The trouble with amateur's is.....

[LuxuryYacht]

Hey Emily, you're very attractive! I love your spirit. Can you get back to me regarding the webcam show we briefly chatted about a little while ago? Thanks

[Paul Taylor]

Hi Emily,
your a top girl I know what you mean, even models who do work with amatuers its all about how you present yourself, and people like that dont even bother to e-mail in detail which is why alot of models stay away.

e-mailing things like "I want to shoot you, when are you free" isnt good enough, hell as a producer/performer I get one liners like that and you try and answer back with advice on not to do that then they loose it and have a go, I guess its always going to happen

I see your point totally.

Paul

[Paul Taylor]

oh and as we have discussed we will be working together next year.

all the best hun

Paul

[one eyed jack]

Yeah probably expects a shag and a grope with it too...Whaddya mean you dont?

Well thats not very professional is it?

I thought all porn birds put out.Its what they do innit? They love it!!!!

Well dont they?

Anyone disagrees with me you're not professinal either then are you????

I keep telling people, just because we all work in the adult industry that this business should be conducted in a civil and proper manner.

I for one found Emily a great girl and will be working with her again when the opportunity comes around.

[harmonyhex]

Emily we should compare the emails we get .. probably from the same guys too!!

Maybe we should make it policy that models only reply to more intelligible emails, that give information regarding the proposed shoot. Obvioulsy we can't reply in text speak though lol

[keithphillips]

Mind you it does work the other way as well. I was sent a photo from a girl the other day that just said: 'Here's a photograph of me, what do you think?'


Keith

[Snow Patrol]

I have to wonder though, if you jumped the gun?
I shoot occasionally, and its like the sort of thing I might put, in my first email... 'Hi, Im interested in a shoot'...

I would expect he reply to be, 'sure, please send details etc' and then I would go on to send a fully detailed breakdown of exactly what i wanted to do...

The reason I usually start with a one liner is because I have sent detailed emails to models before, only to discover that I either:

1) I get no reply,
2) The email is a bad email addy, or out of date.
3) That they are currently not working...
4) That they have just been contracted to bluebird and cant shoot...
5) That they have recently changed there levels...
6) They are about to go on a 3 month trip to America next week...

Or any number of other legitimate reasons as to why they are not available or working at the moment...

Therefore, a simple one liner can open he doors to further communication, and takes away the possibility of a long time typing a detailed email... Which is actually a waste of time...

Now to go on to say the rest of the stuff he did... Well that's another matter... I cant try and defend that, and I dont want to defend that...

But I would like to defend the original one liner, as a time saving exercise, because I do it myself... And the reasons above are why

Thats all, no conflicts or arguments... Just that I think that it *may* have been someone doing what I do myself...

But, the rest is a bit childish though...

[Paul Taylor]

yes Harmony good one that darling, I have had a few text speak e-mails from people, and trying to understand some of them is like learning another language. ha ha

Paul

[lensman]

keithphillips wrote:

> Mind you it does work the other way as well. I was sent a photo
> from a girl the other day that just said: 'Here's a photograph
> of me, what do you think?'
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> Keith
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You are lucky as least you've got a photo.Have we not all seen posts that go like... ''Beautiful,sexy blond/brunette model looking for work.I love my job and always give 110%...'' without a photo,a link to a photo or web site and no information on where she lives.