Like VC, I'd take his booking unless I felt I had a more definite one to replace him. Some SPs do mess punters about, so while it's not great he doesn't sound a complete nightmare, and at least didn't blow your friend out with no warning.

You were a higher priority on his 'to see list', and probably saw you were in the area after he's booked with your friend. I would see him if he turns up. At least he had the courtesy to cancel your friend instead of being a no show.

Lol. 😃 sorry for not replying earlier
Yes he did turn up & was a perfectly nice guy
I didn't lose any other bookings seeing him

I don't mind guys who cancel as long (as they don't do so repeatedly. I have a guy in one tour location who has booked and cancelled twice. So he was already on my shit list. He texted for a third booking and I replied "Sure. What time would you like to come, and when will you be cancelling?")

No shows are another matter and make me want to bang them on the head with a frying pan.

Had this happen to me too. Find it totally disrespectful. A bit like thanks but had a better offer. It's a bin from me.

Good that he showed up. I would have taken the booking but if another more solid offer came about would have reconsidered, knowing he cancelled on my friend.

I think it's a little unwise to be rah rah about the sisterhood and reject him on the basis that he cancelled on a friend. Me, I'm running a business and he's a paying punter. People change their mind and he did give notice to said friend. I think if I booked at Restaurant A and then saw a more appealing option at Restaurant B and cancelled my reservation at A, I would be perplexed if restaurant B said that they wouldn't take my booking as I had cancelled at A owned by their friend.

I second this a million times! We are totally unaware of the amount of times we have been cancelled because the client took a bit more of a fancy to some one else or the times when they cancelled some one else to see us. If i was the friend who got cancelled on i would be slightly annoyed but not to the point where i think you should turn him down. So long as they cancel within a decent amount of time.

Being plan B doesnt bother me at all lol i had a guy book last minute the other day and when he turned up he admitted the lady he originally booked with let him down was win win for both of us i filled a half hour slot that was empty and he still managed to get his end away lol

Guys are inclined to change their minds just like we are but essentially he booked 2 escorts at the same time

Maybe Im a bit old school but thats just bad manners in my eyes. Im fully aware that guys have prolly contacted several escorts before contacting but if hes made a plan with one, he should of cancelled before making plans with another.

Im glad it worked out for you in the end though Paris