Mitch

These situations don't quite apply to the question I posted, but absolutely, if you're pissed about the cancellations, you might as well look elsewhere. Otherwise, that resentment might spoil what should be a good time. Regarding the last line of your reply, I think you're drawing a false equivalency between a client canceling and a provider canceling. Neither situation is ideal, but the stakes are slightly different. Unless you were just being cheeky, in which case, .

These situations don't quite apply to the question I posted, but absolutely, if you're pissed about the cancellations, you might as well look elsewhere. Otherwise, that resentment might spoil what should be a good time. Regarding the last line of your reply, I think you're drawing a false equivalency between a client canceling and a provider canceling. Neither situation is ideal, but the stakes are slightly different. Unless you were just being cheeky, in which case, .

Chris Steele Rocco Steele Mark Slade (clearly, I've got a type.)

I just got chills reading this. Thank you, this is a bullseye.

Fair enough!

You made an important distinction at the start of your reply, edited the thread title! Also, a form message is a great practice, I dig it.

Thanks!

How do you deal with clients who cancel on short notice or no-show for appointments? Do you institute a cancellation fee (or kill fee) when they attempt to book with you again? Do you simply refuse to see them?

I might get run out of town on a rail for this-- I don't know if responding to this thread constitutes breaking protocol-- but HI! I'm Mitch. Thanks to the users who have left positive feedback on this thread and elsewhere on the site. To the rest-- and to anyone else who might come across this thread with a similar gripe about radio silence from me-- my apologies for the lack of responsiveness. As some of the users have pointed out on this thread and elsewhere, the work advertised accounts for a small fraction of my time. When I'm in my home city, I'm often attending to business that pulls me away from the work advertised in my profile. So if your message has gone unanswered, I'm sorry! Unanswered messages usually mean I'm unavailable or otherwise engaged. I'll do better about that for the rest of the time my profile remains up on the site. Now... About my private album... 99% of the private album requests that aren't accompanied by a message are ignored-- this is especially true for requests from out-of-town profiles. If you want to meet me, your chances will be a lot higher if you simply respond to the questions in the body of my ad. If you're just "browsing" with no intention of meeting, well... I'm not a pornstar (despite being labeled as such on the site) and I'm not as comfortable as other are with having images of my face floating around the internet. I know, I know, some of you could be sharing my private photos without me ever knowing (@Bullakaun, I appreciate your discretion) but if I can help it, I try to reserve revealing my face for clients with serious inquiries. The vast majority of the experiences I've had with clients have been awesome. The few instances when I've been blackmailed, stood-up, ripped off or assaulted have led me to move through this pocket of the world with as much caution as possible. So... there you have it. See you soon, maybe? M