No sooner has Esa tried to put a stop to punters trying for freebies through offering a +5 review or punters are back with some new tricks.

The lastest been to blame a venue for bad service from there ladies, hoping the venue owner will invite them back for a free session with another lady.( As happened on a number of occasions. )

There is seldom a review on the lady that have been the culprit.

That to me say, the punter is not really there to warn fellow punters, but rather looking for a free session.

Just my opinion.

AN-other..... That's the truth!

I am one of these punters that has been offered a freebie after horrendous service at a venue. I have partook once (it was a hefty fee payed and a regular at the venue) another time declined (let's just say the experience was that bad).
If I feel that disservice has been done I will notify either the manager or the madame in regards to the bad service expecting nothing in return.

As venue owners you generally know your staff, your clientele, where things need jacking up and the difference between a fair complaint and a malicious complaint. Where I see a client is generally unhappy based on his private contact or a review I try my best to get to the bottom of the complaint and interview the staff member as well as check with Eve what went wrong.

If I think the situation requires an apology I do it, if we need to make amends I do it. If it results in a freebie bookie then that's what the situation requires. At the end of it all we're in the service industry and should be treating clients as well as staff with mutual respect.

Without our beautiful starlets and our loyal customer support we may as well shut the doors, it's far from a perfect science however we try our best but sometimes things go wrong. That's all fair and well as long as they mostly go right.

Andy.