Can SPs be trusted....

Rono

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Didn't she already have your number from when you booked with her?
 

C Dick

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It sounds a little like a shake-down in the making. The vast majority of that kind of threats are just empty threats to make you go away, not serious threats. When a psycho threatens his estranged wife, it could be serious. When a psycho threatens his wife's customer, likely not. Has anyone ever heard of a murder committed by the jealous husband of an SP towards a customer? I am sure it has happened, but not likely. So I would not worry too much.

That being said, it is probably time to move on.
 

HOF

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c'mon

Stop whining and being a little girl. Tell him that if he calls you again, you'll trace the call and kick his ass. Stop being such a girl. If you can't stand the heat, then don't give sp's your number. Holy shit!
 

fuji

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I'm not clear what you mean by you became "friends" with them, wouldn't that mean they already have your number?
 

Mr. bret

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Sounds like th BF is scared of loosing his "Meal Ticket" !!

Like someone else said, if you are looking for drama, you will surely find it with this crowd... Learn from the experience and move on.
 
The line...

... between a "professional" relationship with a lady and a "friendship" can become blurred, and when it does, the relationship gets complicated. Having found myself in that situation, it can be tricky. (And when I say "that situation" I don't mean that the lady in question made any "unfriendly" overtures at all... I am very fond of her and I think it's mutual.)

In our case, our "professional" relationship has ended (which we both miss, but for different reasons I suppose) but we continue to be friends...
 

HG Hunter

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I hope it was your cell phone number you gave her. If so, it's time to get a new number.
If it's your home number, then changing it may be more difficult to explain to your SO.
As CG suggested, it's also time for a new regular SP.
One of the other posters beat me to it with he Tiger comment. I was going to suggest you contact him for tips on how to get out of a sticky situation.
 

joker12

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Getting involved in SP's personal lives when you have a SO is just asking for trouble .

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I thought the whole reason to see an SP is so that there is no personal relationship. If you start to develope one, time to find a new provider.
 

roblestone

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I agree that the thoughts of an SP who gives her personal number out to you is both flattering and great for the ego, but you have to think about whether or not she is REALLY good at her client retention skills or she really cares/likes you...??

I will admit, that I've fallen for the same thing but have tried to keep that line drawn in the sand; yes, it was great for my ego, but when you have SO and family to think about, it's not a line to be crossed. The SP, thankfully was very aware and did not cross the line with unsolicited phone calls and texts, although during my elation period, I did text her a couple of times until I realized that this was not a smart thing to do...guilty.

Call the SO and tell him straight up, "I won't be seeing your girl anymore and not interferring in your lives. I've obviously crossed the line and this will not happen again" If he's threatens you about anything, that's when I would pull the "I can have you traced and reported.." card; I also have a recording device for recording cell phone calls (20bux on most online shopping sites). Thankfully and hopefully he does not know where you live and any other vital info other than your cell #.

Just my .02
What he said....this sounds like a new version of the old "Badger" scam where the boyfriend walks in on the SP and client and blackmails the client.
 
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