Veteran Discount...thoughts?

OP I think a recognition would be a nice gesture for active duty, reserve and vets.

Originally Posted by Island_Gent

I agree...the girls should not only allow MSOG for vets, they should require it.

^^ Provider: "Man up, soldier!"

^^ Provider: "Man up, soldier!"

Originally Posted by FoxyNC

I was thinking more hands (and lips and tits) on than merely barking orders to ATTENTION.

For those wondering about having the Veterans designation added to their TDL I checked with the DMV. It is free when renewing and can be added at any other time for $11

Offer it - if dude doesn't want to show ID because of personal info, he doesn't get the discount. He can choose - no big deal.

For those wondering about having the Veterans designation added to their TDL I checked with the DMV. It is free when renewing and can be added at any other time for $11 Originally Posted by looking2havefun

There are many reasons to have this added, it's worth the cost.

If you are dealing with the VA in any way, it helps.

I firmly believe that the designation on my TDL got me out of at least 1 speeding ticket with a warning.

It came in handy when rebuilding the backyard deck, The Home Depot gave me a 10% discount on materials with it. Lowes and other business offer year round veteran discounts also.

Veterans day is always a bonus as many restaurants offer to comp. the meal of folks that can prove they are vets.

You earned the right to have that designation, like many other benefits available after you leave the military, be proud of your service. I am appreciative of those that are willing to show their support of my service and of all the other deserving veterans.

http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/driverl...etservices.htm

Any vet taking advantage of any discount anywhere (and there are many wonderful businesses like the ones O'Mike mentioned who honor our current and former military with price breaks) is going to have a government-issued card or the stamp on their TDL.

I think it's a great idea! In the future, Fancy will give all veterans a 10% discount, and that can be in addition to any other promotion I'm running, like my current Sweet Pea Memorial Pet Food Drive.

Offer it - if dude doesn't want to show ID because of personal info, he doesn't get the discount. He can choose - no big deal. Originally Posted by tbone77494

Exactly!!

I was thinking of doing a veteran discount only if a client can prove it. I'm not sure if I should do this or not because I already provide specials. Originally Posted by sexy.princess

Very thoughtful and sweet of you, my only comment is that if you are really doing it because you care, make it worthwhile such as a 20-25% discount. (10% don't bother)

Exactly!!


Very thoughtful and sweet of you, my only comment is that if you are really doing it because you care, make it worthwhile such as a 20-25% discount. (10% don't bother) Originally Posted by Pica Flor

Don't bother with 10%? Well, 10% of the average 1-hour provider rate here in Houston equates to $20-$25, and is comparable to what veteran-friendly businesses offer nationally. Seems fair to me, especially if a lady honors it on top of any current special she has going. Most commercial promotions have you choose one or the other, rarely allowing both discounts.

Perhaps just a flat "Veterans get $__ off every session!" would be easier and more politically acceptable?

Perhaps just a flat "Veterans get $__ off every session!" would be easier and more politically acceptable?
Originally Posted by Fancyinheels

Any Veterans discount is a mighty fine idea, hope it catches on.

that shit makes me so angry the ones on the corner asking for money are the worse Originally Posted by Dorthy_Monroe

Perhaps if you stay off the street corners?

Perhaps if you stay off the street corners? Originally Posted by beam me up scotty

Its called pulling up to a red light smh

And here I thought it was called haggling with street walkers

And here I thought it was called haggling with street walkers Originally Posted by beam me up scotty

Mmmm k