The terms a returning guest keeps running into
Short definitions for the words that come up when someone books again: what counts as returning, what paid at the door covers, and how the deposit and the notice scale work, set out the way the house applies them.
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Returning client
A returning client is a guest whose earlier booking still shows in a live thread under the contact he writes from, proof that it was agreed and went ahead.
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Deposit
The deposit is half the fee in the profile of the woman you book, settled before she sets out, and asked for on seven kinds of booking, regulars included.
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Paid at the door
Paid at the door means the whole fee is settled when she arrives, which applies only to a returning client's same-day hour or two at an address in the city.
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Balance on arrival
The balance is whatever remains of the fee once a deposit has been paid, normally the other half, and it is settled at the door when she arrives.
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Cancellation and refunds
What is kept when a booking is called off depends on the notice given and on whether a deposit was paid, and it never extends to a claim for damages.
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Rescheduling
One change of date is free when asked for more than a day before the booked time and the new date falls within fourteen days; the deposit moves with it.
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False bookings
A false booking is one made in a borrowed name, from someone else's number or profile, as a joke, or followed by a no-show after any of those three.
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Arrival window
The arrival window is the forty to sixty minutes from a confirmed booking to her knock in central Amsterdam, for regulars and first-time guests alike.
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Outcall
Outcall means she travels to the hotel room or apartment where you are staying; the house keeps no premises, so there is no address for a guest to visit.
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Overnight
The overnight is a single fixed stretch of eight hours for one guest and one therapist, its start and finish written down and half paid ahead.
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Twenty-one or over
Everyone who books and everyone else present must be twenty-one or over, and she may ask to see a photo document at the door on any visit, regulars included.
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Booking thread
The booking thread is the written exchange between a guest and the house; it holds every arrangement, and it is cleared twelve months after its final message.
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Same-day booking
A same-day booking is made on the day of the session; for a returning client at a city address, one or two hours of it are paid in full on arrival.
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Peak date
A peak date is a busy period such as King's Day, Pride, the Amsterdam Dance Event, Christmas to New Year or a large conference week, when half goes ahead.
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Rate ladder
The rate ladder is the set of lengths and their figures, from one hour up through the eight hour overnight, the same for every guest on every trip.