Opinions are like assholes... everyone has one. Here's mine, FWIW (and I don't think they're necessarily worth much).
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Originally Posted by bsmith39401
If this is someone you really want to see is it rude to call back, and if so how long should you wait?
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If time isn't of the essence, I don't think it's rude to call back the next day, assuming you don't have reason to believe she's not available the next day. Personally, I don't want to look like a pest or a stalker. If I can't reach her the next day, leave a message, and she still won't call me back, I tell myself it's her loss (just lying to myself to salve my ego; I know damn well it's no loss to her) and move on.
If time is of the essence...
I'm never in that much of a hurry.
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Originally Posted by bsmith39401
If you do receive a call back and have allready booked with a plan B girl, what obligations do you have to the first girl and to the second girl?
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You've made a commitment to Ms. Plan B. Honor it. Ms. Plan A should understand (even if your excuse is simply, "I'm sorry, but my circumstances have changed and I'm not able to see you after all"; you don't have to tell her
everything). If she doesn't, I'd question whether I want to see her at all.
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Originally Posted by bsmith39401
If you meet someone and they don't look as advertised, best way to politely escape.
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I'd simply tell her that on face to face meeting, I don't think she's really my type. I think I'd give her something like 10-20% of the understood fee as a token of my understanding of the fact that she has been inconvenienced (possibly refused other appointments, may have had to travel, etc).
But I've been accused of being soft-hearted
and soft headed.
Cheers,
bcg