Tipping

[JDNorthface]

Originally Posted by Lovely_Lilianna

.... I would rather a return visit than a tip.

Would you rather have a return visit from a tipper or a return visit from a non-tipper?

[Pistolero]

I usually carry in some Texas Lotto tickets. Then, I drop those off for a tip. Most seem to think that is a good idea. But, most anyone has won is $50. I expect to get great service next visit if they win $5000 or more . lol

[Cpalmson]

I do not tip. Yeah, it is the doctor/lawyer aspect. The way I see it the ladies are the same as any professional you might hire. Face, for the most part, you are paying triple figure hourly rates. Only time I came remotely close to anything resembling a tips was when I got dinner for my date. We were both hungry and didn't fell like fucking on an empty stomach-- LOL.

[DallasRain]

I got a portable door swing today-----wooohooooo thanks luver boy{wink/wink}

that is an awesome tip!

[cumalot]

I always tip before....

[KenMonk]

I typically don't go into a session with more cash than is needed. I got into this habit early due to advice from not only a few guys who helped me early on, but a few ladies. It prevents upselling on my end. Also it is a for safety. I know going in that I am spending X, so I bring that amount, if I end up getting into a situation where I am being robbed etc they are only getting that amount. Maybe another 10-20 bucks at most. I have tipped in the past, but it normally comes in the form of a gift like shoes, a shirt, dinner, or a bottle of something nice.

This normally doesn't happen on a first date, but I have made expections in the past for ladies I have gotten to know well in advance of a first meeting.

[pipefitter73]

Originally Posted by KenMonk

I typically don't go into a session with more cash than is needed.

I always bring in the required donation and nothing more. Why? I own my own business and I've never had anyone volunteer to pay more than the invoice amount. That's how the real world works- you pay the stated price.

But if my business provides a good service, my customers recommend me to others. I do the same for the ladies, their tip is that I recommend them to my friends and via reviews. Reviews take longer to do than the typical session.

[casuallyyours]

I hate showing up anywhere empty handed so I always bring a gift. Generally i'll ask what kind of gifts they like (if its not listed somewhere on their personal site) and go that route.

Plus, in my experience, I have noticed providing a gift she actually likes makes the experience better.

I move away from tipping because it just makes me feel cheap Honestly. If i had a mind-blowing time and I tip $25, or $50 I feel like i short changed her. I think getting all the financial aspect out of the way at the beginning and then forgetting it was a business transaction for the rest of the time is the best way.

Sum it up, walk with a gift in hand. If you really enjoyed it, schedule another appointment on the spot.

[ICU 812]

Tips: T-I-P-S in the old days (19th century) stood for "To Insure Perfict Service" and was given to the hotel staff at the beginning of a stay.

I give the donation up front and include a tip. sometimes it is just rounding up to some multiple of twenty dollar bills or the next hundred. Sometimes its 20% or so. Depends on how flush I am. I schedule with providers that I cn afford —ncluding the tip.

[okcflyer]

Originally Posted by Lovely_Lilianna

I'm with lovelyelle on this one. Tips or gifts are nice, but I would never think less of a client that didn't. And the ones that do don't get any benefit, except gratitude. I would rather a return visit than a tip.

I have always tip'd, but I agree making a date for a repeat is the best...double the pleasure, double the fun (and income, lol!)
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