I personally have never repeated with any lady who has kicked me out more than 5 min early. It is extremely insulting. In my experience I would say 50% of highly reviewed ladies know how to be respectful of time. I do not repeat often because of it.
Agree, it's insulting and poor service. I am surprised though at your experiences at it seems you have been getting the short end of the stick more often than not. In my experience most ladies more/less wrap up on time. Agency girls in many cases use a timer so I like to think I'm getting a fair shake but I don't know what they set the timer to - it could be for the time paid for in total (i.e. shower time not included), for the time paid for less the shower time (so a 1 hour appointment is that plus the ending shower time) or for less. It makes you wonder if some ladies take money for an hour and get rid of a guy well below the paid for time - that would be bad. I do make note of the time on my phone when I leave so I do know when I've been given a fair shake or screwed.
Im actually the clock watcher in our time together...i read all the time about ...he didnf get the hint...didn't pay to extend..so on and so forth that i make it a point of always leaving before my time was up..unless she is the asking me to stay (off the clock..)
I call BS on that - who the hell came up with the stupid idea that the client is ever responsible for time? That's garbage and I think those saying it know it. If you go to a massage therapist or a psychiatrist, they let you know when the time is up. I have never been for a massage (RMT/legit) where I piped up that time was up. The onus on keeping track of the time falls on the SP (or MPA) and there's no convincing me otherwise.
Now, once a lady has made it clear the appointment is up, the responsibility falls upon the client to get ready and get out in a reasonable amount of time. My shower to start is always 5 min. My exit shower never takes that long so I'd say a reasonable amount of time to get ready and leave is 5-7 min if taking an ending shower. Any person who dawdles and takes his time getting out or worse, simply sits around and does nothing after clear indication has been given is a bad client.
I have seen some lades that were very generous with their time. I don't know how long one appointment took with one lady but I know I paid for an hour and left maybe 2.5 hours later. We sat and talked for the longest time. Occasionally I asked if I needed to leave and the response was no. Saw another lady recently and similar experience where I left well after my appointment was supposed to end. In these cases, I think the client should occasionally ask if it's ok to stay.
Now, to standardize this, I think the general practice should be appointment starts when the client enters the room (for SP's) and not when he/she gets buzzed with the info. Considering in one recent appointment I was given the wrong room number and another had some issues starting on time because of disorganization, I don't see how this would be considered a fair practice. However, I think the guy has 5 min to get to the door from when the info is provided. Now we say appointment ends X amount of time + ending shower time later where X is the appointment length. So if I paid for 45 min and my appointment is at 1, at 1 I'm given the code, I enter 1:03, buzzer goes off at 1:48, and I have a few minutes to shower and leave.