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Originally Posted by pmdelites
so, pls let us know if this is correct; [just picking a time out of the hat for illustration purposes].
makeup appt was to start at 1:00 pm
she shows up at 1:40pm
get to the room with her soon after.
put fee on the table [you counted at least three times to make sure the amount was correct.]
she's ready around 1:45 pm
now here is where it's not clear.
you end session and you've gone over by 15 minutes.
meaning
a) 2:15pm = 1pm start time + 1 hr + 15 mins
or b) 3:00pm = 1:45pm start time + 1 hr + 15 mins
if a) in my book, you over paid and she was pinching pennies instead of pinching penises.
if b) in my book, you paid for 1 hr and tipped her for less than 1/4 hrs time. so, you might be 25 short.
in either case, sounds like she really didnt care about your time or you. just your money.
i concur - let us know who she is so we know about her alleged lack of time keeping skills.
that way, guys can avoid her or go visit her, their choice.
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Either way, he was not wrong. There was a
thread a while back asking basically who's fault it is when the session goes over. It is the providers job to keep time during the session.
The other day, I had a 30 min appointment that went over by almost 45 minutes. Who's fault was that? Mine, because I wasn't paying attention to the time and because I knew that 30 mins was not enough time to get everything done that this hobbyist was looking for. I should have said that from the beginning when he stated what he was looking for but I didn't. Did I expect him to leave me anything over my 30 min rate? No. Did he? Yes. Would I have been mad if he didn't? No, that's not his responsibility. It is mine.
He left her an extra $50 for an extra 15 mins. She charges $300 per hour but what if he was looking for a 75 minute appointment? I bet it wouldn't be more than $350. Maybe she does BnGs or 15 minute appointments for $100, but that doesn't mean if you go over 15 minutes that she should charge him the full hundred. He paid the correct amount for the amount of time he asked for and even left her extra for her error in time keeping. There is absolutely no reason she should deny him an okay. He also should warn his fellow hobbyists so they pay attention to the time when booking with that provider.
