clients treating donation like if its the flea market

^^^^That right there is why there will always be guys looking to negotiate. Some women get caught up with categorizing themselves in a certain HDH price layer and others just want to maximize their annual income.

Who cares if you get to say you're a 300 escort when you make 50k/yr when the 200 escort is making 100k/yr and getting her kids nice Christmas presents.

The problem that I see here for me is not about labeling myself as anything, but rather TALKING about rates at all. It's a no-no.

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anything, but rather TALKING about rates at all. It's a no-no. Originally Posted by YummyMarie

Raspberries

Zerbert

I would estimate a high percentage of men cannot afford nor belong in the hobby. The few can make it more difficult for the rest of us.

The problem that I see here for me is not about labeling myself as anything, but rather TALKING about rates at all. It's a no-no. Originally Posted by YummyMarie

Exactly....but obviously some tards here think negotiation and discussing rate(s) is the norm....probably spending too much time in spas....ijs

I do not find any need to negotiate. I think it is counter productive. If it is a provider I've never seen before, I'll just use their posted rate, perhaps wait for a special advertised rate.

Once I've seen a provider, they will often email me or pm me to let me know
they have a special rate if I am interested. Gets them more biz without risk and I get to see them more often. A win-win situation.

Exactly....but obviously some tards here think negotiation and discussing rate(s) is the norm....probably spending too much time in spas....ijs Originally Posted by SNL9933

The problem that I see here for me is not about labeling myself as anything, but rather TALKING about rates at all. It's a no-no. Originally Posted by YummyMarie

Actually, that's not correct. You can talk rates and time till you are blue in the face with a cop. You just can't discuss rates and activities together.

Exactly....but obviously some tards here think negotiation and discussing rate(s) is the norm....probably spending too much time in spas....ijs Originally Posted by SNL9933

I dunno SNL, the broader H-Town economy is headed for a slow down, that's a fact, but tards still wanna fuck like it's 2013. I think it's legitimate for them to question the pricing model, and get the most bang for their limited bucks, or bow out of the hobby until they can afford to play again. But ultimately whose loss is that?

I dunno SNL, the broader H-Town economy is headed for a slow down, that's a fact,.....
Originally Posted by Island_Gent

"headed for" ?????

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But ultimately whose loss is that? Originally Posted by Island_Gent

me thincks this was one of c44's point as well.

"headed for" ????? Originally Posted by GlobeSpotter

Yeah headed for, it also depends on your vantage point.
http://www.houston.org/pdf/research/...t_a_Glance.pdf

...me thincks this was one of c44's point as well. Originally Posted by GlobeSpotter

Then it was just seconded sir.

You just hit the nail on the head

I would estimate a high percentage of men cannot afford nor belong in the hobby. The few can make it more difficult for the rest of us. Originally Posted by Zhivago52

I would estimate a high percentage of men cannot afford nor belong in the hobby. The few can make it more difficult for the rest of us. Originally Posted by Zhivago52

I'm betting that group is smaller than the number of providers who over price themselves based on looks, service and menu. They then whine because guys only want to offer them a value based rate instead of their GPS pipe dream rate. A rate which would allow them to work one hour a day and watch soaps and eat bon bons the rest of the time

Yup.....need a new emoti==> :c44: