is it an alert being impatient in texting

[azteker]

Some SPs seem impatient when I only sent 2~3 messages. This discourages me to visit them, as I think they will not be patient with me in service either. What is your idea?

 

[Gweilo]

if there’s any doubt, it’s probably a bad idea

 

[ExpCharlee]

Lots of time wasters out there. I’d say it depends on what the messages are. If one message is:

“Hi, my name is John Smith. I’m 53 years old, I really enjoy fine dining and I’m quite shy. I’m interested in seeing you on June 5th at 6:30pm for a 90 minute incall! Would you happen to be available at that time? I can provide references or a deposit or whatever screening your require”

You’re probably good. But if It’s like

“Hi, I’m John” [hi john how can I help you?]
“Are you available June 5th” [what time and duration?]
“6:30” [what duration? Could you tell me a bit about yourself?]
“I’m 53, white, and I like sucking on toes”

She’s going to get impatient.
I get this...a lot. Just be succinct. We get a lot of messages.

 

[Chillax]

Just text like you would with anyone else
For example how would you text a financial adviser etc Or how would you talk to your co-worker..

 

[EuroSZabina]

Just text like you would with anyone else
For example how would you text a financial adviser etc Or how would you talk to your co-worker..

Very well said. Give the proper respect and etiquette to anybody you contact with .
Please introduce yourself and have some meaning to your text.
Like a simple hi babe is really useless or I saw your ad. You look beautiful

Hi SZabina, how are you today ? My name is Scott I'm in my early 50's and I'm wondering about your availability for today ? I already checked out your website and I would like to spend an hour with you

Ahhhhh, so rare when this happens lol