I was just throwing this by TUSCL because I'm truly curious. I talked to some girls off SA and they said they most have guys start off by saying their whole spiel. Meet me up at X hotel for X amount. Dudes I just can't do something like that. I usually start off by saying "Hey whatever I'm whatever how are you" or whatever the fuck. I feel like I have to say hello first like a normal human being. Then I might ask something personalized based on what I see in their profile in an effort to connect on some level, and then I will probably ask what kind of arrangement they are looking for and then make some type of offer I'm comfortable with to meet up.
However a lot of times chicks just leaving me hanging on the hello. It's kind of odd that they don't want to even hear me out on the offer. Now I fully understand that they may not like how I look for whatever reason or read my net worth/income and not like what they see. I overexaggerate slightly but not crazily with a bunch of overtime I could do those numbers but I'm easily not a millionaire catch. My question to y'all is how are you leading off? I'm thinking maybe changing strategies a little and see how that goes, I just find it little strange is all.


Lead off with the "meet me at X hotel for X amount" if you're looking to basically troll for girls who would have been bottom shelf escorts if backpage was still around. Despite how I'm wording it, if that's your thing -- and for most guys on tuscl who are on SA, this seems to be what they're looking for -- the escort-like girls respond fine to a direct business-like approach.
If you want to attract attention from actual SBs, best to do better than "hey whatever I'm whatever how are you". A short note that mentions something in their profile so it sounds personalized, or otherwise catches their attention.
I have to send out a lot of messages to get to an initial meeting, and typically have to go through a bunch of initial meetings before I find someone I want to continue with. So it can take a bit to find a good SB. But, based on comments I've seen from experienced SDs, this seems to be par for the course.