it would be in the interests of the girls if there was a blacklist,and in our interests as well, kind of feel i might of heard of it.
There's all sorts of 'blacklists' or at least 'systems' of prioritising customers that SP's use, either privately or collectively.
A few of these are:
- Simply blocking your number (Some SP's can be quite trigger happy on the block button).
- Muting your text conversations - the message still goes through but without a notification (they'd have to view the message manually, so to speak). An option probably ticked when they don't care for you much, unless it's a very slow day.
- Just ignoring your messages or calls or always replying with 'not working' / 'busy' etc. This is still an example of being on a 'black list' in the literal sense of the term and it amounts to much the same thing.....you're an undesirable in their eyes and they don't wish to see you.
- Giving priority to regular clients - if you're communicating via a new number don't be surprised if you're at the back of the queue in terms of their replies and availability. Yes a new sim card overcomes the blocked issue but if a SP has been established for a long time in one place and she receives a text from a number she's had no previous correspondence with then 'punter with a new sim' won't be too far from her thoughts - so not 'undesirable' by any means but 'less desirable' than a regular client for sure.
Moving on from private black and 'grey' lists if you will, there's then the case of small Kik or WhatsApp groups of SP's sharing information about undesirable punters. On a small scale this might just be duo's giving each other numbers....which can then extend to their WG associates and contacts forming a group of 12 for example all sharing details of guys they don't want, thus creating a collective 'blacklist'. To me, this seems obvious. Reliable SP's hate 'no shows' and time-wasters and the idea of them working together, even slightly, to avoid these should hardly be seen as astonishing.
And that's
before you get into more organised things like ClientEye and SAAFE etc.
So yes Willie, there isn't a special department of MI5 that all SP's join which runs a national database of bad punters with finger prints and biometrics...but most WG's are more than capable of developing their own 'blacklists'.