If you have a new client and he just wasn’t really into you after meeting for the first time and cannot get sexual excited after 5-10 mins of trying , and wants to leave
Hasn't happened. I am face out. You know what you are getting before I even head over, and I try to have enough comunication to be sure we are compatible before even heading over.
What you are asking here sounds like the expierience of someone who is on coke, and that is their own doing. They can and will often try for many hours, and every time they go back for a line they prevent themselves from functioning for even longer.
Do you give a partial refund ?
No I wouldn't. It still took me gas and time to get there, and am pretty sure we will get along well before even arriving. I screen for people who want the expierience of another person, not just sexual acts.
Do you keep the money and ask to come back when he’s in the mood ?
I drive to them, and the goal is the visit goes well for both of us. When the mood shifts, you make the best of it, don't just give up. It's about having fun together, and feeling good (pleasure recieved) reguardless of the ability of the member to get hard. A flacid member can still expierience pleasure, even if it isn't responding in the desired way.
Tell him it is his loss not mine.
It is the gamble of meeting someone for the first time. We can't get along with everyone. It's an unrealistic expectation to think we will get along with everyone we meet in our lives.
The visits I have walked away from, the decision was made before money ever changed hands. Once the transaction took place, it is generally a no refund situation after. We make the best out of the time we have together. (If he crosses boundaries it may lead to ending the session early, but there is still no refund if he is disrespecting boundaries.)
Often if there's no chemistry, it is felt long before meeting in person, while still in the messaging stage. It is why I can't imagine having a booker. I get to be sure the people I am meeting and I, get along before we ever meet face to face.
ED is a very real thing, and it is rarely the fault of the partner, often a personal mental or health issue.