Yes, I've had clients who have turned up and their personal hygiene has been beyond vile.
I refuse service and put them back out the door. If they have showered and then their cock is dirty, I tell them and whack a condom on it.
I refuse to service smellies.
Just politely ask them to leave and say their hygiene is not up to your standard.
I state clearly and more than once on my profile that I will refuse clients with bad hygiene.
If a grown man can't clean himself then it's not my problem.

This made me really quite sad and more than a little angry to read. You have to become more assertive and be more direct with your clients. I don't want to tell you what to do but you need to get over this fear of being truthful with clients/turning them down/them having a low opinion of you - your opinion of your client/the man standing in front of you is more important.

I have a note on my website that all services are subject to consideration of my comfort and the client's hygiene - if their hygiene is poor, they will be asked to leave; no refunds given. (In fact, I also state that it is my right to decline a booking in person for whatever reason I wish.) Thankfully, I have yet to have to pick anyone up on their hygiene (or anything else really) and/or tell them to leave.

Natalya, you are a service provider. This does not mean you have to see anyone who walks through your door - you do have a choice. If you don't want to go through with a booking, that is your right to do so. You shouldn't have to grit your teeth and bear it it. Next time, say no. After that, it will get easier.

I implore you to take some time and think carefully about what your boundaries are re. client's hygiene (and anything else really) and state them on your profile. As the very least, this will give you some recourse when it comes to turning someone away.

For other SP's piece of mind, maybe add this man's details to CE and on here too.

I have come across very few, but still a few who do have a home, job, business, who are still smelly after a shower and their clothes reek.

Also punters who are clean most places, but do not realise they have smegma under their foreskin (sometimes due to inability as a result of physical size(large body, small penis they can't really see).

I am tactfully honest so the person has a chance to understand, I then attempt to remedy either at request (ie need you to have had a bath or shower same day at least), or actually popping them in the shower or cleaning them myself. If that does not work then I have to say goodbye, no more bookings. One person this happened with was difficult in other ways including actually making a booking, and is the only person to have given me the shivers looking at him. I told him on next enquiry I cannot accept any more bookings. He did persist with questions, I asked him to simply stop.

I remember one night many years ago l was working in a very low end hotel.

A guy who l had met the year previously booked me for 9pm and l had already decided l was going home that night and not returning.

His circumstances had sadly changed from before and he was now homeless.

I told him an emergency had arisen and that l had to go home. I let him stay in the room all night. He would have stunk it out. I just felt so sad for him.

Don't be scared over reviews you have to be true to yourself and not let that dictate your life and morals. Even if you do get some bad comments so what, there is plenty of men out there that are not interested or aware of any feedback.

A lot that gets written can be lies and revenge for refusing services because of bad hygiene or bad manners don't let that consume you. If someone behaves bad you do not owe them your soul.

No you can’t dispute the review on the website I’m talking about that’s why, I’m not talking about AW, I’m talking about [a punting forum]

And yes Miffy you’re right actually, I prefer the first option too, but didn’t think about it on the moment.
I’m quite perfectionist and always want everything to be perfect that’s why I care so much.
But mistakes happen and mistake learned, this will not happen again

No now they’ve restricted the website and the only way to join nowadays is to pay £25 in Bitcoin (and I know nothing about crypto)