This discussion revolves around managing members who expect free conversations without purchasing sessions. Models share experiences and strategies for handling such situations, emphasizing the importance of maintaining professional boundaries and valuing their time as part of their business.
- Several participants recount experiences with regulars who attempt to engage in long, unpaid chats. They stress the need to set clear boundaries and remind clients that their time is a paid service.
- Suggestions include politely but firmly communicating that chatting is part of the paid service and redirecting the conversation to paid sessions.
- Some models employ strategies such as pretending to be busy, thus encouraging clients to value the limited availability and prompting them to book a session.
- Participants highlight that some clients test boundaries, believing they deserve extra attention for being regulars. It's crucial to stay firm and prioritize paying customers.
- Alternatives to unpaid chatting include offering paid chat options or simply ending the conversation if the client refuses to pay.
- The consensus is to remain professional, respect one’s own time and work, and not feel guilty if a client decides to leave for not getting free services.
- Creative and playful tactics are also shared to entice clients into paid sessions, such as announcing breaks to engage in private shows.
Overall, the thread underscores the importance of asserting one’s value and maintaining professionalism to ensure that interactions remain mutually beneficial and respectful.