Protocols question

[Balrog]

I was wondering what do you guys (and girls) think is an appropriate (and what's an inappropriate) length of time to make a reservation of an SP's time before the intended session?

I know, from what I've read, that some SPs are ready within minutes, others prefer to be contacted hours or even at least a day before the wanted date/time, but what's everyone's usual time? I guess it varies by situation, some may be more spontaneously in need of company, and some may like to prepare the date with care and time (I'm one of those).

For the SPs: Is there such a thing as "too much time in advance" for you?

Let us hear your opinions.

 

[take8easy]

I was wondering what do you guys (and girls) think is an appropriate (and what's an inappropriate) length of time to make a reservation of an SP's time before the intended session?

I know, from what I've read, that some SPs are ready within minutes, others prefer to be contacted hours or even at least a day before the wanted date/time, but what's everyone's usual time? I guess it varies by situation, some may be more spontaneously in need of company, and some may like to prepare the date with care and time (I'm one of those).

For the SPs: Is there such a thing as "too much time in advance" for you?

Let us hear your opinions.

There is no cut and dry rule here.

I know there are a few ladies, who can be ready within minutes. I think that a lot depends on timing as well. There could be cancellations or no shows etc coming into play.

Also, I know a few ladies who live where their incall is. So I guess it is easier for them to take quick appointments. Some live far away from their in-calls so they need more time to be ready.

I have done bookings days in advance and as quick as about thirty minutes.

 

[shedevil]

I was wondering what do you guys (and girls) think is an appropriate (and what's an inappropriate) length of time to make a reservation of an SP's time before the intended session?

I know, from what I've read, that some SPs are ready within minutes, others prefer to be contacted hours or even at least a day before the wanted date/time, but what's everyone's usual time? I guess it varies by situation, some may be more spontaneously in need of company, and some may like to prepare the date with care and time (I'm one of those).

For the SPs: Is there such a thing as "too much time in advance" for you?

Let us hear your opinions.

A day or two in advance is fine. I find when someone book a week in advance or more, often the appointment will not materialize or it can get forgotten about. For me, any notice is good notice. If someone has booked way in advance with me I ask for them to contact me the day before. I do live at my incall and I can be ready in as little as 30. I prefer an hour, so I'm not rushed or having to consider leaving someone waiting downstairs for a few. I know to some people its no big deal, but if it were me I would hate it. I try very hard not to impose that kind of thing on a guest. Especially if it's their first time.

I'm pretty flexible because I know most people do this a spur of the moment type of thing.

SD

 

[Aellyn Rose]

I think the answer to your question is directly tied to the kind of professional you will encounter. Low-volume companions who have other business to tend to will appreciate as much notice as possible. A provider who works higher-volume will often be very flexible and able to accommodate last-minute bookings easily...

 

[blazejowski]

My personal rule of thumb is for a local girl, the day/night before, with a follow up text the morning of, with touring girls who send advance notice, I give it a little more time, and text the night before/ morning of to confirm, depending on her wishes.

 

[Aellyn Rose]

I can appreciate the time required to get ready etc, but just to play devil's advocate a moment.... what happens if a pooner is like oh my day is suddenly free; I will call xyz for some fun time.. sometimes this works sometimes doesn't dependent on the schedule, isn't that part of the fun too? Also why limit your business? If you are good to go that is... also in my opinion the hype of seeing someone can only last so long before it fades and needs furthering, so if you are seeing someone the next day then you would be excited for that encounter maybe nervous... but in a few days that may take the edge off a bit.

Agreed, and that happens quite a bit. I'm not going to turn down an appointment if I'm "good to go" just to make a point As you say sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't - actually I'm usually grateful to have a surprise liaison pop up in the middle of the day if I was planning on spending that day exclusively on other, sometimes boring business... :eyebrows:

 

[take8easy]

There is no set protocol I'd say. Personally, I have had sessions with about a week's booking and as short as 45 minutes.
If you call an asian micro, you cud be in within minutes.
Generally speaking, I book a day or two in advance but I do confirm it first on the day of the session.