On 2026-08-02 14:01:28 JackParrow69 said:
Just post on the new profile. You did see her so the feedback is still valid.
JP69
On 2026-08-02 19:40:20 JackParrow69 said:
On 2026-08-02 17:48:03 BJs-Boobs-Bacon-Beer said: ...
Lying to get a booking.
This is mainly with the massage ladies when enquiring about extras. On text they agree to kissing as an extra and then in the booking it's "oh, sorry, I don't kiss", I meant you can kiss my body.
You can kiss my ass with that BS. They say yes to get the booking and then change their tune once in the room.
Now, I 100% agree with 'my body my choice' and ANY boundaries a provider sets for herself. I've never tried to push beyond boundaries and comfort levels. But lying to get a booking will only ensure I never return.
On principal, I never proceed with a booking if the T&C's change once I'm there. We agreed service and price before I got there and if they not honouring it I just say "Sorry, this is not what we agreed to so I'm leaving." I don't care how small change it is, even if "it's just R100 extra for OWO" or if it's "I don't allow muffing". If we agreed to it and you backtrack,vthe booking is cancelled. Whilst I already wasted my time and money getting there, I'm not wasting more good money after bad money. I would rather spend it in the next decent wg who deserves it and earns it.
It's not full proof. There are some wgs that ask for money upfront before coming with new T&C's and you've pretty much already lost it at that point. What I have found though is that 95% of the wgs that ask for money up front are going to give you a shit time where you probably won't even stay 30 minutes of a 60 minutes session. So now I know the moment a wg asks for money upfront, I immediately change the booking to 30 minutes to minimize the loss. If it's actually going well close to the 30 minutes mark (the 5%), I will then volunteer to extend and pay the difference or book longer sessions in future but at least I reduced the loss if it doesn't in 95% off the cases.
JP69