Short notice (within an hour or even same day) can be hard for a lot of ladies to accommodate as many have different screening protocols which need to be fulfilled. Not to mention most ladies share their spaces (and have lives outside of SP work) so pre-booking is typically ideal.
Reaching out beforehand to a lady you're interested in and passing her screening process could expedite a short notice/same day appointment.
Telling the lady you're interested in that you reached out to someone else seems, imo, quite declasse. Why divulge that info? We all (ladies and gents alike) want to feel special and unique. If she didn't get back to you within your desired time-frame perhaps just follow her screening process, get passed (or not) and keep her contact info in your back pocket for next time.
Miss Monet, I don't think I even mentioned that part in my post. I would NEVER NEVER EVER tell one SP that if she does not respond back, I will go to someone else. Yes, it is not classy at all. I don't know why you got that idea!!
I think that's one facet of this industry that's not well understood by all pooners. The appointment calendars of some incalls are nearly fully booked.
Years ago a successful SP might be able to have her own incall or share with another woman. Today, especially in downtown Vancouver, I can't imagine it's possible unless it's a very high end escort who does multi-hour dates every day. I figure a good Yaletown condo close to the Skytrain with washer/dryer (and parking) is $2500 bucks. So that's 10 sessions for the female to cover just that cost or if she's sharing and charging say 15% of the cost of the date, that's $40 bucks x 60 sessions..just to break even. I'm honestly amazed women in the downtown region aren't charging much more than they do.
I understand the lack of availability of a shared incall, What I was referring to was the first response back. If nothing else, I wouldn't mind getting a message back with things like .. "Oh hey, let me check to see if the incall is free or not" or .. something like.. "hey, just give me a few minutes to get back to you". Just something to let me know that the communication is in process.
I am talking about NO RESPONSE at all. Yes I think one to two hours is a pretty good time.
My experience of advance booking by days has not been too good on multiple occasions. Something almost always come up on both sides. Personally, if possible, I prefer one day in advance. Sometimes, due to nature of my work, I get a little window during the day and that is when I am in a bit of pressure.
Anyway, this is a good discussion to have because it certainly shows us things from ladies perspective.