Ladies, serious question.

[MissScarlettD]

I would just go by whatever price is listed on whatever ad you found. I find that its just easier as a provider to have the same price across the board.

[Adaline]

For myself, I just had this question bc my reviews vary between two amounts.
Here's the reason why.
I give a discount to the gentlemen that see me regularly and consistently. (4 times a month)
Also it depends on my location just like if you gentlemen were to look on backpage you'd expect to pay a lower rate vs ecce or p411. My rate is listed on p411 for security reasons, however as one of the ladies stated before specials are given at times (review specials- I personally font do these, or pre-booking specials) and sometimes the gentlemen do not state in the review that it was a special. So to answer the question;
Ask for a link to find a rate if it is not posted I would think would be okay. Or asking for the rate of entertainment if needed when wanting to know multi-hour bookings

[MOCHAakaMOCHA]

Originally Posted by Road Lizard

I've had this question and a couple of new guys asked me this also, sometimes we see for example, a posted hourly rate, then there's a rate listed in a review, a rate listed on P411 and a rate listed on BP...and all 4 hourly rates are different. Now, I'm a salesman by trade so I have no problem with going with the lowest published rate, HOWEVER, I do NOT wish to insult any lady or cause friction as most don't either.

What would be the best way without compromising security to both parties, to confirm the rate? I do not want to short anyone but at the same time, I along with everyone else, have budget concerns. I have no problem with confirming the rate but tell us the best way to communicate this to you. This is a way for all of us to learn without trying to be a cheapskate.

Thanks!

Go with the cheapest one. They can't be mad at you/insulted by you if they did it to themselves posting 4 different rates.
It makes no sense for them to feel shorted by you for how they chose to run their business.

[Adaline]

Originally Posted by Boomer_MS

I thought P411 was meant for safer booking , not price gouging . We have 4 providers listed on P411 for this market area and none even require p411 so what good is it for 150 bucks with all things above considered . I've never once been asked for any credential related to P411 and even when I tried to offer some to a lady she didn't want to see it LoL .

You do know that you can get a complimentary account by having good reputable provider references right?

[naughtyangel4u]

Excellent thread, great points of view! As for myself, I try to be consistent with my donation requests. I do run specials from time to time on Eccie and will either include such specials on an ad or have it listed under the "current specials" tab on my showcase. I find it very helpful when I do see a gentleman during the time I'm offering a special discount and he includes that in his review so that others will recognize that yes, this was a special rate not my normal rate. I occasionally offer a special rate on P411 as well although I'm not as active on there. In fact, I'll get the warning email that my account is about to go inactive, lol. I really do need to get better with keeping up on other sites. Anyway, getting back on topic, when I do advertise on BP, I never list my donation rates although I still remain consistent with what I'm asking for on Eccie. Yes, I do get a lot of "thanks but no thanks" from potential clients but that's okay. There are those gentlemen on BP or other sites who will agree that the price is right. For those very few gentlemen who I do entertain at a lower rate, they are the ones who have been consistent since I first joined Eccie. So, yes when I did increase my rates I assured those very few that they were "grandfathered" in for lack of a better term. Anyway, yes, I believe consistency is key in good business practices no matter what you're in business for.