I would think that you should have the answers to those 2 questions before you hit her door. Otherwise, what would you do after she opens the door and she says it's $800.00, but no bbbj and no touchng or kissing her boobs ?????I still new to the biz, but I usually go straight into asking what her rates are and services provided. would that be too impersonal? so how do you guys usually start the first convo?
Thank you, Donjuan, That helped a lot.What was the reason her ad stood out to you? If it’s her write up or her pictures, review, etc., compliment her for that, then a bit about yourself like age, physical shape, for example, Early forties, fit, non smoker, professional, well traveled, polite, well-groomed and through gentlemen.
Provide some references from the sp you have seen. Letting her know what is the duration of appointment you are seeking and which day would be your first preference. Don’t ask for services in the intro email those you can politely ask in follow up email. I personally never asked anyone about services myself.
Rates are usually on the website or ad do lots of reading first don’t ask obvious questions. It makes you appear a person with low IQ. I hope this helps.
No it's not too impersonal.I still new to the biz, but I usually go straight into asking what her rates are and services provided. would that be too impersonal? so how do you guys usually start the first convo?
I usually try to assess if we might be a good match with my first email.I still new to the biz, but I usually go straight into asking what her rates are and services provided. would that be too impersonal? so how do you guys usually start the first convo?
Totally agree with this.I think OP means how the first contact should be made.
Usually my first ever contact with the SP (via text) is as follows....
Hi _(SP's name) _ _ _
I am _(my name)____, a _(my age)__ yr old, clean family guy.
I am known on PERB as take8easy. I have heard so much about you and I was just wondering if you are free for an hour this Friday around 10-00 am.
Thanks. _(My name)____
If I contact by email, it's still pretty much the same. If the ad doesn't have the donation, then I would ask how much it is.
Only word of advice is that try not to ask too many questions the first time and do not ask explicit questions.
What was the reason her ad stood out to you? If it’s her write up or her pictures, review, etc., compliment her for that, then a bit about yourself like age, physical shape, for example, Early forties, fit, non smoker, professional, well traveled, polite, well-groomed and through gentlemen.
Provide some references from the sp you have seen. Letting her know what is the duration of appointment you are seeking and which day would be your first preference. Don’t ask for services in the intro email those you can politely ask in follow up email. I personally never asked anyone about services myself.
Rates are usually on the website or ad do lots of reading first don’t ask obvious questions. It makes you appear a person with low IQ. I hope this helps.
Some people need help with this apparently.....Usually by introducing yourself. Like in a polite conversation.
not like "hey bitch".......
OrSome people need help with this apparently.....
Have some of the ladies been showing you my overly verbose texts?Hey, you available?
As is so often the case, Angel hit this one out of the park! This response ought to be a sticky!Always introduce yourself and have at least a couple courtesy lines. It doesn't have to be extravagant, but don't start the conversation with "What are your rates" unless you want to see a lady who is going to treat you like an ATM......because if you start a conversation that way, you are basically dehumanizing her, so why should she reciprocate upon meetig with anything more?
Something basic is fine. Hi, my name is Joe. I seen your ad on xyz, and I am interested in meeting up today/next week/this weekend etc. Do you have time to answer a couple of questions?
If you want be more social, ask her how she is doing, and provide her a compliment on why you are calling. This is especially true if you are lookin to see a courtesan or more exclusive lady, as a large part of liaisons involves a social component.
Starting a conversation with "What's your rate" comes across sounding like you are either bargain hunting for just anyone, and the lowest rate is all you care about, or that you didn't take any time to read her ad or website.....which again comes across as sounding like you don't care who you see - that any hole with the right price will do.
There are certainly ladies who are fine with it, especially those who really just provide a "Get him in, get him off, get him out" type of service. And if that is what you are looking for, your approach above was perfect, because those ladies don't want to waste time with pleasantries.
However, if you are wanting a experience, or at least some kind of connection and liaison that extends past being strictly physical, then putting a couple sentences together (as you would with just about anybody else) is probably a good idea.
I've tried this method when I first started. Didn't get any or any serious replies. I tried showering them with compliments and being "nice". This method got me NOWHEREAlways introduce yourself and have at least a couple courtesy lines. It doesn't have to be extravagant, but don't start the conversation with "What are your rates" unless you want to see a lady who is going to treat you like an ATM......because if you start a conversation that way, you are basically dehumanizing her, so why should she reciprocate upon meetig with anything more?
Something basic is fine. Hi, my name is Joe. I seen your ad on xyz, and I am interested in meeting up today/next week/this weekend etc. Do you have time to answer a couple of questions?
If you want be more social, ask her how she is doing, and provide her a compliment on why you are calling. This is especially true if you are lookin to see a courtesan or more exclusive lady, as a large part of liaisons involves a social component.
Starting a conversation with "What's your rate" comes across sounding like you are either bargain hunting for just anyone, and the lowest rate is all you care about, or that you didn't take any time to read her ad or website.....which again comes across as sounding like you don't care who you see - that any hole with the right price will do.
There are certainly ladies who are fine with it, especially those who really just provide a "Get him in, get him off, get him out" type of service. And if that is what you are looking for, your approach above was perfect, because those ladies don't want to waste time with pleasantries.
However, if you are wanting a experience, or at least some kind of connection and liaison that extends past being strictly physical, then putting a couple sentences together (as you would with just about anybody else) is probably a good idea.
For well-reviewed/mid-higher end sp, their website has all the info you need to start your first introduction with respect. It's just when I'm trying to see sp on leolist, at least i thought they might like a respectful client, but I guess they prefer volume over quality.No one is mentioning the reality here- there are much different scenarios.
When starting communication with, say, a more well reviewed, independent, "mid-higher end SP" (insert other descriptors as necessary) then a more formal and detailed intro should be considered. Also- read her ad thoroughly for any specific contact instructions. Get a feel for her character. Understand her outlook.
Alternatively, when reaching out to AMPs, MPs, Micros and "lesser SPs" (insert other descriptors as necessary) a less formal approach should be taken. These rendezvous are typically less personal and more "production line" for lack of a better term. Simply asking for rates and services is much more acceptable. Most AMPs don't care what your name is.
Don't complicate the matter with overly verbose introductions either way. Short, sweet, polite and respectful always works. Just as in a face to face personal exchange.






