So there's this guy who has been emailing me for the last two weeks asking to arrange a booking for when I'm on tour.
First he wasn't sure what time he can make it, so we exchanged a few messages, each time he'd politely remind me to wear a certain outfit, to which I've always said no problem so I don't get why he'd have the need to ask over and over again. Once agreed on time he said he'd phone next day to confirm,whcih he did, though when phoned he was acting all confused as to why I asked him to phone me? Where he offered himself to call that day.
Over the last few days he'd text asking if we're still on, then said he might not be able to make it so he will phone me on the day to which I said, by that time I might not be available and I'd rather agree on a time he's sure of. Fine, said let's meet that day at that time etc. Then today he messages me asking if I'm still starting my tour today and I'm I'm available still at the time we were discussing originally.
I'm fed up with him, and I have a bad feeling, thinking of canceling this guy. The thing is I do care about my feedback as still building it up, so I don't want to just plain ignore him but not sure what reason to give him apart from - I have a bad feeling about you lol any advice?

Ditto. He is a complete timewaster.

If you worry about your feedback and continue wasting your time which is money on these type of time wasters you will be working less and spending more time replying to such people who have no intention of ever seeing you. So follow VoluptuousCurves advice and get on with working rather than worrying over feedback

I only take same day bookings...all information is on profile only call me on the day u want to book in...it cuts all this crap out.x

They just want attention, it's pathetic. If they start messing then I just cancel and ignore future texts 

I would ask deposit for the booking if he would wish to book again

Glad you cancelled him. He sounds like a time-wasting attention seeking twat. Spend your time with someone who doesn't cause so much grief prior to a booking.
Block him so you don't get any more nonsense from him!

You have the patience of a Saint  For me, I will answer one call/email to discuss my availability and confirm a service or outfit request ( and I'm seriously getting too old to be bothering myself with the latter, but I digress) Then, he needs to contact me early on the day in question to book. That's it.
My hairdresser would be pissed off if I called her countless times to discuss how she will style my hair during an appointtment, and I take the same hard-line. XX

You sound rather like me in that respect.  Two new clients recently commented that I was "clear and to the point" on the phone but they also said they liked that! No dillydallying and they appreciated how straightforward it was to set up the meetings. As long as my straightforwardness is done with a nice voice it gets the point across perfectly!

I think some possibly less savvy younger sps have a low bullshit radar and that is not a criticism but they may not be aware of just how many time wasters and text/mail wankers are out there.