How do provider references work?

[rc4real]

Hi All.

I recently started the "hobby".

For my next endeavor, I will have an actual reference to provide to my SP of choice.

I'm just wondering how this works in the scenario where you choose an SP from the same agency/collective. Is your reference contacted directly? Are "notes" about your session provided or just more general things such as punctuality, demeanor, overall behavior, etc. I actually don't have a problem either way as I was very well behaved. I'm just curious being new to this and all...

 

[HobbyHorse]

SPs just want you to think they rely on this out-dated technology.
In fact, all Toronto SPs have a central shared data bank managed by a webhost analogous to to TERB.
All clients are initially identified by facial recognition via a pervasive system of hidden cameras at agencies and indy incalls.
SPs post a full report after each session, detailing the identity, phone number and home address of the client, his state of health, sexual preferences, penis size, cleanliness, generosity and any personal information the client has communicated relating to his business, wives, children, etc.
When you provide a review you are simply consenting for a provider to access all such information relating to you that is available on the data base.

 

[squeezer]

Hi All.

I recently started the "hobby".

For my next endeavor, I will have an actual reference to provide to my SP of choice.

I'm just wondering how this works in the scenario where you choose an SP from the same agency/collective. Is your reference contacted directly? Are "notes" about your session provided or just more general things such as punctuality, demeanor, overall behavior, etc. I actually don't have a problem either way as I was very well behaved. I'm just curious being new to this and all...

If you're booking through an agency or "collective" AKA agency and use the same number the booker already has the info they need so no reference required.

 

[Frontstreet]

Most agencies don’t accept Apple Pay yet; can’t wait for tap and go!

 

[NinjaBoy]

Most agencies don’t accept Apple Pay yet; can’t wait for tap and go!

Tap and go is for $100 or less isn't it? All the hottie providers charge more than a bill.

 

[legmann]

Who in hell would really use Apple Pay or similar when cash is just as easy and far safer?

 

[Frontstreet]

Tap and go is for $100 or less isn't it? All the hottie providers charge more than a bill.

You can do two or three times :decision: I’m joking of course..,I would never use it for hobby; unless we become cashless.

 

[TFZL1]

You can do two or three times :decision: I’m joking of course..,I would never use it for hobby; unless we become cashless.

Yup, cashless. It was back in the early 80’s my brother was working on systems that were supposed to make us cashless before the end of the century. It was going to stop the underground economy.

As for references, you ask one provider you e seen if you can use her as a reference, then give her info to the new provider you want to see.
No need to complicate a simple process.
Press the easy button on your way out.