Izzybonbon is quite right. I've lost count of the number of times I've been approached by husbands who pose one or other of the following scenarios:-
"Do you see couples and would you examine both of us?"
"My wife is very keen on being examined but she would want me to be there - would that be OK?"
etc. etc.
My reply, fairly standard to all of them is "Yes of course, thats fine! - I assume she is aware of our conversation?"
Then follows, over several chats, a series of questions about what i would do for the lady, during which I say, several times, that I would want at some time a brief telephone chat with the lady.. Often this is met with typed " hello, this is xxxxx's wife here" - and more questions follow.
I'm probably thinking now "is it the wife" - because of course it could be anyone typing - but how to tell the difference? I'm probably suspicious because of the way questions are phrased I guess - but i'm going to give the benefit of the doubt for now because I have indeed had many fruitful meetings with couples.
Eventually though, as izzy says, it comes down to me trying to arrange that vital call before a meeting is fixed, and it all goes flat. Most times I hear no more! Just occasionally hubby will say that she's changed her mind and would I examine him? Clearly the relevant lady, the wife, had no idea of what hubby was planning for her. I can't even contemplate how he was going to explain about this 'friend' who had come to look between her legs!
Then there is the lady wanting to know more about what I do. We chat for ages over several days, sometimes hours altogether. We think in terms of a meeting. It's good so far - and remains so until I get "actually I'm a man - does that make any difference?"
Again, a standard and this time terse reply to the effect that "Yes, it does matter! - not because you are a man but because you have lied". I've been absolutely honest with the 'lady' and 'she' has lied. What else has 'she' lied about?
Of course its timewasting izzy but I'm afraid it comes with the territory and with what we do. It happens far more than many could imagine. I write it down to 'experience' but the plain fact is I will always go along with these things until eventually they trip up and convict themselves. It's not for me to judge someone from a short chat. If I did that I would never have met so many lovely people in my years as a Playdoc.
The good times always outweigh the bad!