I am questioning if I should reactivate a work number, now with social media being so big does anyone prefer it to set up dates?
Favourite Way To Book/ Communicate
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I like email best, text a close second especially if looking for a relatively short notice appointment, or if ironing out the last minute details of the appointment (eg “hey, I’m in the Uber, be there in 10min”).
Email allows for asynchronous communication, so it’s best used for preplanning a meeting. Phone calls are a bit inconvenient. As for social media DMs, I’m not using this at all. All of my social media accounts are personal and/ or professional related and I want to keep those worlds separate from my involvement in this world. I know I could set up another Twitter account, but logging in and out seems a pain in the ass, maybe I’m lazy, but I don’t want to inadvertently like/ retweet a post from an escort while I’m logged into Twitter that many work colleagues follow.
Email allows for asynchronous communication, so it’s best used for preplanning a meeting. Phone calls are a bit inconvenient. As for social media DMs, I’m not using this at all. All of my social media accounts are personal and/ or professional related and I want to keep those worlds separate from my involvement in this world. I know I could set up another Twitter account, but logging in and out seems a pain in the ass, maybe I’m lazy, but I don’t want to inadvertently like/ retweet a post from an escort while I’m logged into Twitter that many work colleagues follow.
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Email > Twitter DM > Text.
I find it easiest to communicate via email as it’s the most discreet and it’s easy to archive and refer to past communication for repeats. Twitter DM is a close second for similar reasons however messages are sometimes filtered out.
I find it easiest to communicate via email as it’s the most discreet and it’s easy to archive and refer to past communication for repeats. Twitter DM is a close second for similar reasons however messages are sometimes filtered out.
Personally I prefer email. It’s reliable and can encompass much longer or more thorough conversations.
Text is a close second but can be annoying in certain cases. Messages not being delivered or they get jumbled up if either party is using a text app.
I only give out my real number after I’ve emailed a reputable provider and feel comfortable with their booking process. If there’s red flags, I’m not giving them my #.
I don’t trust communication through social media platforms. Largely it’s against their TOS to communicate about services etc. It’s not encrypted or secure and just not a safe option if you’re concerned about digital security as I am.
I don’t typically have the privacy for phone conversations. So no. I rather have the info I need in writing anyway so I remember anything important.
Text is a close second but can be annoying in certain cases. Messages not being delivered or they get jumbled up if either party is using a text app.
I only give out my real number after I’ve emailed a reputable provider and feel comfortable with their booking process. If there’s red flags, I’m not giving them my #.
I don’t trust communication through social media platforms. Largely it’s against their TOS to communicate about services etc. It’s not encrypted or secure and just not a safe option if you’re concerned about digital security as I am.
I don’t typically have the privacy for phone conversations. So no. I rather have the info I need in writing anyway so I remember anything important.
Text for me. I use a text app to communicate and delete the app when I'm not looking. Log back in and the old text messages are still there.
Have also used email before, only because the provider didn't provide any other means of communication. I would recommend not to use "mail.com" for communicating with providers. They closed my account because they said I did something against their terms of service. My guess is they read my emails to providers. Protonmail.com is a better and secure option for communicating with providers.
Although I use twitter/X, I really don't trust it. Plus sometimes you can't DM providers unless your phone number is verified with them. Can't use text app number for verification with X
Have also used email before, only because the provider didn't provide any other means of communication. I would recommend not to use "mail.com" for communicating with providers. They closed my account because they said I did something against their terms of service. My guess is they read my emails to providers. Protonmail.com is a better and secure option for communicating with providers.
Although I use twitter/X, I really don't trust it. Plus sometimes you can't DM providers unless your phone number is verified with them. Can't use text app number for verification with X
I prefer texting. Auto replies with location info + pricing are great.
Speaking for myself, I don't have an account on "X" or other messaging services. I refuse to have one and will not have one. Texting on phone is my go-to.
