Customer Service @ SRM

[jhesed]

I recently went to SRM and saw an MPA for a session. However at the end of the session i miss counted and paid her an extra $40 on top of the service that I requested. I mean, if I were to pay the MPA less money then what the service is priced at, they are in no hurry to remind me to pay up. But when it's the other way around, and the customer pays extra by fault of error, then nobody cares? Hmm...


All I want is a little understanding here...

 

[Rli R]

That's all it is...a misunderstanding.

 

[Briiiiia!]

Maybe she'll show some appreciation for the big tip if you repeat

 

[oikos]

If you got an option at the top end of the pricelist then the extra $40 is gonna look like a tip to her, and it's clear from other threads that some guys do tip that generously. Why didn't you just speak up and apologize for maybe appearing stingy but confess you miscounted? Hardly fair to dump on her for not knowing what you intended.

And if you only 'noticed' after you'd left, when your wallet appeared $40 lighter than it shoulda been? Sorry but you've already said you don't keep good track of your money, and again why blame her, and not the gas station guy, or the place where you had lunch?

Focus on the good time you had, and keep what Hotdog said in mind for next time, when you will take into the spa only the amount you intend to spend.

PS: You might want to edit your OP; I think you meant 'there would be no delay' in asking you to pay up.

 

[flutterby]

So what you're saying is that you can't count and somehow this translates to a customer service issue at SRM? Huh?

 

[Michael Myers]

Exactly. And btw, who let u back in?

 

[Serendipity2]

Man, I can only imagine how hot the MPA was! Happens to me all the time .... Once I forgot my shoes!

 

[Danran]

Just learn how to count money ...LOL

How could the girl know if it's tips or not...Sheesh!!

 

[Beetlle]

Sheik...BTW, you owe him a BJ

 

[Lightning]

I say if you had a good session with her, repeat with her and don't leave a tip. That should even things out.

 

[love bug]

So what yoour telling me is that next time I should pay less service for what the service is worth, and not bother to tip the right amount?
So it wouldn't bother you if I accidently forgot to pay her less money? There have been many cases when the customer pays the MPA less and expects the other party to be honest, remind the customer and pay the full amount.

 

[Suz C]

Of course it is. Look at the other way. You can easily miscount and pay her less. Customer service at SRM will remind me to pay her the remaining amount.

 

[L D]

I think you misread what 'oldjones' said. All he's saying is bring the exact amount next time so you don't accidently leave too much behind. If you go to to a resturant and leave a tip behind, would you expect you waiter/waitress to stop you and tell you that you left extra money behind. MPA are in a servce industry and tips above the session fee is common, but not expected.

I agree with Hotdog as well. Just repeat with her and enjoy yourself.

 

[gfuigfilguli]

I left extra the last 25 times i was at SRM. No one came running after me. WTF?

 

[Month]

Brotherman, believe me tips of that magnitude aren't uncommon in this industry. It was just a misunderstanding, the customer service at SRM is top notch. I've literally walked out and stiffed a girl by 20 bucks(unintentionally, it was a long ass day, i just wanted to unwind) without being chased down, i just made sure next time i saw her i paid up front, left her a lil tip, and apologized. Unless one of these girls really goes out of their way to make my session hell, i'll leave an extra 20 on top, its courteous.

I sincerely hope you didn't make a scene about it, because that will stick with you. Just like servers, Mpa's remember the douche bag, cheapskates and good tippers. Throw on a skimpy outfit and heels for 12 hours in winter and see how pissed off you get when you get stiffed by a client.

Go back with the same attendant, and don't leave a tip., but don't be a dick and stiff her on purpose. At the end of the day, its 40 bucks man, the room price for 30minutes, its not the end of the world.

 

[XRatedMisfit]

I guess I needed to put it more bluntly: If you think someone has overcharged you, you need to speak up promptly, preferrably to that person, but at the very least to the business management you're going to whine about to powerless bystanders. Pretty simple.

I have no idea why you might imagine the confused statements you say I intended, but coming from a guy who says SRM would be "…in no hurry to remind me to pay up" if he shorted them, when he clearly means the opposite, it's clear you prefer your own fictions to reality.