I don't agree..
Reason she fucked it ALL UP
She got aggressive and assaulted him and made up lies
Then a bloke from her end nearly tussled with him
So I think it was fair play.. all the transgression was from her end..
If you look at the OP reviews he's going there for a good time and pays very good money too..
Personally I think there is s bit of white knight going on against the OP..
Good he took all the money back because she fucked it all up and he could of been badly assaulted ALL BECAUSE OF HER
And to be fair to OP he left a honest account..
He could of twisted it round as if he did leave her money, but I he didn't because he's not in his review, and to be fair the way the SP behaved she didn't deserve to keep a penny as 100% she's at fault...
Reason I open minded on this, is because I've been there myself and the feeling of being robbed and made to look stupid is not nice..
I left s review once where the woman was completely in the wrong yet I was made out to be the cunt...
Simply
OP in the right
SP in the wrong
Simpletto
Having read all the thread I agree with KT, the op has paid a premium price and has every right to expect a reasonable service and have her attention for the time he paid for, after all this is the price she has put on her service.
Look at this a different way, if she was not taken with the Op, the same way punters are not sometimes and walk, all she had to do was say no, I am not feeling this and refuse service. Make an excuse about being ill, period or whatever.
The leaving the money on the side and not stashing with her pimp suggests this had entered her mind, if she was not prepared to give him what he paid for she should have said no at the start rather than thinking having a dabble and getting his clothes off is enough to warrant her fee.
There seems to be a lot of false advertising at the moment, even positive reviews often mention an advertised service not being available, the current crazy situation does not help, but if you took something to be repaired or serviced, car, tech, etc, and it was not completed to your satisfaction would you pay half the quoted price? Of course not, you will take your money elsewhere and get the job done.
Not to much different from a punt, you pay for time and service, and you should get the agreed time and service. If you do not why should you pay. Funny how when another reviewer mentioned leaving 30 quid when deciding the punt was not for him he was told in every reply it was a mistake.
The op got nothing like what was agreed, made a stand, and told his story to warn others, then gets stick for it, none of us were there or know the exact situation, it is hard to put it in words, he did not get what he agreed and did not pay is the bottom line.
Let us hope more of us do not end up in a similar situation and have to make similar decisions in this crazy fucked up world we find our self in.