questin about screening

[Rase]

Hey guys, first time poster, first question. Also.. first time monger..er.. ing. Whatever the verbage is there. Decided to take the plunge. Send a request for an appointment for the wonderfully reviewed classy philly ladies and filled out the screening stuff to the best of my ability. Its been three days. My question is, is this a normal amount of time? Should I take it as not passing the screening?

I'm fine either way.. i dont want anyone not feeling safe. I just have no frame of reference and am wondering if I should be looking for make other plans.

Any insight would be great and I promise a review should it, or another first attempt work out.

Thanks ahead of time and i apologize if this post breaks any rules. I checked them out and I thought it would be ok.

 

[DickLong]

After 3 or 4 days, I would check back.

Look with regards to screening, it works like this. If you are a regular with Provider XYZ. Ask that provider XYZ, with plenty of reviews on the boards (TER is the best), if you can use her for a reference?

Send the lady who requires a reference, the lady/agency's name, their TER #, their phone #, email, website, the phone #/email you booked the appointment with, the last time you saw her. Don't make the new lady do all work because most likely they won't do it. Make it very easy for them to check your reference very quickly.

If you don't have a reference, it can be difficult to see very popular ladies like Gloria at CP or EPM or other ladies on Eros. You might need to book a few sessions with other well established ladies who aren't as popular but you want to make sure they have been talked about on these boards for years. TER is loaded with them. Do a Gift Card membership for 4-6 weeks, if you don't want to use your CC. Even ask the ladies before booking if they are okay if I can use them for a reference?

AMP's don't make for good references with well established higher end ladies. Pepsi 10 months ago, at the spa near the convention center isn't a reference. Or that Crazy Crack head that works in the seedy motel, won't work.

 

[Rase]

After 3 or 4 days, I would check back.

Look with regards to screening, it works like this. If you are a regular with Provider XYZ. Ask that provider XYZ, with plenty of reviews on the boards (TER is the best), if you can use her for a reference?

Send the lady who requires a reference, the lady/agency's name, their TER #, their phone #, email, website, the phone #/email you booked the appointment with, the last time you saw her. Don't make the new lady do all work because most likely they won't do it. Make it very easy for them to check your reference very quickly.

If you don't have a reference, it can be difficult to see very popular ladies like Gloria at CP or EPM or other ladies on Eros. You might need to book a few sessions with other well established ladies who aren't as popular but you want to make sure they have been talked about on these boards for years. TER is loaded with them. Do a Gift Card membership for 4-6 weeks, if you don't want to use your CC. Even ask the ladies before booking if they are okay if I can use them for a reference?

AMP's don't make for good references with well established higher end ladies. Pepsi 10 months ago, at the spa near the convention center isn't a reference. Or that Crazy Crack head that works in the seedy motel, won't work.

Ok great. Thank you for the advice. I’ll give it another day or two and then start looking around.

It’s ironic... I want the first time mongering to be with someone with a well known great rep to feel secure. But need to play around a bit at first to get on the inside of the culture. first.

Once again.. don’t blame them at all. They’re definitely on the more dangerous end of the deal.
oh well.

Thank you for the sound advice though. Much obliged.

 

[kantuchdis]

Knowing what CP requires and assuming you sent it (god help you) there’s nothing more for you to do except ask them to respond.

 

[jim_hatez]

Knowing what CP requires and assuming you sent it (god help you) there’s nothing more for you to do except ask them to respond.

Are you being sarcastic with the "god help you"? Or serious? I couldn't tell from your post. I would hope you are joking since many have trusted CP with their info, I have not used them yet, but hope to in the future....

 

[kantuchdis]

I will not trust that depth of personal data residing on any providers server, or cell phone for LE to discover if the unfortunate happens. That's when your neighbors and family get to read your name in the paper.

 

[jim_hatez]

I will not trust that depth of personal data residing on any providers server, or cell phone for LE to discover if the unfortunate happens. That's when your neighbors and family get to read your name in the paper.

I hear you, it's better safe than sorry, but risk tolerance varies among the community. I just wanted to check to see if you knew of some specific reason that people should be avoiding CP, glad to see that is not the case.

 

[easy2please]

Like Kant said you already sent the info so all you can do is wait. A polite follow up on your part is fine but don't be a pest. I have no special insight into screening process, other than it helps to have references, which you don't. Since you've never done this before I recommend trying an AMP that doesn't require screening first. But prior to this thread you've been lurking for 10 months, so I assume you have some idea what you're looking for and getting into

 

[kantuchdis]

I hear you, it's better safe than sorry, but risk tolerance varies among the community. I just wanted to check to see if you knew of some specific reason that people should be avoiding CP, glad to see that is not the case.

I vouch for CP's great quality and EPM level of service. I had a special circumstance to afford me visiting their old place. I highly recommend.

 

[Floorhump422]

Apart from the valuable info which has already been provided, I would add that many agencies accept new clients based on availability. Your screening info could be proper, but if you apply during the "wrong" time, you're out of luck. If your references are good and you're still not hearing back from them, I'd recommend trying every few months.

 

[TheRiceGuy]

Risk is a two way street. I know most mongers are “nice” but there are more than enough stories to go around that I feel bad for providers....at times. Their safety is a priority to them, as is your safety to yourself.

And for those who might not think so, they are risking much more then we are.

 

[Sifu]

CP didn't reply to me after my initial contact either, so after 2 weeks, i followed up with a second email. I didn't resend any info, just asked if they saw the first email. They responded quickly the second time, I expect my first email just got lost in the sauce.
You can't go wrong with CP, Gloria is an avatar of Aphrodite, a true goddess in the bedroom.

 

[kantuchdis]

Equity does not equal fortune. A level playing field means nobody profits. There must be an imbalance for "someone" to enjoy a margin that equates to income. It's understandable that most people on this forum do not have a clear acumen for business, but know that we are all major pawns in the industry.

When a provider has your home address, your state ID number, your real name, where you work, etc. she has your arm twisted behind your back and is ready to snap it off if you don't fully comply with her rules. She does not share any of her personal information with you, advantage: provider. She has minimal expense with sky high margins of profit.

Risks? Extremely less than construction workers, military, police, school teachers, etc. The publicly published rates of injury and death experienced by those groups is astounding. We're not discussing crack whores and street walkers now, that's an entirely different subset of dangers.

Danger? in Philadelphia last year nearly 500 people were killed and more than 2,200 shot in 2020. None reportedly while hosting $300/hour sessions at nice hotels or tony apartments.

Individuals should do whatever their comfort level allows, it's still America. But when you toss out the risk factor, keep it in perspective IMO.