The written thread an afternoon is arranged in
Everything is arranged in writing in one thread, which is where the figure, the hour and the arrival window are agreed and where they can be read back later.
Bookings here are written and never spoken. One thread carries the whole arrangement from the first message to the knock, and it exists for a plain reason: writing leaves a record that both sides can read again, and nobody has to remember what was said on a call. Until there is no number published for this domain, the one written address is the contact address on the contact page.
What belongs in the first message
Four things settle almost any afternoon. Where you are, meaning the building or street and the room number once you have it. When, given in Amsterdam time. How long, chosen from the five lengths. And whether it is one therapist or two, one guest or a couple. A name from the roster is welcome in the same message.
What comes back
A reply holds a name, a figure and a window. If the woman you asked for is not free at that hour, the reply says so and says who is, and that is where it stops: nothing is decided for you and nobody is put in her place. You read the names, look again if you want to, and say what you would like. A good many guests keep the name and move the hour instead, which is the simpler move when the afternoon is the flexible part.
What stays in the thread and nowhere else
The exact sum that travels first and the details for sending it are written there once the hour is agreed, and they appear in no other place on this site. So is the confirmation, on a same-day booking, that you want the session carried out at once. The policy page explains why that line is asked for.
Related terms
Writing in
Give the hour and the address
One message holds the day you want her, the length of the booking and the building you are standing in. A name and an arrival window come back on the same thread, and nothing else is asked of you until she knocks.
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Questions that take longer than a booking go to [email protected], which is read at a slower pace than the booking thread.