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What is the right thing to do
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Posted: 2023-05-28 13:02:49
Edited: 2023-05-28 13:03:34

Do you really need to pay cancelation fee when you rock up at your appointment only to find out the lady lied about her age and or fake pictures, or should I rather say the photos was over rated vs in reality(boobs shrinked LOL). I mean you just wasted 30 minutes driving, considering petrol and toll gates etc on a "falsely" advert.
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Posted: 2023-05-28 14:09:59

No, you don't! Definitely not if that's the case.

If anything, they should be paying you a free for Easton you time preparing for the booking and the time and fuel to drive there and back and the missed opportunity to have booked some legit, and they should be paying the girl that you would have booked instead who lost out on the booking.

If anything, make it clear that they are not what was advertised so you are leaving.

Be sure to review since you saw them in person and share your observations so others don't get caught out with the cancellation fee scheme.

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Posted: 2023-05-28 14:41:18

If her advert was grossly misleading eg a 50 year old advertising as a 22 year old, or working alone but you end up at a venue with 10 other dodgy gals, or pics/description are grossly etc etc, then i say she doesnt deserve a cancellation fee.
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Posted: 2023-05-28 14:44:20

Sometimes, there might be an electric gate involved, that won't open without making a big fuss.
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Posted: 2023-05-28 19:26:28

Always keep a hammer and screwdriver in your car to take a gate of the rails. Most scammers are renting and the landlord ain't gonna like that.

I also found getting on the hooter non-stop works just as effectively as it now attracts attention of the neighbours, security and police which then leads to them and their business being exposed to what's going on in that place. I've only ever had to use this tactic and it works phenomenally well although fully prepared to follow through with the other route if this ever fails. I will not be held hostage, literally. I'm done being swindled with the cancellation department.

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Posted: 2023-05-28 22:39:24

On 2023-05-28 19:26:28 Need4Passion said:
Always keep a hammer and screwdriver in your car to take a gate of the rails. Most scammers are renting and the landlord ain't gonna like that.

I also found getting on the hooter non-stop works just as effectively as it now attracts attention of the neighbours, security and police which then leads to them and their business being exposed to what's going on in that place. I've only ever had to use this tactic and it works phenomenally well although fully prepared to follow through with the other route if this ever fails. I will not be held hostage, literally. I'm done being swindled with the cancellation department.

N4P



Yup, or if all else fails, tell them you'll press the tracker panic button on your vehicle and emergency response will be on the property like a swarm of bees in no time. And be prepared to go ahead with it. Don't bluff.
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Posted: 2023-05-29 05:04:54

I've been held hostage by a very popular girl here. It wasn't a booking though, we were casually hanging out and she wouldn't let me leave when I had to go.

No I'm not SF.
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Posted: 2023-05-29 05:56:55

On 2023-05-28 13:02:49 louw69 said:
Do you really need to pay cancelation fee when you rock up at your appointment only to find out the lady lied about her age and or fake pictures, or should I rather say the photos was over rated vs in reality(boobs shrinked LOL). I mean you just wasted 30 minutes driving, considering petrol and toll gates etc on a "falsely" advert.




Be fair...
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Posted: 2023-05-29 07:00:07

On 2023-05-28 19:26:28 Need4Passion said:
Always keep a hammer and screwdriver in your car to take a gate of the rails. Most scammers are renting and the landlord ain't gonna like that.

I also found getting on the hooter non-stop works just as effectively as it now attracts attention of the neighbours, security and police which then leads to them and their business being exposed to what's going on in that place. I've only ever had to use this tactic and it works phenomenally well although fully prepared to follow through with the other route if this ever fails. I will not be held hostage, literally. I'm done being swindled with the cancellation department.

N4P



Brilliant N4P.

Cancellation fee is pure extortion, never pay, especially where what you get is not what was advertised. If we continue to pay, what prevents some granny setting up a profile, knows damn well you will be too put off to punt her, demands cancellation fees and off you go. Does this couple of times, makes free money.

On the flip, ives never heard of punters getting free service or discounts when wg double books or stands you up, while you travelled some solid 30km.
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Posted: 2023-05-29 08:02:53

On 2023-05-29 07:00:07 Himself7 said:
On 2023-05-28 19:26:28 Need4Passion said: Always keep a hammer and screwdriver in your car to take a gate of the rails. Most scammers are renting and the landlord ain't gonna like that.

I also found getting on the hooter non-stop works just as effectively as it now attracts attention of the neighbours, security and police which then leads to them and their business being exposed to what's going on in that place. I've only ever had to use this tactic and it works phenomenally well although fully prepared to follow through with the other route if this ever fails. I will not be held hostage, literally. I'm done being swindled with the cancellation department.

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On the flip, ives never heard of punters getting free service or discounts when wg double books or stands you up, while you travelled some solid 30km.



Only happened to me once, a very popular MG, double booked, and she gave me a free booking to make up for it.

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