@Katota I had the money on me. just between the coat, the shirt, the jeans and my change bag I had like 17 pockets to dig lol but I found the money and paid her.
@Minestrone101 Are we starting another game or what?
@Sooson I love that story. Was she a pro you had seen before?
I’ve had pros walk and and start hugging on me never even asking about money to the point I’ve stopped them and was like can I get this payment things done real quick lol
I think I’m going off topic a bit. After reading these comments though I’m thinking pros who host should possible have a pre pay policy for new pros. I’m sure it’ must be awkward if you have to kick someone out of your own home.
@Sooson I'm taking a break.
Any Pros here have the same situation?
After the cuddle session, the client says he will cashapp/venmo/paypal you and then You leave thinking they will pay but like 2 or more days after, despite reminding them of the owed cuddle fee, they just ghost? crickets crickets? Had some guy that did this. I gave him a chance and days later not even a single word. I didnt bother just blocked and reported.
What could be done to avoid such? How do you guys do it?
I would think that collecting payment before beginning the session is the way to go.
@soothinghugs I always collect money before the session unless I have cuddled them before and trust them to pay afterwards. I usually remind them when booking that payment is due right before the session starts.
Yes what @LadyVel said
Money can be an award conversation but if you are meeting a pro, you know it’s a financial service. Expectations usually means is at start of service. I like options for deposit or full payment before hand like an e transfer or the like.
@Morpheus It was a first time
I experienced that type of greeting quite a few times as well. Some greet you like the girlfriend that hasn't seen you in two months and that is very much appreciated. but It can also cause issues with certain type of clients and there's a lot more to say about that but that's different conversation. I will just say no wonder I hear from pros that they had to change their number once or twice. Sometimes you just can't win no matter how you approach a client. same goes for asking for money or not at the beginning of a session.