Average Provider Rates

You hear that whores, bitches & sluts? Lower your fucking prices!

It's cute that someone thinks the rates on this board are the "average". Bad news, Eccie is just a half step above BP. It is a teeny tiny segment of the hobby population-- and tends to gear itself towards the lower end.

And this comes from someone who often runs very inexpensive deals despite having a kick ass reputation. Originally Posted by GracePreston

Grace, I am sorry, but I significantly disagree with you. By claiming ECCIE is primarily low end is no more accurate than the OP'S claim that it is the mid-upper end. It has a wide spectrum. And as with most free markets there is more demand at the lower end, so proportionally there is more supply as well. But the lower end a tally seems LESS represented on here.

I see occasionally prices on here as low as $50, and I know there are ladies here who have minimums above $2,000. If you said there are a few ladies above that level, I would certainly agree with you, but for you to claim that the range up to one or two thousand for a few hours (not overnight) is low-middle, I would say you are wrong.

And I have just addressed price points. But the same is true for quality--in all its forms. There are MANY ladies on here who are FAR FAR above "little above BP".

i think it's cute when someone confuses their perceptions with actual statistical evidence.

Well put dear. See you soon

Wow, I think I would have to go through p411 instead of eccie to get a cheaper rate with this one, I could save $1300 per hour.
http://eccie.net/providers.php?do=view&id=14732
https://www.preferred411.com/P170834

Unless she is talking extended times which aren't on her p411

Yes, people, I realize that could very well be some sort of typo. Just thought it was interesting.

I think that providers rates should be lower to ensure affordability to all. Everybody doesn't make $85,000 per year. What about the old guys who live on Social Security? $300 is nearly half of their monthly income. They should be able to afford providers, too. I think that charging by percentage of client's income would make things a little more equal. opinions?

I think that providers rates should be lower to ensure affordability to all. Everybody doesn't make $85,000 per year. What about the old guys who live on Social Security? $300 is nearly half of their monthly income. They should be able to afford providers, too. I think that charging by percentage of client's income would make things a little more equal. opinions? Originally Posted by tornado82

BWAHAHAHAHA!

And just how many guys are going to turn over their paystubs or W2 to Polly Provider for verification?

I think gents forget that this is not a necessity.

Sweet baby Tebow!!! A sliding scale for a bunch of old farts? The ladies are independent contractors, that means they set their own prices. I would thinck they would take into consideration overhead costs into their pricing model. But its none of any fucktards' business what or why the ladies charge what they charge. Either pay it or download porn.

Prostitution is not legal in Las Vegas.
The $69 rate you see is the agency rate to get the girl to your door. She then has 15 minutes to negotiate her rate of more than $500 or she is gone and so is your $69. Most fellows report back that to get full service from one of these girls tops $1000.

My 2 hour rate in Las Vegas is $750 and my contemporaries charge between $900 and $1200 for the 2 hours. This is causing some strife because we all enjoy working and playing together and my rate is too low for them to want to do a double with me. I am feeling the pressure to raise my doubles rate to stay in the same circle of friends.

When you talk about the average rate you are not taking into consideration what is available at each price point. You can still get a $20 BJ in your car on a side street in any drug infested neighborhood in the US. This certainly brings down your average when you are talking about price only. Most ladies that have access to the internet are not interested in the $20 model of doing business. In the class of workers that you are hopefully addressing on this board your averages will be a little higher. A quick glance of providers that can string a sentence together and I would estimate the average in the $350 range for the hour. Pretty much what you said the average is. But who wants to be average? If you are looking for an above average experience from an above average provider then you will need to step it up a bit.

For the new ladies starting out I think the OP has given terrible advice. Start out and continue to charge a rate that makes you happy to do your job. Something that motivates you to develop your business to it''s fullest. Don't start off trying to get as many clients as you can at a low rate. Those guys are not going to see you in the long term when you finally raise your rates up to the number that makes you smile. The guys who pay the higher rates are a much easier group of guys to work with. They treat you so much better. You set the expectation of respect for yourself and you will attract men who respect you. Originally Posted by HeatherDAngelo

I suppose most ladies set their price than makes them comfortable. I know a lady in Dallas who comes and gets in Hobby who charges far less than she is worth. When she is playing she sturs quite the excitement among tha boys. She could in my mind get $400- $500, but sets her hour at a mere $200. I've spoken to her a few times and she is concerned about gaining the reputation of "GPS". She usually ends her run with ns/nc's. that absolutely pisses everyone off and ready to tar and feather her. If she charged a reasonable cost in relation to what she is worth she may hang around a while. But who knows.

I think that providers rates should be lower to ensure affordability to all. Everybody doesn't make $85,000 per year. What about the old guys who live on Social Security? $300 is nearly half of their monthly income. They should be able to afford providers, too. I think that charging by percentage of client's income would make things a little more equal. opinions? Originally Posted by tornado82

Haha, I love that way of thinking. How about a "Free Friday"? Because life is equal and fair lets pass around all the Free Viagra requested also.

What about the old guys who live on Social Security? $300 is nearly half of their monthly income. Originally Posted by tornado82

Ladies, do some retirement planning. Tell your married clients to make sure their wife has a paying job (LOL)!

I think that providers rates should be lower to ensure affordability to all. Everybody doesn't make $85,000 per year. What about the old guys who live on Social Security? $300 is nearly half of their monthly income. They should be able to afford providers, too. I think that charging by percentage of client's income would make things a little more equal. opinions? Originally Posted by tornado82

mmmmmmm
If I ran a strip club, I would ______.

"I would tell dancers to give free dances and extras"

that would be, like, the best strip club ever! Originally Posted by tornado82

I would tell you how to get a break, or earn it.
Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaa
you would expect it from all, and that just taint going to happen


The most you would pay a provider?

Whats the most you would pay a provider for one hour?

I'd top it off at 150. Not really worth more than that no matter how good she is. Originally Posted by tornado82

nice thread ya got there

i think it's cute when someone confuses their perceptions with actual statistical evidence. Originally Posted by john_deere

It occured to me that someone could derive reasonably useful statistics on escort rates, even trend with time and geographic variation, by extracting the rate information from all the reviews posted on all the local forums here. I'm too lazy, maybe this idea will help some worthy graduate student write their thesis.

I think that providers rates should be lower to ensure affordability to all. Everybody doesn't make $85,000 per year. What about the old guys who live on Social Security? $300 is nearly half of their monthly income. They should be able to afford providers, too. I think that charging by percentage of client's income would make things a little more equal. opinions? Originally Posted by tornado82

I have an idea for ya. Go to your local community churches... convince the pastors of this "need". See if the ladies in the church would care to institute a ministry to service such "need". It could even be funded with the benevolence funds. Would certainly give a whole new meaning to "meals on wheels"

Or maybe there's another clever name to be had...

since we're fantasizing and all

I think that providers rates should be lower to ensure affordability to all. Everybody doesn't make $85,000 per year. What about the old guys who live on Social Security? $300 is nearly half of their monthly income. They should be able to afford providers, too. I think that charging by percentage of client's income would make things a little more equal. opinions? Originally Posted by tornado82

my opinion is you're a troll.