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Originally Posted by bradplay2018
I advise not to buy 2 hours at a go. If you like the svc. After 1st shot can ask if can extend and pay. If cant then another time lor. Wont die ma.. At least lower risk of shit provider eat your money.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bradplay2018
I advise not to buy 2 hours at a go. If you like the svc. After 1st shot can ask if can extend and pay. If cant then another time lor. Wont die ma.. At least lower risk of shit provider eat your money.
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I agree with u, esp fl who request to pay full upon meetup before deed. I ever have a similar experience with a FL here (occasionally I see her thread). She had good reviews, so I ask for a 2hour slot. I was kind to offer to buy her food or drink before our meetup. She requested 2 cans of beer. I obliged, and bought her 2 cans of beer and paid her full for a 2 hour session. While waiting patiently for her to finish her lunch (did not want to rush her, i tot she maybe have a long day), so we chatted for a very long time, and soon she started to drink her beer and smoke. Soon we ran out of topic, and she already finish up 1 and half can of beer. Sort of hinted her that I only have 1hr left, but she said she has no more appt after me, started to give excuses like she is tired, drunk, etc. Nevertheless she start to proceed with our 1st hour session. After 1st shot, she said she cannot continue cos she having headache and drunk. I m cool with that (but abit piss off), cos she has the both alcohol and ciggy smell, abit too strong for me, even though she has no more appt. I request for a refund, since I only had one shot. But she said I had used up my 2 hour slot so there is no refund. Usually I dun quarrel with FL, but this time she wasted my time and take my patience and kindness for granted. Told her off that the 1 hr is used up to wait for her to be ready, and 1 hr was used for my 1st of the 2 shots which I paid in full. End up, she pleaded to refund me $50 instead (not full amount). Piss off but tired of this episode. I took $50 and left. Lesson learned at expense of $$ wasted.
