* I would have WhatsApp installed on my smart phone and I would check it when I'm free.
* I would reply every work-related query with a "generic" type of answer describing all my services and rates (takes only 10 seconds to copy & paste).
* I would include a profile picture showing off my best asset (whether it is my long hair, my slim body, or my pretty face).
* I would not stress about idiots wanting to "chat" or asking for pictures, and simply block them (I'm not gonna get business from them).
* I would have done the same with emails and PMs@ESA, but now concentrate on WhatsApp as a far superior platform.
* I would understand that once I have opened a communication channel, silence is not an option (and therefore try to focus only on the simpler and more user-friendly WhatsApp).
* I would remember than 10% of all these "annoying messages flooding my phone" end up paying my rent and buying my food.
* I would wear the shoes of the new potential client and understand that he wants to know if I offer what he's looking for and if he can afford my services, and that he needs my address in order to show up! (duh!)
* I would know that a lot of shy guys prefer to do the "commercial" part on writing and reserve the phone call just to set the appointment.
* I would always remember that I am not making him any favour, but rather that I need him as a client to survive!
* I would always remember that I am not a princess but a worker, a service provider, and that he is my client.
* Regardless of what brought me to this industry, I would try to make the best of my little business.

...And of course I would expect a phone call to finally confirm the booking, which can also be done via WhatsApp. :-)



I am overseas planning a sex tour through Gauteng, and several professional WGs have given me all the information I needed to organize the trip. THANK YOU ladies!

To all the other ones, I just say:
Do not complain when the industry treats you bad.

@fanesa you would make a great WG PA lol (jokes)...yeah i agree with you to a degree,but at the same token some clients feel they are doing a WG a favour and vise versa and may see you as desperate for their money and try to negotiate prices with you which cripples our budgets and creates instability and stress .I agree some WG could be more competent.@fanesa mayben ext life time..you have hit the nail on the he head ;)

Aj

Excuse typos ....(blush)

@Amber: as soon as he starts negotiating prices, block him. You will not get business from that idiot in any case (and you don't need to be insulted either).

Howzit fan and AJ. I agree totally with everything you said, except for the last bit re "negotiators". If you treated them like a business stream too, there would be opportunities to do something. Sometimes it's reality and he can't afford a half hour of full house or whatever. When it feels like a negotiation is coming, instead of taking it personally, think laterally. "Oh ok, I sense that that is more than what you wanted to spend. What was your budget? Ah, good news, for that amount, we can enjoy a blow and go, or pictures or a hand job."
I have a fab WG who did that to me, and she is now a regular. She realised I wasn't insulting her, I just didn't have the full amount for the full standard package, at.that.time.

I have been told that there is a culture (arabic?) where you are supposed to bargain, and they get truly honestly offended if you don't do it.

I belong to the western civilization.
I talk straight. I tell you the right price.
If you don't have enough, it is not for you.
Go away. Don't bother me.
Come back when you have enough.

The point is, sometimes it's not a negotiation

Well... that's exactly how I do business... what's up with pre-notes of my services... it really works.

A chat on whatsapp before a booking always eases the nerves before a booking and sort of breaks the ice. few girls i spoke to say their bookings have improved alot after installing the app.

On 2017-06-04 08:35:08 fanesa said:
I have been told that there is a culture (arabic?) where you are supposed to bargain, and they get truly honestly offended if you don't do it.

Definitely not Arab. I've been to Umrah to Saudi and can tell you Arab shopkeepers fucking hate South Africans who ask for a "better price". They simply pack their shit away and ignore you to go and help another customer.

As you were.