What ???,you are not seriously suggesting a second shower and another 5 min wasted.
Etiquette when dealing with an Agency
- Thread starter Sanfwa
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Your total experience. Why haven't you booked yet?
I didn't read the 4 pages but here is my reply to the OP
Agencies will always prefer clients who know what they are looking for. If you start to ask too many questions and like you would go to a bestbuy or computer store and ask the clerk what would suit you best, it won't work. Not for the busy agencies. Especially not if you text at peak time. Its your duty to read the reviews and do your homeworks and look at the pictures.
In a nutshell text saying you want to book "Girl A" at X O'Clock if possible, if not anything between X and Y would do. All the little details like if she speak english or such are on website. Agencies are not the place to do cloathing request (she show up dress in a way and she will see multiple guy, she won't show up to work with a cloathing bag) and some agencies may have gift suggestions or fav drinks on website, but if they don't, well don't insist. If you want more details like this, go indy.
Agencies will always prefer clients who know what they are looking for. If you start to ask too many questions and like you would go to a bestbuy or computer store and ask the clerk what would suit you best, it won't work. Not for the busy agencies. Especially not if you text at peak time. Its your duty to read the reviews and do your homeworks and look at the pictures.
In a nutshell text saying you want to book "Girl A" at X O'Clock if possible, if not anything between X and Y would do. All the little details like if she speak english or such are on website. Agencies are not the place to do cloathing request (she show up dress in a way and she will see multiple guy, she won't show up to work with a cloathing bag) and some agencies may have gift suggestions or fav drinks on website, but if they don't, well don't insist. If you want more details like this, go indy.
The other side of this is that if you don't know what you want and quickly send that message by asking 5 questions in the first 30 seconds, it leads to bad results. The agency will then shift gears and try to hard sell you on the girls who can't book and are free. You are setting yourself up to get that pitch and hard sell because if you don't know what you want, they will try and figure it out for you. Someone has to. And what makes most sense is to hard sell you on the girls they have on shift who are free. It gets you to stop talking and gets the girl a booking.
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Yeah texting won't work at all...especially if it's alot of questions.
If it's going to be a big conversation, you should try either emailing them or contacting them via PM (twitter/X, MERB, etc.).
That way, they can answer when they actually have the time, and you'll get a better response.
As mentioned, the agencies don’t like when a client asks a bunch of questions and when they’re busy, they don’t have time to answer.
When I was booking regularly with agencies, I would tend to repeat a lot. Why? Because I never knew how it would go when booking a new girl. I was a regular, so I figured they’d give me some inside info when I wanted to book a new girl. But all I would get is that “yeah, she’s great”. So it would often be hit and miss when seeing someone new.
All that to say that is that it’s best to read reviews and try to book accordingly. Don’t ask a bunch of questions, accept the bad encounters and move on, and appreciate the good encounters. You’ll form your own opinion, you can’t really rely on most bookers for inside info.
If they feel that your a pain in the $ss, you’ll get less priority and it will be more difficult to book the popular girls during busy periods. So a quick text is best when booking (Is SP so-and-so available at this date/time, for x hours?).
And just go with the flow!
When I was booking regularly with agencies, I would tend to repeat a lot. Why? Because I never knew how it would go when booking a new girl. I was a regular, so I figured they’d give me some inside info when I wanted to book a new girl. But all I would get is that “yeah, she’s great”. So it would often be hit and miss when seeing someone new.
All that to say that is that it’s best to read reviews and try to book accordingly. Don’t ask a bunch of questions, accept the bad encounters and move on, and appreciate the good encounters. You’ll form your own opinion, you can’t really rely on most bookers for inside info.
If they feel that your a pain in the $ss, you’ll get less priority and it will be more difficult to book the popular girls during busy periods. So a quick text is best when booking (Is SP so-and-so available at this date/time, for x hours?).
And just go with the flow!
I understand the last points made about not asking questions... but let me ask you this... if you have a particular service you are looking for... does are never to my knowledge wrtitten on the website and reviews could be outdated. How is it perceived by the agency if you send a text saying : I would like to book one of your girls who offers X service?
I think it’s ok to ask, but I wouldn’t ramble on.
And keep in mind that YMMV, regardless.
I have the same response as @Jordd .
You can ask a couple of questions, but I would avoid too much back and forth.
YMMV plays a big factor. The booker can say anything, doesn’t mean you’ll get that service.
For me, the chemistry is important and the booker can’t predict that. If the chemistry is there, I’ll probably get better service and enjoy it more. And would repeat!
If not, it will probably be an average encounter and I wouldn’t repeat.
But that’s just my opinion!
Miséricorde. The same men trying to avoid showering at the beginning of a session are the same men complaining about the lack of providers offering BBBJ and BLS
I hope in this case it's just a rookie mistake/misunderstanding of trying to squeeze in every second and minutes of the time booked. Kind of like the first couple of times you go to an amusement park and run to each ride, eventually you realize that walking does not make much of a difference. Eventually you also realize that 5 minutes does not impact the time booked in my opinion. I mean depending on how vigorous the first round was I take a second shower before the second round, personal choice because I do enjoy a bbbj to start each
Adding an question re: etiquette for dealing agencies.... Has anyone booked an agency SP for multiple hours (more than 4 hours) or even over night? For these very long-hour appointments, it is common for the agency to give a discount? Say, for example, suppose you book a girl from an agency for 8 hours whose original hourly rate is $250. Without any discount, it would be $2,000. Is it OK to ask the agency for a discount to, say, $1,800 or something like that? This is common, I think, for indy girls when advertising for multi-hour appointments. But I am not sure about the etiquette for agencies. Thanks for sharing your insight!
I am pretty sure agencies have rates for multi hours and overnights just like we indy do. If you tell them when you contact them, they’ll let you know.
I think asking for a discount is a bit gauche.
Don't ask for a discount. This ain't costco.
I personally book over 5h very frequently but there is no discount. In fact they give you a favor to allow you to book that much. Here are the reasons why:
1) demand and supply. There is a lot of demand (you, clients) and therefore there is no need for the supply (agencies) to lower the rate. They can find someone else who will pay the asking price
2) they do you a favor because you are blocking other potential clients and your booking represent a risk if you cancel last minute.
3) it looks cheap, and this hobby is definitely not for this mindset especially dealing with agencies
4) your best chance is maybe if you can make a deal with an Indy if you book multiple hours, regularly and involving social time, mostly outside at a nice bar and restaurant
but my friend, it’s a great experience that worth to try with whom you feel connected with
1) demand and supply. There is a lot of demand (you, clients) and therefore there is no need for the supply (agencies) to lower the rate. They can find someone else who will pay the asking price
2) they do you a favor because you are blocking other potential clients and your booking represent a risk if you cancel last minute.
3) it looks cheap, and this hobby is definitely not for this mindset especially dealing with agencies
4) your best chance is maybe if you can make a deal with an Indy if you book multiple hours, regularly and involving social time, mostly outside at a nice bar and restaurant
but my friend, it’s a great experience that worth to try with whom you feel connected with
What do we do if we booked with an agency and the girl never arrived and the booking agent hasn't responded?
I'd called previously, and during that call, the agent said nobody was available tonight and I was like "no worries" and we were both like "have a good night". The dude called my number back after that call ended right after and started speaking in french and called me another person's name, and I told him I think he has me confused with someone else since that wasn't my name and only other time i'd called at that point was like a month before.
I called again on a later day to check who's available, and there was an availability with someone i like so i booked and gave my address. But nobody showed up. I tried calling again, and messaging on the website.
What are the odds this booker thinks i'm someone else and is mad at that person?
I'm genuinely confused. This isn't an agency i've booked with before, but i've heard good things.
I'd called previously, and during that call, the agent said nobody was available tonight and I was like "no worries" and we were both like "have a good night". The dude called my number back after that call ended right after and started speaking in french and called me another person's name, and I told him I think he has me confused with someone else since that wasn't my name and only other time i'd called at that point was like a month before.
I called again on a later day to check who's available, and there was an availability with someone i like so i booked and gave my address. But nobody showed up. I tried calling again, and messaging on the website.
What are the odds this booker thinks i'm someone else and is mad at that person?
I'm genuinely confused. This isn't an agency i've booked with before, but i've heard good things.
The issue at hand arises from your dealings with a disreputable agency. I'm fairly certain that the agency you mentioned does not advertise here. I believe I have an idea of which agency you are referring to, as they are notorious for these types of situations. I recommend opting for an agency that advertises on MERB, as most of them are reliable and trustworthy . Even in the unlikely event that they cannot fulfill a booking, they will either inform you in advance or not take the booking from the outset.
That's what surprises me. This was was one of the agencies that advertises on here. I've heard very good things about the agency. I genuinely think the booking dude just confused me with another person when he'd called me back previously. I have no idea why else they wouldn't even respond to texts or calls or messages on the website when i've been communicating that nobody showed up and checking to make sure they sent her to the correct address.
But i got no communication back. Not an excuse. Not a message letting me know they had to cancel. Nothing.
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