Is a $500 provider really that much better than a $200 provider?

Hi. I've never been able to afford a $500 provider. There are plenty of very attractive providers with good reviews that offer $200 sessions. Is there a big difference between them?

me too, I can't afford half a grand.. but I don't think I need to, seems to me there are many great $200 and less Providers.

like a restaurant meal.. the dives have great food, but the high-end spots have fancy table cloths, sturdy napkins, fine china.. and high prices.. but I'm there for food, so my eating-out decision favors the dives.

And I'd rather eat out a relatively low-volume provider, which is assured when her price point hits a certain level ($350-400 per hour is my sweet spot). If she's charging $200 per hour, she's still probably bringing in $1000/day and her manager is getting his cut, too. Give me a truly independent provider at a higher rate any day.

I'd be really interested to know if there's a correlation between a hobbyist's dining habits and his preferences here. I won't eat at Taco Bell, favoring MiCo or Taco Diner instead. I don't really eat at the super-high end restaurants though. Biff, Chung, are you running the risk of E. coli by eating at Ponchos or are you paying a little more to avoid the bloody stool?

It really comes down to what you are looking for in a session.
If it is busting a nut with a pretty lady, then I'm not sure there's much difference. Why pay the price?
On the other hand, my experience has been a much better connection with the higher end provider.
That's what I prefer.
That said, I've met some pretty awesome ladies that were in the lower price range.

It all comes down to research. Especially if you are about to drop a good bit of change.
If there's no chemistry, the higher price it isn't worth it. imo

Do you the op, have a fucking clue how to talk to a female of our species?

Good fucking Gawt damn.....

Do you the op, have a fucking clue how to talk to a female of our species?

Good fucking Gawt damn..... Originally Posted by lookn4boobies

Do you have a fucking clue how to answer a question instead of just asking another question?

It's difficult when you're trying to put a value on something like this.
For me it's just trying to find the right balance between what I need and how much disposable income I have.
It's nearly impossible for me to say a person is worth a certain amount. All I can say is this is how much I have to spend. That's my personal limits and really has little to do with the other person.

And I'd rather eat out a relatively low-volume provider, which is assured when her price point hits a certain level ($350-400 per hour is my sweet spot). If she's charging $200 per hour, she's still probably bringing in $1000/day and her manager is getting his cut, too. Give me a truly independent provider at a higher rate any day.

I'd be really interested to know if there's a correlation between a hobbyist's dining habits and his preferences here. I won't eat at Taco Bell, favoring MiCo or Taco Diner instead. I don't really eat at the super-high end restaurants though. Biff, Chung, are you running the risk of E. coli by eating at Ponchos or are you paying a little more to avoid the bloody stool? Originally Posted by dcrock

Interesting conclusions drawn here. I think that you are somewhat naive to think that higher end ladies are not just as, or more so, managed as the working class ladies. And I won't even touch your dining absurdities. My experience has shown that at a certain monetary level it becomes more about "them" than me. The visual may be slightly more of a guarantee. The service however is not. And to hell with that. The trick is finding the balance.

A smart guy wouldn't touch this thread... there is no good answer.

....the bloody stool? Originally Posted by dcrock

^^^^^^^^^^^^^I challenge the next dude who joins Ickyy to choose that as his handle.

Chung, are you running the risk of E. coli by eating at Ponchos or are you paying a little more to avoid the bloody stool? Originally Posted by dcrock

I know I like to eat Panocha, and as much as I enjoy DATO, I've never had E. Coli.. money doesn't buy your way out of problems, in fact, its presence often creates them.

No

Depends entirely on the lady in question. I've had great $100 sessions, and I've had shitty $300 sessions.

Of course, like another said - if you just need to get a nut, there are plenty of budget options. Many of which I partake in frequently. I love taco bell, but the occasional 5 star filet is warranted. Just do your research beforehand, and if she's not willing - at the higher rates - to talk a little bit before a session, try another.

And I'd rather eat out a relatively low-volume provider, which is assured when her price point hits a certain level ($350-400 per hour is my sweet spot). If she's charging $200 per hour, she's still probably bringing in $1000/day and her manager is getting his cut, too. Give me a truly independent provider at a higher rate any day.

I'd be really interested to know if there's a correlation between a hobbyist's dining habits and his preferences here. I won't eat at Taco Bell, favoring MiCo or Taco Diner instead. I don't really eat at the super-high end restaurants though. Biff, Chung, are you running the risk of E. coli by eating at Ponchos or are you paying a little more to avoid the bloody stool? Originally Posted by dcrock

It's naive to think that a higher priced hooker translates to low volume. While I have no doubt that they exist I also have no doubt there are 400/hr hookers making $2k/day

It's naive to think that a higher priced hooker translates to low volume. While I have no doubt that they exist I also have no doubt there are 400/hr hookers making $2k/day Originally Posted by txexetoo

right.. in fact, it's largely a myth that high fees equals a low volume by choice Provider.. more often it means she is in high demand, and can thus offer herself at higher rates.. and get them..