Loyalty and respect are a two way street

[Asmodeus]

After seeing others share their experiences with late and cancelled bookings, I thought I’d share mine.

Double bookings aren't always a result of a failed booking system. This is only part of the problem.

Some girls and shops seem to forget the value of regular customers. By regular I mean visiting the same girl at least once a week and the shop multiple times a week.
Once a girl becomes popular or someone offers well above market rates, loyalty often goes out the window.

I’ve had bookings cancelled after arriving at the shop, apparently because another punter was willing to pay more. When I complained about the inconvenience, the response was essentially, “Must have been her regular who pays more.”

That says it all.

Regular customers provide consistent business through the quiet and busy periods. Screw them over often enough and they’ll simply take their money elsewhere.

I’ve now done exactly that.

Funny thing is, when I recently had to cancel a booking 2hrs beforehand, the first time I’ve ever cancelled, I was portrayed as an inconsiderate asshole.
Talk about double standards!

Plenty of other girls and shops want the business. No point spending money where loyalty and respect clearly aren’t valued.

Shops should remember customers time is as valuable as the girls working for them.

It works both ways.

[ButterySmooth]

Couldn't agree more!

I had a 1hr session with my regular ML cut short due to a high paying individual who did a walk-in appointment, was shooed out the door with a partial refund.

It's all about the money for them and with throngs of horny men standing inline we are unfortunately expendable.

[Mango2965]

Aslong as you leave emotions at the door and realise most of the time there no attachments . Even the most sincere lady is usually just acting a part

[Asmodeus]

Some shops are simply better at protecting their business interests. They don’t let girls cancel bookings that have already been made through the shop without discussion.

They understand that the shop needs to protect its long-term customers because the girls may move on, but those customers are the ones who can continue supporting the business.