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Enquiry etiquette

How to make a good first enquiry — and get a reply.

Lead with respect

A clear, polite first message gets answered. Introduce yourself, say what you're looking for in general terms, and respect the provider's stated boundaries and hard limits.

Don't negotiate payment for in-person services in messages — it's against our rules and it's the fastest way to get a non-reply.

Respect boundaries

Hard limits are non-negotiable. Read them. Pushing past a stated limit is grounds for a block and a report.

Screening requests are normal in this industry and exist for safety. If a provider asks for consent-based screening, that's a sign of professionalism, not suspicion.

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