Am I wrong for this?!

[sweetiepieexo]

FYI - girls that keep clients phone numbers do it because the client themselves have said it was ALRIGHT to do so. That way they know who they are instead of playing guessing games. I have tons of regulars saved in my phone and do not text them unless they text me or unless they say its ok that I can text them to let them know I'm working...

Saving spreadsheets- is saving personal identifiable information your correct . As for harassing SPS that is the reason we save numbers - doesn't matter how many numbers you get or if its a burner phone. Us ladies are smart we know its the same person and we blacklist them.

Which is saving personally identifiable information
I would be willing to bet most people do not have a second cell phone (esp those who infrequently hobby) and even if they had a burner phone, many people are so technologically deficient they would not really know how to hide their identity anyways

Either way SPs who keep gold lists for fav clients and black lists for people never to see again is a very alarming precedent
Most of the anon loving members of terb are falling over themselves to be the good guy and saying it is the girls right but so much for your personal privacy

A person who wants to harass a SP can very easily keep getting new cell numbers (most providers will let you do free number change once every 30 to 90 days) or activate as many dummy SIM cards as they can find (usually $5+ but many stores will do for free)

 

[bver_hunter]

Not showing up without contacting you to explain why (preferably beforehand, or in case of dire emergency as soon as possible) is indeed inexcusable, presumably he did neither if you are banning him.

As to BBFS, have you made it clear that you will not provide this service? If so then again -- you already laid out your rules. If you have, not -- then it was a question.

Anyone looking for BBFS is a red alert for an escort. Likewise, if an escort freely advertises it, then it is obvious that a number of us will avoid it.
The OP was right to ban him in that instance as she considered her health to be a cause for concern for obvious reasons.