kind of pissed

[narcoleptic2009]

About 6 weeks ago I setup a DUO with two lovely ladies from Candyxxxlusif. the session was great, no complaints, now their `booking agent` or whatever keeps calling me every weekend to see if i want a date, its starting to get lame.

anyone else in a similar boat, i am tired of coming up with excuses for my SO why my phone goes off... aside from being rude, how would you get it to stop, i've tried emailing them, don't really want to answer and tell them to fuck off because that may be bad karma?

i am just about at wits end tho...

 

[Right Said Fred]

About 6 weeks ago I setup a DUO with two lovely ladies from Candyxxxlusif. the session was great, no complaints, now their `booking agent` or whatever keeps calling me every weekend to see if i want a date, its starting to get lame.

anyone else in a similar boat, i am tired of coming up with excuses for my SO why my phone goes off... aside from being rude, how would you get it to stop, i've tried emailing them, don't really want to answer and tell them to fuck off because that may be bad karma?

i am just about at wits end tho...

Change your phone number.

 

[moi]

Wow i've never heard of that happening before.

Call them when you are away from your SO and tell them not to call u, that you will call them. Or if you have a call block option on your phone that would be great.

 

[brownsuperman]

Their booker ISA good guy and professional in his job. Just call the number and let him know you would like to not get calls. Or even have your number taken off their records or whatever.

 

[HB40]

Their booker ISA good guy and professional in his job. Just call the number and let him know you would like to not get calls. Or even have your number taken off their records or whatever.

Actually it's his MO, happened to a friend of mine and even when told not to call he still did. Calling the client is unacceptable, if the customer figured out how to book a girl he wants the first time it's pretty likely he will figure it out again. This is not customer service, it's fucking bothersome.

 

[HBM1]

Hmmmm - gee, let me guess who that might be....haha.

 

[FortunateOne]

Find the feature that will allow you to block his number from calling you, and pm them from here with your complaint. Or post something in one of their threads to alert people. Unless you make a public stink about this, they will just keep doing it. Letting them know it will affect their business adversely might make a difference. Posting into their thread or pming might make them address it publically as well, trying to justify it. Once they see the negative feedback, it also might make difference.

IMO, there is no excuse to justify contacting a client outside of anything to do with an already booked appt.

 

[FRENCH XXX]

We never received a email from you please contact us, we will remove you from the member list, if you are a candy shop member, you know ,how we proceed for VIP rates and information on the candies.




Please note: ABOUT US

 

[Klimax]

I've talked to the Candyman quite a bit and get some real VIP treatment. I appreciate it and I'm sure if you don't want a call, than all you'd have to do is ask.

He's not so much of a hustler, just tring to give preferential treatment to regulars.

 

[FortunateOne]

I've talked to the Candyman quite a bit and get some real VIP treatment. I appreciate it and I'm sure if you don't want a call, than all you'd have to do is ask.

He's not so much of a hustler, just tring to give preferential treatment to regulars.

Then perhaps he should stick to an email list, rather than phone calls. It is never okay to call a client regardless of whatever list he might have actually agreed to be on.

 

[FRENCH XXX]

90% of the members (costumers) want us to call , we follow the members request, its a gentleman's club more then agency, ask around on the boards, the members call and ask for MATT. For example: we give a lot of give aways to the members,gift,ticket,vipnights,every week new stuff coming,etc. We don't really beleive, that he really had a duo, last 6 week, on feb 12 -BIJOU LACI was in town , we had 6 duos, please contact us , for confirmation 4 post ????

 

[FortunateOne]

I think it's okay to email a client with your touring schedule or to let them know of specials or new service offerings

I heard once about a hobbyist who used his HOME email address to contact a provider.. when she innocently wrote to him his SO saw the email... that to me was stupid of him, not her.

xoxo
Nina

Oh, yeah. I meant phone calls lol. I think it is okay to email. I don't think it is okay to phone or text.

If the agency regularly offers specials, etc, there isn't any reason not to email selected clients with the info. But the agency has absolutely no idea whatsoever when would be an appropriate time for anyone to receive a phone call for this sort of biz. It is just a bad idea. Someone who books an appt & has to be advised of a change or to confirm on the day or day before, that is not a bad idea. But to call out of the blue anytime of day?

(I am always surprised at the number of emailers who use their work email, their real full name email, on both sides escorts and clients lol)

 

[Juicer]

I tend to see both sides of the argument here, but I believe Klimax has it right. If you call him and tell him not to call he won't.

As a matter of fact he asked me if it was okay for him to call before he started calling me so I provided him with specific times that are okay to call. He has been very professional not to call me before or after those times I provided. When he does call he advises me of the specials, and offers a real VIP treatment that I have not received from any booker that services E-Town. Plus he also provides services beyond pooning that have been very helpful (free concert tix, free hockey tix, etc)

I for one am appreciative that he calls.

I've talked to the Candyman quite a bit and get some real VIP treatment. I appreciate it and I'm sure if you don't want a call, than all you'd have to do is ask.

He's not so much of a hustler, just tring to give preferential treatment to regulars.