Cancellation Fee???

o0Mindy0o

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Would anyone argue that, for an escort agency to charge it's clientelle a cancellation fee of $50 -should someone choose not to see the girl sent to them for an outcall, is unreasonable? And if the agency were to offer $40 of that $50 off the rate if they do see another girl in the same evening, would that make it any better. i mean sure it does take time (and gas) from people, but still... If they're not satisfied why pay?

Or even paying an extra $20 on top of a client's fee to have another girlie that night, would that suck or what? (why bother right!)
 

rollerboy

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Escort? I'm sorry, there must be some mistake, I didn't order an escort. I'm here for a Christian Fellowship convention.

J/K! Lying is wrong. I'd probably just not answer the door.
 

Ilovethemall

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not likely

Sure, I will agree to a cancellation fee.....if the Agency agrees to the same amount of money being paid to me if:

The girl does not look like what was promised.
The girl is fat
The service is not good
The girl is late

If they agree to that, then I will agree to a cancellation fee.
 

The Lizard King

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Would anyone argue that, for an escort agency to charge it's clientelle a cancellation fee of $50 -should someone choose not to see the girl sent to them for an outcall, is unreasonable?
If YOU are asking as a result of being an owner/operator, I would suggest you be more specific as to the looks and build of what you have available or demand that the client describes exactly what they're looking for. Failure to do so is your fucking problem. If a guy wants a specific look or build send him that, don't fuck around by sending whoever you have available without telling him or doing the all too common bait and switch hoping or expecting that he'll say "what the fuck" and keep her now that she's there.

So let's say I order a vegetarian pizza but some pimply faced kid with a ring in his fucking nose shows up with a "meat lovers" pizza. When I politely (as you would expect) inform him that I did not want a meat lovers pizza and he responds with a "well, whatta 'bout a cancellation or delivery fee, dude?" do I:
a) pay him a small fee for his trouble and the obvious inconvenience I've caused him
or
b) rip that fucking ring out of his nose, boot him in the ass, and tell him to go get the right fucking pizza

It may surprise you but I'd probably do "b". Good luck in your future endeavours.....
 

Ilovethemall

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so what?

Break even? Tough shit - if they send out the wrong "pizza", all they get is a door closing in their faces after a polite Adios Amigos.
 

Avery

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LittleAsianGuy said:
Some agencies charge a 50.00 drivers fee. They might need 50.00 just too break even.
It's still their problem if they've delivered an escort who doesn't match the description given to the client, or the client's specifications as told to the agency.

About 18 years ago in Thunder Bay, I called an agency and agreed to receive a 27 year old black girl described as 5'-6" and 125 lb. The person who showed up at my hotel was white, bleached blonde, around 40, about 5'-2", 200+ lb., looked like she hadn't had a shower for a month and was drunk. She got very pissy when I told her she wasn't the girl described to me and wouldn't let her in. She insisted on a cancellation fee of $40 to cover her taxi fare. I tried to be kind, and told her it wasn't her fault, but she still insisted. I told her no, and said I was going to complain to the agency. She finally left, swearing a blue streak.

In a way, I felt sorry for her, because the agency was at fault, and she was going to be out $40 of her own money, but that would just have encouraged them to pursue their bait and switch policy.
 
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