Cancellation Fees - 24 hr notice

[Guest122922]

It's all good. He sent the $$ to my Paypal account.

I do not, nor have in the past asked, demanded or expected someone to pay a cancellation fee.
He offered, and I appreciated his gesture.

The situation was a bit odd since I had never met the gentleman, he booked a 3hr appt ... and was visiting from out of town.
Someone I might not EVER see as he doesn't make it to Dallas but twice per year. So chances of re-cooping the cost from him were slim.

It does get me thinking tho ... there are times I felt a cancellation fee should be paid, but I never asked.

Going forward, this will be something to consider. It all depends on the loss.

Thanks for your input everyone!

[Lester Krinklesac]

I’d go back to sleep cuz you were only dreaming a client offered a cancellation fee.

[Guest122922]

Originally Posted by Lester Krinklesac

I’d go back to sleep cuz you were only dreaming a client offered a cancellation fee.

I know right?
But it seemed so real!
So, I checked my PP account again and the $$ was there! Weird, eh?

Go back to your shack in Virginia ... you prolly never even had the pleasure of PFP .. (I see ZERO encounters.. since 2018...hhhmmm)?
Much less offer to pay a cancellation fee.
Get over your cheap ass self.

[TinMan]

Originally Posted by Grace Preston

I've personally never demanded a cancellation fee. I've got more than a few regular clients who also happen to be a bit on the flaky side due to their work and personal lives-- and when they've had to bail last minute, they've always sent me a little something (a couple even pay full rate-- because they know when I do come to town, I don't see a lot of people). But... I do not ask, demand, nor expect it.

I’m one of those guys who will have to cancel if work/personal life intervenes. I’ve also provided some level of compensation if I know the lady has made a special effort (such as paying for a room) for my benefit. I try to avoid it, though, by canceling well enough in advance that she likely hasn’t booked the room yet.

[Wile E Coyote]

Originally Posted by mrredcat43

Did Gina just compare hookers to doctors??????? They have to go thru YEARS of schooling. Did you have to go thru schooling for escorting? Probably not

There is no doubt that many hookers do need to go through some schooling on TCB and IOP skills, but that is for another thread.

As BLM said, one of the costs of doing business for providers is guys canceling the session. Just like having to pay for an incall, supplying drinks before or after the session, and yes, spending some time PM, emailing or texting and talking on the phone answering inquiries.

Of course, the guys also have to pay the cost of hobbying, involving time, wear and tear on their vehicle to have to drive across town in traffic, pay tolls and parking at hotels, having to wait in the parking lot until the prior john leaves or because the provider is not ready at the time of the appointment after having scheduling 24+ hours in advance and do not forget having to pay full price for half ass service.

[Lester Krinklesac]

Originally Posted by Torre Tames

I know right?
But it seemed so real!
So, I checked my PP account again and the $$ was there! Weird, eh?

Go back to your shack in Virginia ... you prolly never even had the pleasure of PFP .. (I see ZERO encounters.. since 2018...hhhmmm)?
Much less offer to pay a cancellation fee.
Get over your cheap ass self.

Yes and everyone on the site are smart enough to know every encounter is reviewed and no one has p411... well except yourself

[Guest122922]

Tinman - Your a Scholar and a Gentleman
Hugs my man!

Originally Posted by Wile E Coyote

...the guys also have to pay the cost of hobbying, involving time, wear and tear on their vehicle to have to drive across town in traffic, pay tolls and parking at hotels, having to wait in the parking lot until the prior john leaves or because the provider is not ready at the time of the appointment after having scheduling 24+ hours in advance and do not forget having to pay full price for half ass service.

Wile, you sound a little grumpy this morning!

All I can say is ... when you choose a quality provider, you typically won't be left in the parking lot or seeing her directly after another John.

I'm sorry you feel you've paid tolls & wore out your tires.
If you are blown away stammering back to your car ... I'm sure you will be knowing ... DAMN ... SO WORTH IT!

Take also into consideration, we gals have to pay for delivered meals, tipping the housekeeping, additional costs of self upkeep (tanning, makeup, shoes, lingerie, Mani-Pedis, Toys, etc, etc).
Just saying.

[Guest122922]

Originally Posted by Lester Krinklesac

Yes and everyone on the site are smart enough to know every encounter is reviewed and no one has p411... well except yourself

FOR REAL?!!!

No matter ... I stick to my previous comments.

[Mental AtrraXXXion]

24 hour advance notice shouldn't be assessed anything.

[Lester Krinklesac]

Originally Posted by Torre Tames

FOR REAL?!!!

No matter ... I stick to my previous comments.

I’m sure you do with your 2 pages of reviews, I’ve written 7 pages worth, which again points out the absurdity of your thinking a review count has anything to do with a member or what they know.
But hey stick to it... vote Trump lol

[pmdelites]

"... My big question is ... since it was a 3hr appointment, should it be a flat fee .... or a percentage of the expected income? ..,"

in my hobby opinion,

1. if you wanna have a cancellation policy, just make sure the client knows about it prior to or during the time he is making the appt. better to know before hand than be "surprised" later on.

2. if you have a cancellation fee, i would suggest it be a flat fee based on appt length - say 25$ for 1hr, 50$ for 2hrs, etc., not a percentage of the appt fee.
like someone else mentioned, doctors & dentists and even beauticians charge a flat fee for missed appts or cancellations w/ in some time frame, not a percentage of the estimated fee.

you can consider other aspects of your business and/or real life when determining the amount of cancellation fee, but the fee should be based on the appt and nothing else (like housing/hotel costs, clothing/makeup, other business or personal expenses to her paid).

but since he offered it, i'd accept it. (which you dud - attaboy for him and good for you !!!)

[Guest122922]

Originally Posted by pmdelites

[i]...but since he offered it, i'd accept it. (which you dud - attaboy for him and good for you !!!)

Thank you PMD!
We are totally on the same page baby! ..

[LustyBustyGina38FF]

Yep my hairdresser charges for missed appt's after all she booked out the time just for me .
And she charges about half of the 2hr appt !

TT what a nice gent he is ..

[AmericanHardwood]

Shit happens. Don’t take it personal.

[Sherry of DFW]

forget expecting a cancellation fee from a guy---
IT AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN

--the girls can read on INFOSHARE all the posts girls have made about guys who have received service, then run out with out paying--
-if he runs out on paying you when yuo DO provide service, he obviously is not going to pay when you do NOT provide service