Has anybody walked after booking from an agency?

[010100110]

Weird question but was curious if anybody has walked after the door opens at an agency? I usually go to AMPS where you can see the lineup or indys where the pics are them, after reading some reviews.

I was thinking of trying out some of the younger girls, but don't want to feel obligated to stay if I don't find then attractive enough for that price point.

I realize that they want to have the girls booked up solid each day, but I also don't want to pay for a blind date either.

Anybody out there who has walked? Did they blacklist list you after that?

Thanks

 

[CocoCollective]

Hi there with us it’s definitely not something that is common (all real photos and minimal editing) but if someone just isn’t your cup of tea and you text after and let me know why I’d be happy to find someone more your type - I’d suggest just handing the girl $20 and saying I’m sorry but I’m going to head out. No hard feelings everyone has different types.

if your coming just to see what they look like and your not serious about actually booking yes you’ll get blocked lol but I understand if someone’s just maybe facially not your type. Everyone has a different vision on what a 10 is. Someone’s 10 facially can be someone’s 1 facially haha.

I guess it just depends on the situation!

 

[Asian Fever]

Weird question but was curious if anybody has walked after the door opens at an agency? I usually go to AMPS where you can see the lineup or indys where the pics are them, after reading some reviews.

I was thinking of trying out some of the younger girls, but don't want to feel obligated to stay if I don't find then attractive enough for that price point.

I realize that they want to have the girls booked up solid each day, but I also don't want to pay for a blind date either.

Anybody out there who has walked? Did they blacklist list you after that?

Thanks

We blacklist on walking, but we use real photos so there should be no surprises. And if her profile says she is in her early 20s, she is actually in her early 20s.

The places that are generally more ok with walking will be the ones with fake photos, like all of the Chinese agencies.

 

[Deleted member 229339]

Weird question but was curious if anybody has walked after the door opens at an agency? I usually go to AMPS where you can see the lineup or indys where the pics are them, after reading some reviews.

I was thinking of trying out some of the younger girls, but don't want to feel obligated to stay if I don't find then attractive enough for that price point.

I realize that they want to have the girls booked up solid each day, but I also don't want to pay for a blind date either.

Anybody out there who has walked? Did they blacklist list you after that?

Thanks

I’ve had the pleasure of booking with three separate agencies here on Perb and besides the obvious face editing out of their photos, the girls I’ve seen have been pretty accurate for the most part and sometimes even better in person.
Unless you’re wondering about what they look like FACIALLY and then being disappointed id suggest asking the handler about her features and/or famous comparisons if applicable

Important note: I’ve found that all their photos on their ads as reasonably accurate and they do a good job of telling you if they have tattoos. Never had an experience where they were completely or noticeablely different in person

 

[010100110]

We blacklist on walking, but we use real photos so there should be no surprises. And if her profile says she is in her early 20s, she is actually in her early 20s.

The places that are generally more ok with walking will be the ones with fake photos, like all of the Chinese agencies.

Totally understandable with your agency and with Coco as your photos are legit. I was referring to the other ones with the fake photos, even if they are relatively close in resemblance. Thanks for the replies.

 

[Bobert1969]

Hi there with us it’s definitely not something that is common (all real photos and minimal editing) but if someone just isn’t your cup of tea and you text after and let me know why I’d be happy to find someone more your type - I’d suggest just handing the girl $20 and saying I’m sorry but I’m going to head out. No hard feelings everyone has different types.

if your coming just to see what they look like and your not serious about actually booking yes you’ll get blocked lol but I understand if someone’s just maybe facially not your type. Everyone has a different vision on what a 10 is. Someone’s 10 facially can be someone’s 1 facially haha.

I guess it just depends on the situation!

Classy response, not to mention reasonable. Well said.

 

[Bobert1969]

they would be right to blacklist you. you would be wasting their time and costing them money

Silly logic. The client may have taken a rare day off from work to come see a girl that winds up not being their cup of tea facially. They fought traffic, may have driven from another city. Hell, they may have saved up over the course of a couple of pay cheques to see a particular provider that's using "real pics" only to find that the real environment they're in isn't quite as flattering. Who's in the wrong if the girl they're seeing is a girl they already had a terrible visit with but that girl rebranded from a different shop? It happens quite often actually. So the client should be blacklisted? I see that as the cost of doing business. Multiple offences? Sure, that makes sense. Once in a while? Uh, no. I'm all for freedom of expression, and business, so shops can do what they want but if a shop sees the odd walk as a justifiable excuse to blacklist, they take themselves too seriously, regardless of whether it's their right or not.

 

[ploplayer228]

Silly logic. The client may have taken a rare day off from work to come see a girl that winds up not being their cup of tea facially. They fought traffic, may have driven from another city. Hell, they may have saved up over the course of a couple of pay cheques to see a particular provider that's using "real pics" only to find that the real environment they're in isn't quite as flattering. Who's in the wrong if the girl they're seeing is a girl they already had a terrible visit with but that girl rebranded from a different shop? It happens quite often actually. So the client should be blacklisted? I see that as the cost of doing business. Multiple offences? Sure, that makes sense. Once in a while? Uh, no. I'm all for freedom of expression, and business, so shops can do what they want but if a shop sees the odd walk as a justifiable excuse to blacklist, they take themselves too seriously, regardless of whether it's their right or not.

Very well said.👍
Also not to mention the 1st impression, attitude, etc. within the 1st min of the door opening make whole experience go either way.

 

[TheWarrior30]

no one cares about the customer's sad back story, lmao. and keeping a count of "offenses" per customer sounds ridiculous...

so even if a provider is nowhere near what the client expected, they should pay full price? No way. The whole point is that there is no established connection here. It's bad customer service.