What's The Etiquette On Waiting?

[rockerrick]

Just wondering what the etiquette on waiting for a response on request for an appointment ? My thought is probably 72 hrs. After all there are only 7days in a week. And what if that's a no go?

[RALPHEY BOY]

No Soup for you!!!! NEXT!!!

[rockerrick]

Originally Posted by RALPHEY BOY

No Soup for you!!!! NEXT!!!

This particular provider is going to be visiting at end of week and has not logged onto p411 since Thursday . Same answer ?

[austinkboy]

That sort of depends on when and how far in advance you are requesting an appointment. If it is same day, I might say something like "...please let me know in the next hour if you are available..." If it is in the next few days, I might say something like "...could you please let me know by tomorrow afternoon if we can get together on..."

[RALPHEY BOY]

There are only two Providers I would book more than a couple days out and that is Melina of SA and a now retired Alyssa of Austin.

I dont see how anyone can predict what is going to happen 3 weeks from now

[rocker]

I''ll give them 24 hrs max, then move on.

Rocker

[Beagle]

For text messages, I expect a response within 48 hrs. For PM's and emails, 72 hrs is about right.

[austinkboy]

Another way to ask perhaps the same question is... What is the etiquette on responding?

[rockerrick]

I decided Rocker is more than fair 24 hr. So I scheduled another provider .

[Austintatious Lilly]

Originally Posted by austinkboy

Another way to ask perhaps the same question is... What is the etiquette on responding?

That Is A VERY GOOD Question KBoy -


I Am NOT Sure If You Are Implying For Us To Respond To You

OR For You To Respond To Us, BUT Like In ANY BUSINESS -

Going Either Way (Us To You/You To Us) It Is ONLY Courteous

To Respond Within 24 Hours, And At The MOST 48 Hours.


This TOO Is A Business, AND SHOULD Be Attended To As One.


Just My Opinion~


EVERYONE'S FAVORITE FLOWER,

Lilly

HAVE YOU HAD YOUR "LILLY EXPERIENCE" LATELY

[rockerrick]

Thanks Lilly , I was hoping more providers would chime in.

[Britttany_love]

Now days with smart phone an mobile email I always make sure I get back as soon as possible be it for an appointment request or for a reference. I will always get back at least within 24 hours.

[Rand Al'Thor]

Professional standard expectation for email reply is generally 24 hours. Of course, whether that applies to this industry is up to you.

[rockerrick]

It was actually a p411 appointment request for Katerina she's supposed to be here Friday . But I haven't heard anything , so I moved on.

[Paven]

If it took me 24 hours to reply back to someone, I had better be laying in a ditch somewhere. I don't even have a Smart phone but I do have email and always get back to an inquiry either within a few minutes but never more than 3-4 hours, unless it's hair day lol then it could be up to 6 hours.

RB-I have fellas book in advance from a week to a months time all of the time.