Making appointments

[Iceman00]

When do you usually make your appointment ahead of time, with a certain provider and have been successful. Day before or the day of ?

 

[ProfessorBeast]

Day before or SEVERAL HOURS before you want the appointment day of. Don’t be the guy who calls within an hour gets mad that the girl is not available. And check the Philly burbs rules post for more help.

 

[Houston]

That's a good question. I go at least 2 hours out, but I don't expect that to be enough. It is on occasion. I don't like going over 5 hours, because from experience I know guys that book 6 hours or more, away, have a high no-show rate.

Spas know it, so if you book, say, a 4:00 p.m. at 9:00 a.m., and another guy calls at 2:00 for the 4:00 spot, they might give the spot to that caller, thinking he is far more likely to show up.

Moral of the post: if you post, say, 4 or more hours out, call again to confirm, 1-2 hours out. Spas really appreciate when you confirm.

 

[248Lancer]

15-30 minutes before I plan on walking thru the door, I call and ask "Who's working today? I can be there in ___minutes." and take my pick. If my preferred provider is not available, I thank MMS and call somewhere else. My mongering opportunities are far enough apart that trying to schedule a repeat visit with the same girl is an exercise in futility.

 

[ProfessorBeast]

I’ve hardly ever had an appointment fall through.

 

[Wayne1250]

With popular girls I call a day ahead.

 

[kantuchdis]

Call or text when you are on the way. Scheduling way in advance is futile. Some monger will walk in ahead of you. She will ask did he call? He will say yes. He will be boinking her when you arrive.

 

[ProfessorBeast]

Call or text when you are on the way. Scheduling way in advance is futile. Some monger will walk in ahead of you. She will ask did he call? He will say yes. He will be boinking her when you arrive.

This has happened to me maybe twice, lol. Read the private thread about rules for Philly burbs. The people who call 15 minutes out will never have an appointment honored.

 

[Wayne1250]

They know me where I go. I never have problem scheduling way ahead of my appointment.

 

[markkennedy]

I never do appointment, because of how they get ignored or otherwise shit on. The only time I do scheduling is that my favorites who I see weekly I have a set slot, but most of those are either before or after hours. They know for sure I'll be there so is guaranteed kept appointment for them, and no incentive to give my slot away to a walkin. I have tried to do appointment in the past, but end up mostly either leaving for having appointment fucked, or get the draw anyway. Better to properly manage expectations and no do appointment.

 

[KittyHawk]

When do you usually make your appointment ahead of time, with a certain provider and have been successful. Day before or the day of ?

One hour before if it's a shop that I don't go to often. If they are booked for my requested time I call another shop. If it's a regular. I have never had a problem texting up to 24 hours in advance.

 

[Houston]

As can be seen in these posts, there are many different responses. And all of them can be right, depending on the circumstances.

 

[Jasong]

That's a good question. I go at least 2 hours out, but I don't expect that to be enough. It is on occasion. I don't like going over 5 hours, because from experience I know guys that book 6 hours or more, away, have a high no-show rate.

Spas know it, so if you book, say, a 4:00 p.m. at 9:00 a.m., and another guy calls at 2:00 for the 4:00 spot, they might give the spot to that caller, thinking he is far more likely to show up.

Moral of the post: if you post, say, 4 or more hours out, call again to confirm, 1-2 hours out. Spas really appreciate when you confirm.

Walk ins are fine if you dont stricturey your life schedule around amp. Never had a problem in 30years. If i call im just asking if busy in 30 minutes. If theyre busy when i get there i go elsewhere or come later. The money at the door gets a table most of the time. The one who might show…. Eh

 

[Houston]

I always walk in for a haircut, seen the same Barber for 13 years. Works for me, even though I have to wait sometimes.

 

[nickman]

Depends on the place, and how set I am on a particular girl. Sometimes 30 minutes or less, other places 2-3 hours. I never call longer ahead. I either go somewhere else or take a later appt if offered and it works.

 

[Houston]

Lots of Guys never realize that making an appointment more than 4 hours out, is mostly worthless. The Spa doesn't expect you to show up. They'll pencil you in as a "maybe", but will hand that time off to the first guy who requests it after you.