Standardizing the In & Out Times with Agency Service Providers

[Kusa]

There is uncertainty about when a client's session with a service provider begins and ends.

Does the session commence upon receiving the notification that she is ready and conclude based on your booking time? Or,

Does it commence upon entering the apartment?

If most respondents feel it's necessary to clarify and establish a standard, I will reach out to various agencies to gather their responses and share them here.

 

[superman12]

For me personally if an agency is going to be that stingy with a couple minutes here and there based on the notification time and me making my way up to the room and cutting the session short because I got to the room a couple minutes later then then expected it probably wouldn't be an agency I would use again. As long as it is not an unreasonable amount of time between you getting the notification and the getting to the room the agency should always fulfill the time obligation you paid for.

 

[Kusa]

For me personally if an agency is going to be that stingy with a couple minutes here and there based on the notification time and me making my way up to the room and cutting the session short because I got to the room a couple minutes later then then expected it probably wouldn't be an agency I would use again. As long as it is not an unreasonable amount of time between you getting the notification and the getting to the room the agency should always fulfill the time obligation you paid for.

Frequently, I arrive at the apartment approximately 10 minutes behind schedule due to the time spent walking from the parking lot, buzzing in, and riding the elevator. These activities consume valuable time from the moment you receive the booking instructions while still in your car or parking lot. That 10 minutes could make a difference between a shower or not.

 

[LTO_3]

Frequently, I arrive at the apartment approximately 10 minutes behind schedule due to the time spent walking from the parking lot, buzzing in, and riding the elevator. These activities consume valuable time from the moment you receive the booking instructions while still in your car or parking lot. That 10 minutes could make a difference between a shower or not.

Part of you being late is on you. Arrive early at the apartment building and start walking to it as you txt your arrival. Even if you're in the entrance way waiting a minute or so to be buzzed in. The only thing left is the getting to the room.

LTO_3

 

[Jenesis]

Part of you being late is on you. Arrive early at the apartment building and start walking to it as you txt your arrival. Even if you're in the entrance way waiting a minute or so to be buzzed in. The only thing left is the getting to the room.

LTO_3

He is arriving to the parking lot on time
But it can sometimes takes 10 mins to get to the apartment. That is how I read it. Not that he is 10mins late to arriving at the incall.

It is not recommended to be going to the lobby or hanging outside the building or hotel. Sometimes a lady may need an extra 5 mins so waiting in your car until you are given the ok to go up is important.

My condo in Mississauga took 10 mins sometimes to get from parking to the condo itself. I always started time when the client came into the condo but others may be different.

 

[LTO_3]

He is arriving to the parking lot on time
But it can sometimes takes 10 mins to get to the apartment. That is how I read it. Not that he is 10mins late to arriving at the incall.

It is not recommended to be going to the lobby or hanging outside the building or hotel. Sometimes a lady may need an extra 5 mins so waiting in your car until you are given the ok to go up is important.

My condo in Mississauga took 10 mins sometimes to get from parking to the condo itself. I always started time when the client came into the condo but others may be different.

He may arrive early but not early enough since he says he's arriving at the apartment 10 minutes late. That to me means he should arrive much earlier and do as I previously mentioned so he arrives on time.

LTO_3

 

[Jenesis]

He may arrive early but not early enough since he says he's arriving at the apartment 10 minutes late. That to me means he should arrive much earlier and do as I previously mentioned so he arrives on time.

LTO_3

I believe he has arrived on time and called from the parking lot like instructed. He should follow the instructions of the agency/indy. Not what you say. Sorry but your suggestion is not good for the reason I mentioned because loitering can cause issues.

It is up to the agency to mark the start time correctly if they know it takes their clients a long time to get into the condo.

I think he used the word late wrong. He just meant it takes him 10 mins from the “ready text to entering the actual condo.

 

[Kusa]

I believe he has arrived on time and called from the parking lot like instructed. He should follow the instructions of the agency/indy. Not what you say. Sorry but your suggestion is not good for the reason I mentioned because loitering can cause issues.

It is up to the agency to mark the start time correctly if they know it takes their clients a long time to get into the condo.

I think he used the word late wrong. He just meant it takes him 10 mins from the “ready text to entering the actual condo.

@Jenesis, spot on, you relate very well.

 

[MrPutin]

Part of you being late is on you. Arrive early at the apartment building and start walking to it as you txt your arrival. Even if you're in the entrance way waiting a minute or so to be buzzed in. The only thing left is the getting to the room.

LTO_3

To each his own.....but I always stay in my car until given the buzz #.
Lurking around condo entrances draws attention to you from security, and other johns.

It looks pathetic seeing guys lurking, while waiting to be beamed up, as I walk right by. They stand out like a sore thumb!

Perhaps, I should start taking pics and posting on Terb, so guys can see how obviously pitiful they look, while lurking.

 

[IM469]

My preference .. is timing the actual service :

Start


Finish

 

[Kusa]

To each his own.....but I always stay in my car until given the buzz #.
Lurking around condo entrances draws attention to you from security, and other johns.

It looks pathetic seeing guys lurking, while waiting to be beamed up, as I walk right by. They stand out like a sore thumb!

Perhaps, I should start taking pics and posting on Terb, so guys can see how obviously pitiful they look, while lurking.

Well said, I have actually complained to an agency in regards to people lurking around...may be I should fist pump as I pass by? Where is discretion...

 

[MrPutin]

There is uncertainty about when a client's session with a service provider begins and ends.

Does the session commence upon receiving the notification that she is ready and conclude based on your booking time? Or,

Does it commence upon entering the apartment?

If most respondents feel it's necessary to clarify and establish a standard, I will reach out to various agencies to gather their responses and share them here.

I'm not sure if it's naivety on your part, but you keep on posting, in different threads, as though this is some kind of regulated industry.

Agencies are in the business of making money, and their bookers are extremely busy, often having to deal with tire kickers-time wasters.
Call agencies to book,....period! Anything else brands you a time waster!

I guarantee that if you venture down this road: "If most respondents feel it's necessary to clarify and establish a standard, I will reach out to various agencies to gather their responses and share them here," .......

.....you will be branded persona non grata and blocked by most agencies. Pussy will dry up, for you!

I know you'll press ahead....can't wait....make my day!

 

[Kusa]

I'm not sure if it's naivety on your part, but you keep on posting, in different threads, as though this is some kind of regulated industry.

Agencies are in the business of making money, and their bookers are extremely busy, often having to deal with tire kickers-time wasters.
Call agencies to book,....period! Anything else brands you a time waster!

I guarantee that if you venture down this road: "If most respondents feel it's necessary to clarify and establish a standard, I will reach out to various agencies to gather their responses and share them here," .......

.....you will be branded persona non grata and blocked by most agencies. Pussy will dry up, for you!

I know you'll press ahead....can't wait....make my day!

Why not? Is there a limit? Who sent you? Just refrain from reading; there's this thing called 'IGNORE'—check it out in the dictionary. Anger! Seek an SP release; it'll benefit you, trust me, I've been in your shoes

 

[MrPutin]

Why not? Is there a limit? Who sent you? Just refrain from reading; there's this thing called 'IGNORE'—check it out in the dictionary. Anger! Seek an SP release; it'll benefit you, trust me, I've been in your shoes

I'm not angry....not even a little bit.
Also, no one sent me!

Simply a forewarning.
You can place me on ignore, if u don't wish to read my warnings.

Worth repeating:
I guarantee that if you venture down this road: "If most respondents feel it's necessary to clarify and establish a standard, I will reach out to various agencies to gather their responses and share them here," .......

.....you will be branded persona non grata and blocked by most agencies.

Ps. Sorry to hear you were once consumed with anger.
Glad that seeing SPs released your anger.
I would hate to see it all end, abruptly!

Take care, my friend.

 

[xmontrealer]

In the winter on a cold day I wait in my car until I get the "she's ready" text. I do try to park as close as possible to the building to avoid freezing my ass off when I walk to the actual session location.

In the summer on a nice day I'll walk to a reasonable distance from the actual location to minimize the walking time once I get the "go up" text, but won't loiter in front of the building, or heaven forbid, in the lobby if it's a hotel.

Imo the session should start when I enter in the room.

 

[MrPutin]

Why not? Is there a limit? Who sent you? Just refrain from reading; there's this thing called 'IGNORE'—check it out in the dictionary. Anger! Seek an SP release; it'll benefit you, trust me, I've been in your shoes

Were you Paprika, before?

 

[explorerzip]

While the idea sounds good in theory, it is just not practical. The OP has not thought about how he would make that existing and new agencies comply with such a standard. Theatres, airlines, ships, buses, trains, and even the dr's office have trouble sticking to schedules. There are too many variables at play like people in queue, cancellations, traffic, weather, etc. There's no way any business especially an escort agency will let their day to day activities be regulated.

The OP is welcome to try to be the Terb emissary, but is not going to get anywhere.

I also agree that clients, agencies and indys have to build in buffer time to account for these issues. As clients, all we can do is arrive at least 15 minutes (if not more) early to the location. We should ask or Google about parking, transit, condo waiting areas, coffee shops, etc before hand. I don't think waiting aroud the area outside a condo is a big issue, but that would depend on the neighborhood and how far it is from where you parked or got off the train, bus, cab, etc.

 

[kherg007]

It would be nice to agree that opening the door starts the clock. Perfect from a client POV.
From the agency POV, they need a consistent standard too so once they give you the "all clear" that's a good time for them to start their clock. It would help if lady texts when client appears and then start the clock. But in this instance then it's a hard stop on 60 or 30 or whatever. Yet, as mentioned, some punters are walking in from a parking lot or from a Tim's and have to wait for the lift too. So hopefully- and I think this is true - most agencies give 5 min leeway. The other thing is they often have ladies sharing the same room etc so it doesn't take more than 2 visits off by 10 mins to throw off their entire day's schedule.
I had a situation (thankfully an indy) where 2 of the 3 lifts in the building were out of commission and a mob was overflowing waiting to squeeze in thus after 10 mins I took the stairs to walk up to her floor (it was 22nd floor lol). I did text her as to status, but it was 20 mins late on the start.

 

[explorerzip]

I had a situation (thankfully an indy) where 2 of the 3 lifts in the building were out of commission and a mob was overflowing waiting to squeeze in thus after 10 mins I took the stairs to walk up to her floor (it was 22nd floor lol). I did text her as to status, but it was 20 mins late on the start.

At least you got some cardio in, before more cardio I find that the stairwells are hard to find in most large buildings. They're concrete lined too so your cellphone might not work.

 

[kherg007]

At least you got some cardio in, before more cardio I find that the stairwells are hard to find in most large buildings. They're concrete lined too so your cellphone might not work.

Sometimes they're locked from the inside too ...such that i feared going up 22 stories only to be locked out. I gave her a heads up to check if I wasn't there in 10 mins once I took to the stairs.