PCD Mamasan is not happy!
Feeling better now? Did you get what you wanted? Poor mamasan got upset after everyone kept having a whinge! It even made her go quiet for a few days, stop updating the list, and you guys missed out on girls with some really good services over the weekend!
Anyway, she’s back now, fired up, and not happy. She’s made a few points that really need a reply because it looks like she follows this site pretty closely, so she’ll definitely see this.
1. She says sometimes a bad experience happens because the chemistry doesn’t click or the girl is “off”. Fair enough, but in any other business, if the customer has a bad experience because the service provider didn’t deliver, they usually offer at least a partial refund. Do you do that too, or are you just taking advantage of the fact that this industry operates in a grey area and ignoring the issue?
2. If a girl isn’t feeling it, the chemistry isn’t there, or she’s not in the right mood, she shouldn’t come to work — or she should be upfront and say she’s not providing that service. What’s not fair is charging over $300 for half an hour (which is already a very high price) and then giving a crap service. You’re charging that much because customers expect a quality experience, not because someone can just show up and go through the motions. Like I said before, in almost any other industry, these excuses would justify at least a partial or even full refund.
3. Using marketing techniques to encourage good reviews isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Just admit it. Everyone knows it happens, and most people don’t really have a problem with it — just be transparent about it.
4. Finally, mama-san takes it too far when she says “if you don’t like it, go somewhere else”. That argument only works when there’s real competition and people actually have different options. But when an industry is run like a cartel, prices are pushed up unfairly, and service quality drops because everyone follows the same trend, “go somewhere else” isn’t really a fair response.
It’s like a town with only one bread shop, where the owner takes advantage of having no competition and tells customers, “If you don’t like my prices or service, just go somewhere else.” That’s not a reasonable argument.
5. In the end, instead of pointing the finger at customers, maybe mama-san should look at making the prices more reasonable and improving the quality of the service. That would probably stop so many people from being unhappy in the first place.
Yeah lads, speak up and let’s stand together. We don’t earn our money easily, so we shouldn’t just let people take advantage of us like this. There should be a fair refund policy in place so providers can’t just take your money and then switch off or give a poor service once they’ve got it.
Punters of the world, unite!
