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So I have a question in regards to agency etiquette. What do you do if you know you are going to have a bad experience in the first 2 minutes. Do you just leave? Do you pay the full amount and leave? Do you pay half and leave? Obviously if it was with a Indy you just leave and burn that bridge, no biggie. But with a agency you don’t want to burn the bridge.
I tried to tough it out and make the most of it but it was no good.
Just curious
Text the agency right away and explain the issue.
How badly do you want to go back to that agency?
There is still one there that I really want to meet.
Cut your losses and go with an indy that's well reviewed. It never fails and good luck!Quote:
Originally Posted by Socks
We've all been there. Either tough it out and "get it over with", or as I've done, pay the fee, POLITELY explain that this isn't working and quietly leave. As stated above by my Dad, "how bad do you wish to continue going to that Agency?
I get what he's saying though. Does he really want to go through the screening process again if he had a good thing going with the agency or girl. Even with verified status and many references, some girls/agency won't see new gentlemen.Quote:
Originally Posted by SexyLatinAlyssa
Tough it out and live to sample another day. It’s part of the risk at that price point but more often than not its worth the risk. Also, you can reduce the risk by opting for well reviewed agency ladies of which there are many. Doesn’t eliminate the risk but greatly reduces it.
Yep. You can have a poor experience at a good agency. She may even have a good review or two. They tend to move on quickly after word gets around about them. No business= Hasta La Bye Bye.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aweshucks
Conducting yourself with restraint and respect is always the best course. I would stop and call the scheduler and ask her what SHE wants you to do, then do whatever she says including paying the full amount and as my Dad said "Don't look back!"
If it happened to me I would pay the full amount. Tell the girl it just isn’t working for you, you are having an off day, and leave. Everyone wants to be respected, so I wouldn’t be insulting.
I would for sure contact the agency and be truthful with them.
Respect and honesty is usually well received.
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Originally Posted by romroos
What ronroos said! The golden rule applies regardless of who you are or with whom you may be dealing. Your character determines what you do. I would do as my bro has said. Treat the lady with the utmost respect. She is still a person with feelings and an angel to someone close to her heart.
No argument on the Golden Rule, mutual respect, and good character! :twothumbs:
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