When a provider stands you up

[Chachie411]

I have had the same provider stand me up twice with no explanation. What should I do? File a negative review? Alert? Or just move on and never contact her again? Thanks

[sixxbach]

Hey Chachie411,

Sorry to hear about your situation. Well since no session took place, it would not be a review. You can certainly post it in coed section. Alerts are meant for actual threats to safety, etc.

I personally would move on. Plenty of other women who will respect their clients enough to give you an explanation....

sixx

[Chachie411]

Thanks, moving on

[Eraserman]

Don't move on until AFTER you post in COED who it is and the circumstances.

You'd be doing the rest of us a favor. I've been burned in the past with girls who stood guys up, but no one posted about it so when I did due diligence nothing turned up. After I posted a NSNC I got PMs and comments to the posting saying, yep she did that to me too.

I for one would appreciate it if you made a post.

[Paquito]

Originally Posted by Eraserman

Don't move on until AFTER you post in COED who it is and the circumstances.

You'd be doing the rest of us a favor. I've been burned in the past with girls who stood guys up, but no one posted about it so when I did due diligence nothing turned up. After I posted a NSNC I got PMs and comments to the posting saying, yep she did that to me too.

I for one would appreciate it if you made a post.

+1. and I think the ladies should out the guys who fail to show there as well.
Hobby safe!

[Metal Smith]

Originally Posted by Eraserman

Don't move on until AFTER you post in COED who it is and the circumstances.

You'd be doing the rest of us a favor. I've been burned in the past with girls who stood guys up, but no one posted about it so when I did due diligence nothing turned up. After I posted a NSNC I got PMs and comments to the posting saying, yep she did that to me too.

I for one would appreciate it if you made a post.

Originally Posted by Paquito

+1. and I think the ladies should out the guys who fail to show there as well.
Hobby safe!

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[Don T. Lukbak]

Documenting unexplained NS/NC's helps us johns make an informed decision in picking which one of the many to choose. If you post in co-ed, the girl will be able to know of the post and reply to it if she chooses. Giiving local girls a couple days grace period to contact you with an explanation and possible amends before making the post seems mere common decency, but visiting chicks will have left town before the post if you give them a grace period...maybe those should get immediate posts.

Now name her, Chachie.