Different names for different customers, is it bait and switch

[Qster]

At one time, I compared notes with a couple of pooner friends about a certain Asian incall, it seems like it is using different names for different girls for different customers. This is a true story; I just used random names because I honestly don't recall all of the names.

At a new highend Asian incall in a different city, I found this extremely pretty young attendant named April, she was like 18yo, so I pm'd my friend about it. My friend tried to book April, no luck, booked Beatrice instead, older but her services were over the top good so he reported back. I tried booking Beatrice, no luck, got the choice between April and Cici. The cycle goes on and on and a third friend got involved and we compared notes; by coincident, we actually booked appointments the same evening and we were getting different names. Our best guess is that the handler have different sets of names for the girls depending on the customer. Why the complication, no idea; they are Chineses, they have their own mystical ways. It does make reviewing them almost impossible as my April is another man's Diane; or a thrid man's Eve. It also made reviewing them dangerous as if I write about April in public, the handler probably knows exactly who wrote it.

All of the girls provided top-notch services so no real complaints about them. Since I can consistently book the same girl using the same name, I can't really call it bait and switch; if I book April, I will always get the same young lady. If my friends want to book that exact same young lady, they have to use names like Diane or Eve. Why this story, a few weird exchanges I had recently about certain Edmonton places made me wonder if it is happening here too.

 

[curiousone64]

In reading your comment about different names (for different clients), the "manager" can then track who is saying what about each employee.

It could turn out bad if customer X says something about employee Y and "Mr. Manager" keeps a tab of who he gave that employees' name too.

Perhaps - use a "burner phone", so that it's not your "main" phone if Mr. Manager if ever wants to reach out to you and follow-up something that you said.

I wouldn't put it past these "agencies" to do that....