AdultWork Reverse Bookings

[CoolTiger]

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[Kev40ish]

https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=170370.msg1814966#msg1814966

[Goldfinch]

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[smit1234]

Thanks Kev & Finchy

Much to ponder

[Goldfinch]

Thanks Kev & Finchy

Much to ponder

 

[JRWK]

Morning all, just looking for some guidance on how best to submit a reverse booking on AW (never tried it before). What hints and tips should I be implementing and what should I look out for in regards to dodgy bids submitted?

Muchos Gracias

Be as specific as you can regarding area, likes and price - but having said that, most of the replies you get, the girl won't have looked at them.

I've tried RB twice, but neither worked for me, so good luck

[GorillaWarfare]

Morning all, just looking for some guidance on how best to submit a reverse booking on AW (never tried it before). What hints and tips should I be implementing and what should I look out for in regards to dodgy bids submitted?

Muchos Gracias

A thing I do to spot the fakes is ask them to mention their nearest train station in the reply. If they don't bother, then it's very likely they haven't read and just pressed accept when they saw someone offering money in their area. Now granted, they might offer a good service regardless of this but it is one way.

[dude86]

I always get girls from somewhere miles away bidding, either they're fake spam accounts or they want to just draw attention to their profile or because they think I’m stupid enough to pay them for cam stuff instead of a real meet.

As an aside I would never cam, or pay for it, seems like a mug’s game to me, utterly stupid and unfulfilling. What do guys get from it?

[chrishornx]

Morning all, just looking for some guidance on how best to submit a reverse booking on AW (never tried it before). What hints and tips should I be implementing and what should I look out for in regards to dodgy bids submitted?

Muchos Gracias

RB for incall or outcall?

[goldwing1]

You will get the idiots who bid on everything and or are at the other end of the country.
Some won`t read it correctly, eg if you want OWO and it`s not offered on their profile, ask them if they will do it in the price.

Also, I always ask them to leave their number when replying, saves time and I also ask them what is the latest they need to know by.

Another thing, I always email the unsuccessful one`s and thank them for their bid and that i`ve bookmarked their profiles for the future.
A lot will say that if you do book them in the future, they will do it at the reverse bid price, there`s a few that I see on a regular basis and they charge the reverse bid price every time.

[Engl1shmuff1ns]

You will get the idiots who bid on everything and or are at the other end of the country.
Some won`t read it correctly, eg if you want OWO and it`s not offered on their profile, ask them if they will do it in the price.

Also, I always ask them to leave their number when replying, saves time and I also ask them what is the latest they need to know by.

Another thing, I always email the unsuccessful one`s and thank them for their bid and that i`ve bookmarked their profiles for the future.
A lot will say that if you do book them in the future, they will do it at the reverse bid price, there`s a few that I see on a regular basis and they charge the reverse bid price every time.

I've posted RB ads a few times and whilst the volumes of interest can be flattering, it's easy to sort the wheat from the chart and obvious which have read and which haven't without too much effort.

You need a certain thickness of skin though, like GW, I also reply to every bid to say thanks. Most appreciate it but at least one or two every time have not taken it well and been abusive. Life's too short to engage with that sort of nonsense so they find themselves blacklisted without further reply.

Oh, and I found one WG, since retired, who had just joined AW so bid on my ad as much out of curiosity as anything, substantially below her normal rate for a longer booking and honoured that rate for every subsequent one thereafter. That sort of etiquette kept her at the top of my list for quite a while. EM

[Up The Manor]

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[Up The Manor]

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I don't know who wrote that, but it's a load of nonsense.

[EL1M1N8OR]

Great piece of solid advice.

Might have go at RB overnights.

How long do you class an overnight, 8 or 12 hours?

[Colston36]

Amazingly good, considered and helpful!

[Home Alone]

Great piece of solid advice.

Might have go at RB overnights.

How long do you class an overnight, 8 or 12 hours?

It's often down to the individual SP. Wimmin, eh?

[Engl1shmuff1ns]

Great piece of solid advice.

Might have go at RB overnights.

How long do you class an overnight, 8 or 12 hours?

From memory, I think that AW defaults in 10 hours as an overnight, typically 22.00 to 08.00 but some do more, some do less and the more you pay, the more you get. Fourteen hours, or 20.00 to 10.00 is what I tended to try for, including an hour or two for dinner and drinks and breakfast in bed. EM

[babehunter66]

Does anyone know if when u do a reverse booking the sp gets your aw details or just what u put on the bid

[A Decent Fist]

Does anyone know if when u do a reverse booking the sp gets your aw details or just what u put on the bid

If you accept a bid on the RB then that SP gets all the AW info about you – including your feedback, how long you've been a member, and any warning flags from other SPs. They can also tell if you have two profiles, which I briefly did a long time ago. That's seen as suspicious by many SPs.

Not sure how much the initial bidders can see but it would make sense if they can check out your feedback before deciding whether to bid or not.

[Steely Dan]

Correct.

But this is the same as for any booking.  When you accept a RB, it creates a booking email and puts it in their in-box.  They still need to schedule and then confirm it like any booking.  AW has no fancy system - in a good way, they just use the normal booking. (So if you accept some time after they bid, it is wise to double check they are still free on the day - they might have forgotten they clicked 'yes' when drunk and forgot.  A bid is not a booking.)

And so after you have confirmed, you can un-confirm.  This does not un-send the booking email or anything.  Just opens the booking back up again so you can see more bids.  I have done this quite often.  I do tell the 'winner' I have done this so she does not worry.  And clearly any late bidders just go on to my hot list with a note saying 'I can't meet you on this date, but could we have the same deal in a week or two?'.  From one RB, I got 3 actual meetings!

[SOSPunter]

Anyone done them, I'm sure quite a lot have, but more importantly, if you have, what's the success rate been - good punts versus bad punts ?

[Jonestown]

have you looked here ?

www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=170370.msg1814966#msg1814966

[daviemac]

have you looked here ?

www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=170370.msg1814966#msg1814966

I think he's after a more recent one, it's been a whole 3 weeks since there was a post on that.   

[SOSPunter]

have you looked here ?

www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=170370.msg1814966#msg1814966

Thanks, I've not seen that and it includes some very useful information which I will use going forward, however it didn't really cover the question I asked about success rates.

[daviemac]

Thanks, I've not seen that and it includes some very useful information which I will use going forward, however it didn't really cover the question I asked about success rates.

How can anyone answer how successful your reverse bookings will be? we all want different things from a booking and we all do it in different areas and that is relevant to how much success you will have.

https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=331521.msg3452487#msg3452487
https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=321315.msg3352679#msg3352679
https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=303470.msg3189155#msg3189155

[RandomGuy99]

I've done a few and met some good SPs from them. I've also had a lot of enquiries from piss takers who I have ended up blocking.

Success rate probably 25%

[Steely Dan]

I have done perhaps a dozen RBs.  All of them have resulted in a booking since I set a credible price for a reasonable service that many escorts are happy to provide.  I think almost all ended up at a lower price than their posted price.  Almost all I did not notice to book directly for various reasons.  And a few times I got names to book later on the same rate.  So I got 16 or so punts out of my 12 or so bookings.    Oh and two became regulars that I saw quite often. One I saw recently and will see again. So is that over 100% success?

Clearly not. Ignore the extra 4 and the regulars.  I can recall two that were red reviews and at least one grey.  So about the same luck I have as with direct bookings.  Because I use feedback here carefully, and use spider sense on top.  And yet it still goes wrong at times.

Thus, I'd say the success rate should be the same as for other punts.  I think punters that fail with RBs a lot either ask for the moon, or fail to use the same screening as per direct booking.  It is just a way to notice escorts and perhaps to save a few squid without upsetting anyone.

If one means the percentage of bids that look good then it is indeed 10 to 20%.  I don't care about that.  No big deal to delete the rubbish bids. (and there really are some rubbish bids - size 18 from Manchester when I want size 10 in London? Really?)

[Corus Boy]

Thanks, I've not seen that and it includes some very useful information which I will use going forward, however it didn't really cover the question I asked about success rates.

It's mostly been good for me, +75% VG, 20% OK, 5% negative.

[daviemac]

Anyone done them, I'm sure quite a lot have, but more importantly, if you have, what's the success rate been - good punts versus bad punts ?

I've merged this with the already running AW reverse booking thread, it's pointless having the same people posting the same thing on two different threads on the same subject.