@sunnysideup I think that’s why they do it. I remember someone on here that made one of these sob story venting posts painting themselves to be someone deserving of everyone’s sympathy and I looked more into it and they ended up being a predator that was an absolute pos to multiple pros on here and very much needed to be removed from the site immediately.
What is even the point of a sob story if something doesn't go your way?
Just do what I do. Assume you're miserable and lonely all the time. Then when you find out you're not miserable, you're way ahead of the game.
@Mike403 I really like this and operate in a similar way. Works well.
Ok, you all have brought up some points that I have actually been searching for answers for. It is not off topic just off this topic. Someone commented that we can change our pricing when we do the booking. How do we do that? I want to know how to charge for virtuals and perhaps I am searching incorrectly but I am not finding the answer I need. He would like to do a 30 minute cam call (meet and greet) but in booking only see 1 hour as least amount of time we can book. I am so glad I read this. Thank you so much in advance for helping me out here
Comment on this thread. So glad the second half of the story was brought to light because I was genuinely upset for this guy. Both sides are so important. I have to say, I probably would have blocked them, too. Especially when doing this as a full time gig. No time to have your time wasted.
Disregard my comment (for help). Had I just played around a bit I would have figured it out. I have dealt with many sites and NEVER have they been as easy to navigate as this one. I guess I expected more steps than that. I got it.
@MatureCuddlez when a pro is messaging a client, at the top of the message thread with them you should see this: All the white rectangles are editable, so you can change the date, time, length, and price. You then submit it and the client can either accept it, reject it, or suggest a change.
Similarly a client can request a booking at a particular date/time at your standard price, and instead of accepting it you can suggest a change in price (or day/time/etc) before submitting it to them for approval.
@MatureCuddlez whoops! Looks like you beat me to it 🤣