too :).

It's difficult to pin down, but when I'm talking to somebody who hasn't been rude or inappropriate in any way, appears to have read my site and wants to come at a time when I'm available, if they sound like such an unbelievable dullard that it would be torture to spend even half an hour with then I'm suddenly fully booked.

If getting an answer on the phone (to something chatty like 'so you'll need directions - do you know the town centre reasonably well or hardly at all?') is like getting blood out of a stone then the thought of having to be in the same room trying to entertain them makes me want to snort carpet tacks.

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #38 on: 25 November 2015, 11:59:11 pm »
Anyone that sounds dull or drowsy on the phone (DECLINED)

I do this one too :).

It's difficult to pin down, but when I'm talking to somebody who hasn't been rude or inappropriate in any way, appears to have read my site and wants to come at a time when I'm available, if they sound like such an unbelievable dullard that it would be torture to spend even half an hour with then I'm suddenly fully booked.

If getting an answer on the phone (to something chatty like 'so you'll need directions - do you know the town centre reasonably well or hardly at all?') is like getting blood out of a stone then the thought of having to be in the same room trying to entertain them makes me want to snort carpet tacks.

I'm the same, if someone sounds dull on the phone then you just wonder how you will get on in person and the minimum I do is one hour.

It's not that I think every new client is a potential serial killer, I try to avoid incompatibility as much as I possibly can too and I don't just mean incompatibility service wise.....I mean personality wise too.

I suppose when you start writing down all the things that may put you off meeting with someone you wonder how there is anyone left to see but thankfully not all clients seem undesirable.

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #39 on: 26 November 2015, 12:36:25 am »
I guess it's true as one of the other ladies said......

In our own minds, we must have an ideal client in mind whatever that may be and if he doesn't fit the profile then suddenly we become too busy to see them.

These people seem to let it really dent their ego rather than just move onto the next profile and then more often or not take revenge into their own hands (by trying to ruin our reputation) at a later date, I know this all too well unfortunately.

Never occurs to them that we can be as selective about who we see as they are about who they see.

If I was a guy and I got refused a booking from an escort for any reason at all, I would simply save my hard earned for someone else who actually wants my money, not trick the girl who refused me a booking on another number because they usually walk in full of resentment from the offset so no matter what you do and no matter how nice you are to them, they have this axe to grind that won't go away.

I disagree on this one. I have a kind of hazy idea of an ideal client but I certainly don't decline people who I think aren't ideal. I would never work!

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #40 on: 26 November 2015, 12:47:41 am »
I disagree on this one. I have a kind of hazy idea of an ideal client but I certainly don't decline people who I think aren't ideal. I would never work!

No, me neither - it's nice when the people I really enjoy seeing come along, but I'm quite happy with the rest and just getting on with it is my job, after all.

What I have learned after years of practice is to avoid the ones who I know will make me feel like shit for the rest of the day, and it's impossible to explain because everybody's different. If we wrote some kind of neutral booking enquiry phone script and got half a dozen different blokes to ring us all up and say it, I'd be willing to bet that we'd all accept some of them and not others and also that we'd all pick different ones.

And now I'm really rambling, so it must be bedtime ;D.

Kendra Glasgow

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #41 on: 26 November 2015, 12:57:30 am »
I guess it's true as one of the other ladies said......

In our own minds, we must have an ideal client in mind whatever that may be and if he doesn't fit the profile then suddenly we become too busy to see them.

These people seem to let it really dent their ego rather than just move onto the next profile and then more often or not take revenge into their own hands (by trying to ruin our reputation) at a later date, I know this all too well unfortunately.

Never occurs to them that we can be as selective about who we see as they are about who they see.

If I was a guy and I got refused a booking from an escort for any reason at all, I would simply save my hard earned for someone else who actually wants my money, not trick the girl who refused me a booking on another number because they usually walk in full of resentment from the offset so no matter what you do and no matter how nice you are to them, they have this axe to grind that won't go away.

I disagree on this one. I have a kind of hazy idea of an ideal client but I certainly don't decline people who I think aren't ideal. I would never work!

Ok will rephrase, SOME of us may have an ideal idea of a client in our minds subconsciously so if someone gets in contact that doesn't fit the profile, we don't meet them.

As I've said elsewhere on another thread, if I'm only advertising on AW then I must get 30+ calls a day and literally only 3-5 maximum of those clients seem completely desirable to me.

I realise I'm extra picky but that's cause I'm extra anxious and extra vanilla with my service's and know that I won't be able to please everyone especially those who ring me up not even knowing what day of the week it is nevermind anything about me and what I offer.

Obviously I want to avoid negative reviews as much as possible from people I'm incompatible with because those said clients will never blame themselves for not reading or accepting your advert properly, it makes them feel much better putting you and your service down instead.

Of course the odd rat still manages to pass my vetting procedure same as I will have missed out on the odd great client over something silly like the tone of his voice putting me off so nothing is 100%

And it truly is my loss for all the good clients I've missed out on over something silly or something silly that they have said or done to put me off but I would rather miss out on a few good guys than have my guard down and have to deal with a lot more rats.

When I meet with good clients, I LOVE MY JOB......I get such a buzz from it. I took a 3 week break recently to go on a course and by the third week, I couldn't wait to get back. I genuinely look forward to seeing my regulars again and I love the freedom this job gives me not to mention the money so when it's good, it's good.

But of course every job has it's downfalls, unfortunately escorting has very deep set downfalls that can really affect you in many ways and the isolation of the job makes that 100 times worse than what it may seem to others (non escorts or punters) so I try my absolute best to avoid undesirables as much as I possibly can for my own wellbeing, confidence and sanity. If I was to see a fraction of the undesirables that contact me, I would not be in a good place at all.


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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #42 on: 26 November 2015, 12:59:39 am »
I disagree on this one. I have a kind of hazy idea of an ideal client but I certainly don't decline people who I think aren't ideal. I would never work!

No, me neither - it's nice when the people I really enjoy seeing come along, but I'm quite happy with the rest and just getting on with it is my job, after all.

What I have learned after years of practice is to avoid the ones who I know will make me feel like shit for the rest of the day, and it's impossible to explain because everybody's different. If we wrote some kind of neutral booking enquiry phone script and got half a dozen different blokes to ring us all up and say it, I'd be willing to bet that we'd all accept some of them and not others and also that we'd all pick different ones.

And now I'm really rambling, so it must be bedtime ;D.

I'm the one who's rambling (as usual). No I totally get what you mean, you try to avoid the ones who make you feel like shit and it is difficult to put in words exactly what you mean which is why I've rambled on so much.

Yes it is bed time 😴

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #43 on: 26 November 2015, 07:55:37 pm »
I will not take bookings from people who I'd met before and they were doing anything around my nipples, and didn't stop when I politely asked them to. The nipple suckers and nipple twisters especially are highest on my list. Also the ones who spit on their hand (for lubrication  ??? ??? )and then try to touch my nipples. Just thinking about it makes me die inside!!!!  Even if someone was a perfect client in everything else, I won't see him if he is a nipple lover.

Also won't see those who I think are too much work. I can't stand the demaning ones, the full of ideas ones !!!!!!!!!!!!! 

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Re: What would make you decline a booking?
« Reply #44 on: 26 November 2015, 08:27:33 pm »
Lots of things make me decline bookings, little things such as bad spelling can put me right off lol!
I decline quite a lot of bookings due to recent events with a certain client, who made several false accounts to try and book me and posted my postcode online, stupidly he didn't realize that AW aliases come up so each and everytime I knew it was him.

That in itself makes me very wary of who books me but thankfully I am able to decline many bookings since I have such a heavy regular client base, I don't see many new clients as others.

I declined a booking yesterday evening because the guy who emailed me kept sending double emails, so I would answer one and he would send two back, kind of obsessive behavior so i told him I will no longer be booking him and he got blocked.

What pisses me off is that if you say to a client (Sorry i won't be booking you but I hope you find a great girl) they will come back with "I have the money so what's the problem" as if money is the most important thing? A lot of them seem to think because they have the cash that automatically means we will book them! So annoying