Good idea I might put a picture of my pussy up with OUTCALL ONLY!!!!! over the front of it. 

I won't give them the full address until I see them outside. There is no point in arguing with people who won't respect this. I will give the street name and postcode. That is more than enough for any client to find 99% of places - anyone who insists (especially rudely insists) on more than that is either a) over paranoid type who moans about being "let down before" and is over-picky - the type who brings a print out of your profile to the appointment to verify and check the scenario in his head - yes it has happened  , or b) up to something dodgy. When they text on arrival I give them the flat number and then look out to see them approaching (and make sure there is only 1 guy - I can see the whole street from my window), then when I see them I text the "press buzzer blah blah, go upstairs ..." details.

I get sick of repeating my general area to all the "where are you based" enquiries as well but I just see it as a necessary evil of running a business of sorts. Some guys are nervous on phones and don't know what to say on first contact, so they will repeat stuff they already know - I know I've done it - I recently booked at a salon and asked what street it was just to reconfirm even though I already knew! I just act polite and say it as nicely as I can muster. I draw the line at any sex chat though.

If I didn't have onsite security - as in working with someone else or someone else on the premises - I'd be very reluctant to take an appointment of anyone who pushed for the full address - unless it was obvious they were just a newbie and did not say it in a pushy way at all.

When I have had onsite security, if someone demands the full address, I just give them an address somewhere in the street (just make it up!). They think they have the full address and set off. Obviously I ask them to text before they buzz the doorbell. So when they text I reply "oh sorry made a mistake it's actually {and follow the normal procedure}". Doubt they are going to turn around and leave when they have travelled. I would stress though that I only do this when I have security of someone else with me - I would not recommend to do it whilst working alone.   

I just booked a guy in for 7:30.I asked him clearly to ring me when he is in front of my landmark and I will guide him to my apartment just round the back.
As the phone call ended he said 'Can i ask....is it an apartment and which block is it....' yet another who doesn't listen or chooses to ignore what was just said to him.I'll bet a bag of beef Space Raiders he pulls a no show.

Well he texted saying he was at the landmark and could he have the full address....I had told him to ring.I ended up ringing him and half way through me directing him he started asking me for the door number.I told him I would give him that when I was sure he was at the right entrance.He put the phone down on me and I guess he has buggered off.I will not give out my full address like that as there are several doors guys can go through which will take them to the wrong flat.And if a guy can act like such a bell over the phone I don't want him as a client.

Frustrating when you get a text, I clearly say you'll need to phone. A lot easier for everyone.

I have a video intercom on my building so I can see who is at the outside door when buzzing. For this reason I ask guys to get to a specific location literally next door and then they are only 15 seconds away from me, Im city center. I do tell them to phone me from that location and then I give them my door and buzzer number. What annoys the hell out of me is when i get no buzz then 5 minutes later there is a phone call asking what floor I'm on from INSIDE MY BUILDING or worse even, a knock on my door. I want to see who is coming into the building when I buzz them in, I dont want guys being let in by my neighbours then just turning up as you dont know who is standing further down the corridor.

What makes me really angry is when they lie and say that they did buzz and I "must of let me in because I buzzed your number"?I get huffy in silence then at the end of the booking point out my issue. If they have an issue with it then tough, its my security thats at stake x

I always give then post code and mamę of the street. Then when they call me i asking " What do you see around you ?" Just to make sure they are in a right place but many times I gave my door number and they did not turn up??? Sometimes I feel like they just collect address but for what???