Haggling

[Nicolet]

There are some ladies who go above and beyond in their providing. Myself, I spend extra time with my guest, sometimes hours, for a single gift. I greet my guest wearing lingerie, stockings, heels...... I light candles, some soft music playing, I offer a cold beverage be it water or something more substantial. I want the experience to be a memorable one, and I have many that return. The reviews are a good source, but, unless you are a fly on the wall, you don't get the whole ROS. It depends on what a gentleman is looking for, a quick wham-bam-thank you-maam, or a romantic and sometimes intense experience. Both are great ways to be satisfied. There is so much variety out there.

[guest080813]

oh believe me if i see an ad asking for more than I think I would pay, then I don't contact them, it is rude to haggle, but you guys are just being too critical of the guys doing it, it could be a reflection of you as much as it could be them, so don't automatically think it's their fault they want to pay less than your rate. They may not see you worth the money, but may turn around and spend your same rate on another girl, obviously the guy isn't poor or cheap, they just don't think YOU'RE worth the money.

you can think it's rude to haggle all you want and post it all over the site, i agree with you, but when you start insulting people like your shit don't stink, that's when i want to speak up. I'm not cheap by any means, but I would not pay more than I think something is worth, and if more men were as strict as me, a lot of women would not be able to charge more than $100 because they'd never book anyone.

[guest080813]

to me service isn't the only thing to consider, i'm sure there are great providers that know how to treat a guy and have fun doing it, but a good bit of the time, I just want a young attractive thing, and that's it, I have the romance and all that, I just want something different every now and then, and looks sometimes are more important than service

[Paven]

I hear the Home Depot is having a special on shovels. lol

[bodilly]

UOTE=heidilynnla;1142860]We charge what we do because of supply and demand. In the same sense, if you think $300 is too high, why contact the provider at all? There are plenty of um...providers..out there for every budget. We are talking about haggling here. If you want $100 stuff, by all means go get it. To each his own. If you don't like a TV show, you won't watch it, right? Just change the channel and move on.[/QUOTE]

I don't think she could be any clearer than this post.

It's not about what a guy thinks her rate should be.
All she is saying is if you look at her ad and think 300 no fucking way I am paying that much to see her. Just move on to a provider you think is worth
the rate posted in her ad. What she is saying is don't waste her time trying to haggle her down to a lower rate.

The individual provideimg the service decides what she wants to charge . The market will decide whether she will get it or not.

[Nicolet]

Thanks Bo!

[RickForFun]

Originally Posted by heidilynnla

If you don't like a TV show, you won't watch it, right? Just change the channel and move on.

Hard to say what I want to say without coming off sounding like as ass myself but he may be one of those too damn lazy to change the channel. lol

[guest080813]

lol, I would change the channel, just like I don't call providers and try to haggle

my first question though was, don't customers really control the price, and some providers disputed it, but bodilly pretty much said the same thing I said, you can only charge what a customer will be willing to pay. providers don't control the cost, customers do. You have to have guys that are willing to pay $300 an hour for you, in order to charge $300 and hour, or you'll never make any money. Not saying you have to charge the lowest price any guy has ever offered, but you can't ask more than what the highest bidder will pay