Outlook group set up?

[milemiles]

How does this agency work?

With other agencies there’s a handler / owner who is handling communication and screening and scheduling.

With Outlook it seems like the women are handling this themselves. Is that true? Is it really the specific SP doing the emailing?

The agency provides space / advertising that kind of thing, but it’s left to the providers to email etc?

 

[SSL Management]

This question has been asked and answered many times over the years.

The Outlook Group is managed by myself and a wonderful experienced SP that has been in the business for years. If you send an email to someone in the Outlook Group, you are dealing directly with the lady you have chosen to contact. It is she that answers. They work as independent contractors. They work when they want, if they want. They set their own schedules. Book their own appointments.

We provide a safe place for the Group to work from, all the amenities, power, cable Internet, provide a Security Presence when needed, housekeeping and we cover all advertising. We charge a reasonable flat rate commission, no percentages. The commission is the same for all in the Group, no matter what they charge per hour

We both have business interests, other than this, and could not be bothered with "Handling" or dealing with emails for any of the ladies in the group. It explains why some of the ladies answer their emails quickly and others not so much. If somebody says different, they are incorrect and have an axe to grind.

The Outlook Group is a Group of Independent Service Providers for which we provide a safe place to work out of, advertising to get work, housekeeping and anything else they need to feel safe about doing this job. And yes it is a job.

We also provide a place to work for a few well known Local Independent Service Providers that are not part of the Group.

Cheers

SSL Management

 

[wintersurfer]

Hopefully one day this topic will be a thing of the past…

 

[milemiles]

Thank you so much for this info. I appreciate it.

Apologies if this is annoying to keep explaining.