You must consider the source.
If the same guys who never spend over $X, are griping because a favorite raised her rate to $X.5, then their comments are moot.
Originally Posted by KaraLynnKelley
If she is a favorite of his, I assume he has been seeing her at $X. If that's the case, then I hardly think that is a moot point, she may be losing a regular.
Sure, they can say all day that they *may* pay over $X if the right gal came along. BUT... if there's no evidence they ever have (no reviews of anyone over $X) then those comments shouldn't be taken into consideration. Their unwillingness to pay over $X has more to do with their own reasons rather than the ladies they are projecting them on.
Of course, it's up to the provider to decide whose comments to take into consideration, and someone who's unwilling to pay her previous (lower) rate wouldn't be her market anyway. However, someone who has been paying her previous rate but unwilling to pay the new rate probably should be taken into consideration.
Even if a guy who is not her target market gives honest opinion, it's not a bad idea to take it into consideration. I'm completely qualified to evaluate many things I'm not in the market for.
It might also be surprising to find out where a man really spends his money, even if it's not apparent in his reviews.