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[Josef S]

Happy Valentines Day!

just wanted to hear some opinions as to HOW LONG is too long a wait.

eg: 9pm client calls (new regular eg 2nd/3rd time he has called to book you) and requests outcall to CBD HOTEL "ASAP".
Assume you live 10-15 min cab ride away (client knows this) and are 'almost ready' for outcall at time of call (eg, in trackies yet have showered, hair done, partly done makeup, bag not packed, just made a cuppa),
WHAT IS A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF TIME TO WAIT AND HOW LONG IS TOO LONG?

Consider variables eg - if its a Reviewiday Night vs Tues Nite, client is likley to extend / possibly have fantasy in mind which you need to pack for / weather is bad / cab late. etc

I find the more i am pushed for time the longer it takes. The worst thing is when I am 'ready' when booking made... then i'm REALLY LATE.
go figure ey!

love and laughter to all.

 

[dokomo]

Hya... ile: sorry but WTF....????

He calls for an outcall ASAP..... :shock:

Okay if he dials 000 he might get somebody ASAP !!!


Some may stay gripped to their phones, answering at all hours, others choose their own hours.....and would prolly have their phone turned off.
Attending to their life outside work.

Cheers Charlize x

 

[Justxme]

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WHAT IS A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF TIME TO WAIT AND HOW LONG IS TOO LONG?

Putting myself in the ladies heels for a second...... Depending on how the request was phrased (language, tone used etc) would determine if I even took the booking.

Now back in my own shoes and on to the question I highlighted I think say an hour would be a reasonable time to wait. Allows the lady to get fully organised without having to rush herself and in the process maybe forget to pack her bag properly or whatever. As for how long is too long well that could only be answered by the client who wants to make a booking. Some might be happy to wait for as long as it takes while others will be more impatient or have other commitments which means they want/need it asap.