How do you handle unwanted texts?

[Guest070916]

Originally Posted by Paulwantsya

I miss those unsolicited texts from that HOT stripper.....

Ditto that!!!....

[Victoria Anne]

I never understood how a provider could reach out previous clients. If they wanted to see you, trust me, they would find your number and contact you, it shouldn't be the other way around. What if he's with his wife, doesn't recognize the number and opens it around her and she just happens to glance at the screen and see the text? Stuff like that could ruin a marriage, break up a family, and all around just cause a lot of unnecessary drama. If you're sending out random texts to clients and they haven't given you the OK to do so, you shouldn't be a provider. Period. I've known a few girls that have gotten contacted by clients significant others, all because of a text to their husband.

[Next Best Thing]

Pretend you're someone else.

I do this regularly, not just with hooks and it works for me anyway.

[Guest070916]

Originally Posted by Victoria Anne

I never understood how a provider could reach out previous clients.

Some have been doing that fer years, especially if they know ya got a burner phone..... js

[SweetElizabeth]

Originally Posted by Victoria Anne

I never understood how a provider could reach out previous clients. If they wanted to see you, trust me, they would find your number and contact you, it shouldn't be the other way around. What if he's with his wife, doesn't recognize the number and opens it around her and she just happens to glance at the screen and see the text? Stuff like that could ruin a marriage, break up a family, and all around just cause a lot of unnecessary drama. If you're sending out random texts to clients and they haven't given you the OK to do so, you shouldn't be a provider. Period. .....

The current age of providers.... ; makes it difficult to rely on any references. I have personally been spooked because of such behavior, and now only accept references from a handful of providers.

Well stated, VA.

[Carlos Danger]

Originally Posted by SweetElizabeth

The current age of providers.... ; makes it difficult

55? Whew

[Iso#1gfe]

Originally Posted by SweetElizabeth

The current age of providers.... ; makes it difficult to rely on any references. I have personally been spooked because of such behavior, and now only accept references from a handful of providers.

Well stated, VA.

And that cuts down on the chances for someone to see you if you only accept from a handful of girls? What if I see a girl you don't accept a reference from? That means I have to find out who you may get one from, hope she sees me, and then get a reference, you know what as I type thinking, actually pretty genius really, nice little circle of girls you "use" so you can all pool up and...... Nice!!!

[Guest070916]

Originally Posted by Next Best Thing

Pretend you're someone else.

I just ignore the ones I'm not interested in. They stop after awhile.
Now the ones I'm interested in, well that's another story..... js

[Victoria Anne]

Originally Posted by SweetElizabeth

The current age of providers.... ; makes it difficult to rely on any references. I have personally been spooked because of such behavior, and now only accept references from a handful of providers.

Well stated, VA.

I can't say that i blame you, lol. It's kind of scary that just about anybody who has access to a computer can become a provider. It's even scarier that providers who do this kind of thing, as well as other questionable things, can become verified providers. So I totally understand where youre coming from as far as the whole reference thing.

[Victoria Anne]

Originally Posted by SweetElizabeth

The current age of providers.... ; makes it difficult to rely on any references. I have personally been spooked because of such behavior, and now only accept references from a handful of providers.

Well stated, VA.

I don't know how true this is because I've only heard it through the grapevine, but a clients wife supposedly contacted a provider he had previously met, and scheduled an appointment just to confront her. There are certain boundaries that aren't supposed to be crossed and unsolicited texts are one of them.

[Next Best Thing]

I treat these calls much the same way I treat ordinary nuisance phone calls, and usually react similarly to the way I react when a bum or a homeless approaches me in public looking for a handout.

A lot of times I get calls from hooks I've not actually seen or to my ability to recollect even contacted to make inquiry of. I wonder if that happens to anyone else.

I've actually taken up one hook on an unsolicited call and it worked out pretty OK. My assumption is the hooks do this when they're feeling particularly desperate for money for one reason or another.

[Gotyour6]

Text her back asking if she is working with Officer Thomas and he changed his cell number. To come into the station for the new one.

[Next Best Thing]

Good one. Pretending to be a cop or some other government agent is probably good enough to put the fear of God into these petty criminals.

I think of them also the way I look at solicitors or beggars waiting outside of both entrances and exits of a supermarket trying to guilt normal people into one or another type of unnecessary bullshit charity like little league or girl's basketball or whatever else they're trying to steal. It's not enough for them that people pay school taxes evidently.

Those people I usually ignore or pretend to be texting or talking on my phone.

Nothing is worse than volunteer firefighters standing at traffic lights with plastic pails applying pressure for people to give them charity so they can play more softball and drink more cheap beer.

Don't call us, we'll call you folks!

[Amber Does]

I stick to email when contacting my clients to let them know my upcoming schedule.
Some of them I know texting is ok especially if they text me first. But I usually avoid that route.