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Originally Posted by goelie
Okay , i was just curious..i know eccie is great for reviews and it's also a good way other providers could contact girls we've reviewed as for their 'references'...but i'm wondering and in all honesty...do the girls we review really know who their clients are when someone asks about a reference? Becuz, to be honest i dont see how they remember someone who they only see just once, say a couple weeks later when asked about for a reference
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What did you do to make yourself memorable? In a good sense or a bad one.
I value references because I know they are a very important part of seeing the ladies I wish to see, often with only a week's notice. I also don't see that many lades, so if too many reply "I have no idea who he was. Sorry." that can make things very difficult for me.
So I try to make sure they DO remember me. An introductory e-mail more than "Hey, what time are you available? 20 min OK? Since I'm really hot, what about a discount?" One that gives some info about the kind of person I am and the kind of lady I'm looking for.
I always try to bring a small gift--something likely to cause her to rmember me. Research her web site and her posts for clues. A favorite band, 20 teddy bears in the background of her photo. She's always talking about Habitat for Humanity. Things like that. A little homework can result in a real smile when she opens it, and that pays benefits in the short and long term. Get her that stuffed turtle that she sleeps with every night and she'll probably remember who you are. One lady remembered me almost 8 years later because I gave her a box of jell-o in a fancy gift box (long story behing that, but for her it was just the right gift).
Be polite. Basic manners will--unfortunately--make you stand out. Going around to open her car door SHOULDN'T make you stand out, but it likely will.
A thank-you e-mail never hurts, especially if it's personal--not just "Thanks. You're hot, Jenny." if she is actually Joan.
Lastly, unless she's your long term ATF you see on a weekly basis, ASK HER before you use her as a direct reference (not true for P411, etc.). It's polite (see above), and most importantly for you it reminds her who you are.
Treat her as a real person and she'll likely remember you as a real person.