Availability, changes and cancellations
What calendar availability means, how to handle rescheduling and cancellation, and what both sides should do when timing or travel plans change.
Availability and confirmation
01Does an available calendar date mean the lady is definitely free?
No. Public availability is a planning signal and may change. The private request must still be accepted and the final date, time, city, duration and meeting type reconfirmed.
02When is a request considered confirmed?
Only when both sides have agreed the essential details and the relevant request status reflects that agreement. A sent or accepted enquiry is not automatically a final appointment.
03What should be reconfirmed before the meeting?
Date, start time, duration, incall or outcall, city or travel area, estimate, important preferences and the safe method for sharing final location details.
04Can a lady decline after receiving a detailed request?
Yes. Both parties retain the right to decline. A detailed request improves clarity but never creates an obligation to meet.
Changes and cancellation
01How should I request a different time or duration?
Use the existing private thread, explain the requested change and wait for explicit reconfirmation. Do not assume the original acceptance applies to materially different plans.
02What if a tour city or date is cancelled?
The lady should update or hide the tour and contact affected request threads promptly. Clients should not travel until arrangements are personally confirmed.
03Are cancellation fees automatic?
Not in the current platform release. Any cancellation terms must be lawful, clearly disclosed before confirmation and handled according to the provider’s published policy and future platform payment rules.
04What should I do if someone is repeatedly late or does not appear?
Stop relying on the arrangement, keep relevant messages and use request-linked feedback or reporting. Do not publish private personal details as retaliation.
05What if I no longer feel safe proceeding?
Withdraw from the interaction. Safety and consent take priority over politeness or prior plans. Use the Report Center for threats, coercion, impersonation or other serious concerns.