It's not so much the perceived high end price as much as the value of the lady asking the price. I imagine that if you go into Dallas asking $300 and you don't look like a Playboy Centerspread, you might as well hang it up! Originally Posted by John BullWell, I am by no means a Playmate look-a-like, but I have had my inbox filled with requests from Dallas.
Now, you have to be some type of misogynist to use the phrase "value of the lady".....you cannot put a price on a human being. Her services? Yes. That being said, I adjusted my rate (which has been a task with eccie fellows--p411? No problems) to attract a certain clientele--or consumer, rather. Am I worth $300? No one knows. But, there IS a definite difference in the quality of clientele when you compare $150 to $300--overall.
For instance, a t-shirt at Armani may be $125, while being of no better quality than a $15 one at Walmart. Hell, they may have been made in the same sweatshop. But, certain men will go for each one, solely based on price at times.
I prefer the Armani t-shirt buyers. It's not a question of the "value of the lady", but the value of the clientele when the question of rates come up. And, not everyone wants Miss January whatever. You never know what someone is looking for. Or why.