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I usually do indicate where I am up front - like Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper, so they know up front.. Like "Rockies", the "Western Slope" is also a huge expanse and specificity would be useful.

The deceit was that a price was posted, they posted their availability in Rockies, reneged after a meeting was agreed to, and got pissed at me because I did not agree to the newly disclosed price. Total upsell. Would they do they same when they shown up? Charge more for "X" service?

Well written. I was at a ski thing a couple of months ago. Several young ladies posted availability for the "Rockies". When a time was agreed upon they added, "Oh, there will be a $500 ravel fee because I am in (Boulder ./ Denver / COS - pick one). I told them no thanks and told what a waste of time i was. Well, be up front with your ad, location and availability. If you are that deceitful why would I want to book with you? What other surprises do you have in store?

This. Trait conscientiousness generally extends to all portions of a person's life and decision making processes.

That is great to know about Tryst. What I have found: Providers that list an email and an OF web page are just fishing for subscriptions. I was looking for someone in COS and the two that I committed the nominal amount of $4.95 to for a subscription were not even anywhere close to COS. Generally unprofessional behavior as in ghosting during communication, not showing up, etc. It is like those individuals are maybe testing the providers waters? And once they get into it decide that it is not for them? I'd love to know Tryst's payment scale for providers. The concept of "wasting time" is interesting. I LOVE early communication. I've also found that it is something that providers seem to dismiss. When you can have a friendly / engaging banter / exchange with a new provider it is sexy as hell for me. it tells me: 1. I are communicating with someone who has their shit together and will actually show up, have immaculate hygiene, etc. 2. It forms a bit of a bond before the first look and the first touch. It is as important to me as foreplay. That playful yet professional communication, IME, is one of the things that separates someone charging four figures verses three figures / hour. And something that I will happily pay for every day.

Any updates here? Considering heading to The Valley and getting together with her. Thanks in advance.

Select Grace Colorado Companion She must have reviews, given that she is a regular poster on this site. However searches pull up nothing. Would love input. Thanks in advance. https://theotherboard.com/users/169182

Colorado Companion Thanks in advance. https://tryst.link/escort/sofia_capulette

Daphne Colorado Companion Thanks in advance. She seems to have legit social media accts. https://tryst.link/escort/daphgemini-2143

Briar 719-735-0858 Colorado Companion Thanks in advance. Was it a thorny experience? https://tryst.link/escort/daddys-fav0rite-t0y

Looking for first hand accounts, please. Thanks in advance.

Yes, I went to the appropriate heading and looked. Yes, I pinged a few young ladies about a road trip. However, as I often told my staff, "You don't get the sale unless you ask for it". Any ladies planning to be on the Western Slope next week? Thanks in advance.

As I have said in previous posts... I can always make more money. I can't make more time. If a provider flakes on me they simply do not see any more of my time, so I simply would not take the time to review. Let me say that they are established providers, and at least one you have provided with a glowing review. The provider on Tryst... Total find. They don't want reviews. They are selective and very low volume. They are not on TOB.

From my end as a user, and as someone who has experience in the realm of data and tech (one of my companies sold to YAHOO), that is so unfair to you, and so limiting to users. You cannot be held responsible because someone flaked some time after you recommended them. Yes you are judged by the company that you keep. However people change. If there were a huge supply of inventory (providers) I could see that working as a business model. However our region doesn't have the population of say, Shanghai. As a user, TOB is analogous to a retail store (and I am only using this analogy to establish reference - absolutely no disrespect to any provider) with very limited inventory. In my case, I have tried to make appointments, or seen, everyone that I care to. The very few that I have had long term relationships with, and have booked for multiple hours, over multiple days, when I am in Denver, have moved on. Knowing how the system works now - and thanks for sharing - why would I use the product again if the barrier to entry for new providers (and consequences for those who recommend them) is so high? ? Like every product, like every service, like every association, TOB has to fight for relevance in the marketplace. If it doesn't provide that robust product positioning, the market will take care of it. I am finding that, as a user, a paid subscription to TER is a far better value than free TOB. As I have probably said in past posts, it is never not about cost, it is about value.

That is an interesting system. It feels like it guarantees exclusively, but crushes inclusiveness. I guess that like most services, the market will sort it out.