Unprofessional professional correspondence

[CanineCowboy]

Did anyone else receive an unsolicited email from ***** **** ****** (name is starred for discretion) promoting another unknown escort (her friend) who is visiting Vancouver next week? Personally, I was quite surprised, but not in a good way. When anyone, client or escort, doesn't understand discretion and act appropriately, it makes me shake my head.
The received correspondence was icing on the cake for me. I had set up an appointment with ***** **** ****** when she was in Vancouver (last November or December), was stood up and never heard from her again. I had hoped she would have at least had the decency to delete my info instead of using it for marketing!

 

[Caramel]

Its kind of like getting holiday greetings from blacklisted numbers

 

[twoblues]

I don't really mind as I use a specific email address for this sole purpose. Nice to keep everything separated.

 

[johnE]

Yes,I got that and had the same reaction. Asked that my contact information be deleted. I'd never even seen her. Just inquired.

 

[hankmoody]

I'm single, friendly, have an email and phone for this so i don't mind.
If you don't fall in that category i could see your point. All the more reason to have separate correspondence.

 

[CanineCowboy]

Its kind of like getting holiday greetings from blacklisted numbers

At least you could choose to block 'the black listed' number and your personal info isn't stored on some device that is beyond your control. So actually it's not the same at all.