Whether or not this is a valid review depends on one's interpretation of the forum rules. The SP would argue that it's not warranted, based on the claim that no reservation was made. However, from my perspective as a client the communication we had via text did suggest that a reservation was in place, albeit subject to possible explicit cancellation, from both sides, as it always is.
I texted PrincessSarahhh (
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In the morning I texted her three hours before our scheduled meeting time. When I didn't receive a quick reply I began to worry a little, as comms the previous evening had been swift. I followed this up about an hour and a half later, but again no reply. At that point I wondered whether to travel to her nearest tube station and give her a ring to see what was happening. I also considered booking another girl (should have had a plan B sorted in advance really, but somehow hadn't bothered) but since I had a busy afternoon ahead I decided to avoid doing any of these things, and just use the extra time to prepare for work.
In the evening, when work was all done, I decided to drop Sarahhh another message, this time saying that I was a little disappointed with the complete lack of response/explanation, especially after a promising start the evening before. I also said that when a meeting goes well I enjoy leaving some positive feedback, but that in this case that would of course not be possible. This got her attention. She told me that she responded quickly the evening before because quick is what her life is like (erm, whatever
), but that we didn't have an appointment anyway and I should have taken her radio silence as letting me know that she was not in fact available. I responded by saying that "communicating" with clients in that manner might seem OK to her, but that it is likely to be seen quite generally by those clients as poor form.
To conclude, amazing though those boobs might look, I will not be making any effort to see her ever again.
