Anything off with their attitude will make me refuse a booking or cancel - e.g. asking to still be seen if I've said I'm not available, haggling, asking repeatedly for services I don't do, acting entitled, disregarding my booking procedure, trying to get dirty talk beforehand, getting angry when being told 'no' etc. etc.
If they ask for my rates or it's obvious they haven't read my profile I'll refer them back to it and ask them to call back.
All of this! That totally resembles my off-list, depending on the tone/situation its done in I either give one warning and inform them/refer them to my info, or drop the contact immediately.
Plus bareback, requests for bb automatically put any client on my blocked list.
Same here, and if they ask my rates I often add ?20 on...funny how they suddenly know the rates then haha 
Haha, I really like that one and I would consider pulling it off for those types who write asking for my basic info served in the inbox when it is perfectly available on my site and a dozen directories.
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But I do work with a nuance when it comes to asking for prices, I have a feeling that a fair amount of the clients asking, have read my prices and are neither lazy nor timewasting but that they ask to ensure themselves that we agree on the total price. They may be scared of being asked additional cost for services or transport, I actually don't know if extra fees last minute is something that clients experience, but I sense that some are worried about it. So sometimes I'm very forgiving when they ask for prices, depending on our general communication I choose to see it as something professional in fact, a need to know that we agree on the exact price before we make the transaction, if they don't ask for the price I actually always inform them of the total price just before the booking gets confirmed.
In general I feel there is a balance, on one side I will not waste my time on TWers or see clients who are not gentlemen who are able to use 5 minutes on my site, on the other side I also know that some people are just incredibly awkward and unskilled socialisers, who may naively cross some boundaries but really are gentlemen in the bottom with good intentions. Like one of the most magical sessions I had this year, I had a session w a man whom I dominated lightly and fucked in the ass, both things being his first, the session was so passionate that I myself felt like I was flying afterward. The following night he rang me three times in the middle of the night plus send me a bunch o drunken texts wanting to see me. Normally I would be put off by a client calling me at 3 am, but with this one it only made me smile, cause in the context it was very cute and very evident that I rocked his world and he got drunk and lost the inhibitions he would normally have. The next day he sends me a super nice and very embarrassed apology email.
Topic: What makes you not accept/cancel a booking? (Read 11217 times)