If you both could reschedule without a problem, I don't see why you would ask for a discount. Asking for one is a good way to have a supbar experience, or no experience at all.
Ask us anything part 3
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In my opinion, asking a discount for something as intimate as this is very gauche. You could have waited and hoped that she gives you one herself…
I see your point. For more context, I was visiting that country only for a weekend, and everything was pre-planned, so it was a huge letdown on my side to have someone cancel on me at the last minute on Friday. She offered to reschedule for Sunday but would have required me to change my busy schedule, and this is when I asked for a discount.
It’s frustrating but it’s still a very intimate encounter. Discounts are a very slippery slope…
You can always plan a back up date in case the first one falls through and by that I don’t mean to book two women for the same day. I simply mean to look at last minute alternatives such as massage parlours etc.
But also…emergency. It’s not her fault so I don’t see why she should accept your discount request
Clients:
If you are in a situation where it would be ok to receive a random communication from an SP you've seen before, would you like to hear from them? Or would you just assume it was a marketing text/email?
If you are in a situation where it would be ok to receive a random communication from an SP you've seen before, would you like to hear from them? Or would you just assume it was a marketing text/email?
Sure... it is fun to hear from them, but the latter is another probabilty. But there are messages which truly means well in the end.
I've exchanged social media accounts with a few regular SPs. We occasionally send jokes, pictures, or other lighthearted messages to each other, usually once or twice a week. I believe this helps them retain me as a regular client because it reminds me of them. On several occasions, I've received text messages from SPs I had only visited once, informing me that they had changed their phone number, email, or other contact details. I consider these messages to be marketing tactics, and they never resulted in me visiting them again
I have a special phone for the hobby so that would be fine> (But I would assume it was to see if new business could be set up)
However, I wouldnt do it without permission, as someone who got a text on their regular phone could be surprised and possibly have others they know see it.
Yes, this would be useful to create a bond so that we would be a repeat customer. Something somewhat discreet such as Bluesky.
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