THE 14 COMMANDMENTS OF A GOOD ENCOUNTER WITH A COMPANION
27-Sep-2009
THE 14 COMMANDMENTS OF A GOOD ENCOUNTER WITH A COMPANION 1. Do your homework on your desired provider. Read their profile, read their posts, visit their website, read their reviews
2. Do not send PMs asking questions that are already answered in their profile or website. It wastes their time
3.
Do not send PMs asking for services that were already listed as âezdonâestâe°
in their profile or website. It wastes time and itâess irritating.
4.
Do not try to negotiate a lower price. If a special is offered, fine.
The provider will be less customer service oriented for a bottom
feeder. If the price is too high for you, find a provider with a lower
donation schedule.
5. Don't make an appointment unless
you actually plan to keep it. If your schedule causes a high
probability of needing to cancel, make your appointment another time.
(Give your fellow brother the opportunity they have been waiting for.)
6. If you can't keep your appointment, call as soon as possible so the provider can give another deserving soul your spot.
7.
Show up on time. Call if traffic is going to make you late. You may be
up against a time fence on the next appointment. The provider may need
to push the next appointment out a few minutes or give you the
opportunity to reschedule.
8. For your own safety, travel light
(your pockets). Bring nothing other than the absolute necessities and
your donation IN AN UNMARKED ENVELOPE. Always have one piece of picture
ID. Check the area for any lurking people that may make your experience
much less than perfect. If you feel uncomfortable, call the provider,
explain the situation and look for guidance or simply excuse yourself
and seek safer ground.
9. Make sure you are clean (brush teeth,
shower, use deodorant, etc.). If you think your odor might be too
offensive, ask to use the shower.
10. Treat the provider with
respect. They are people too and deserve your consideration for the
pleasure of their company. Make your time together as enjoyable for
them as it will be for you.
11. Sometimes the chemistry just
isn't there for you or them. It will probably not happen often but it
could (especially if you look like the twin to last weeks "Americas
Most Wanted" fugitive profile). If the provider wishes to excuse you
early, donâest take it personally and just move on. If the chemistry is
not there, the experience may not meet your expectations anyway, right?
12.
If your time together does not go well, don't leave silently and then
flame the provider in the review Call them, PM them or discuss the
issue during the session. They are not mind readers. If they are good
providers, they will listen to you and rectify the situation or make it
up to you another time. Remember this community is not private. Before
you write something detrimental to their reputation, be sure you have
exercised the more private alternatives. If your efforts fail, share
your experience in a full review. Remember only post facts never
opinions. We care about what you know not what you think you know. (lol)
13.
Be sure to share a positive experience with your brothers. Write a
complete and timely review. The ladies need to be recognized for their
efforts. Make sure your submitted review is complete so it doesn't get
put in suspense for being incomplete.
14. HAVE FUN and cooperate
with the companion when they want references or identification.
Remember everyone is concerned about personal safety.