Newbie Question - Would like to hear from both sides

[Kammye]

Tips are optional. Ive gotten them before but they arent required. :)

[Shadueblaque]

As stated tips are optional. However, if not a tip I?ll usually bring a small gift for the provider: This past week I gave any companion I met pie or cake (it was a theme I was going for early B Day Celebration). Just token of appreciation for putting up with my ass.

[Whitetiger]

Hey @Zoom318 - thanks for your reviews on KIKA.

What about Nathalia Clark? Heard she has some extreme verification process . How was it with you? She demands of picture of DL next to my face . lol seriously ?
What info does it provide her of me being verified or not?

I?m a regular and always give phone numbers /names of providers and it?s cool.

Will check out Catherine also

[Bigwill832]

Necessary? No. But if you have a good time and really enjoy her, and want to...for lack of a better phrase..."stand out" a bit more. A tip wouldn't hurt, aside from my always mentioned: be nice, be showered, smell good, make sure they are having fun too. Remember, it's a business and money helps. Or gifts. Sorry, I'm bored, rambling. Oooooh I need to find something to do tonight.

[Anna Nikkole]

People still want cheaper rates. We are service providers like waitresses. We provide a service and not only do 99% not tip, hardly anyone says "thanks for running a special". I have a few regs who I've blocked for asking for rates of 2 years ago. I'm on a special and still not special enough. So it is nice when someone does show appreciation. You are a gem and a rarity. I remember those who bring gifts or tip me especially after as a THANK YOU. You men make it all worth it.


You men keep making the women who try happy, it's noticed.

[houstonhobbyist25]

I tend to have some amount of money I plan to spend. If a woman is charging less, I give her the balance as a tip. And if she charging above that, I don't see her.

I've had so many incredible experiences on here, and you can't really put a price on a good lay. My only regret is that I don't have more money to toss around.

[Anna Nikkole]

I tend to have some amount of money I plan to spend. If a woman is charging less, I give her the balance as a tip. And if she charging above that, I don't see her.

I've had so many incredible experiences on here, and you can't really put a price on a good lay. My only regret is that I don't have more money to toss around.

It makes sense. You at minimum pay her rate. I try to make my clients happy. I'm one who does. Ripping people off will bring karma to your door

[rb09183942]

The general rule, as I understand it, across all industries, is that there is no need to tip the business owner or a self-employed individual. For example, the guy who cuts my hair works for himself and sets his own rates. I do not tip him, but if he raises his rates, I pay the new rate or I go elsewhere. If he were working for some salon that was taking a big cut of what I paid, I would be much more inclined to tip. I would imagine the same rules apply. Independent providers do not need to be tipped (which is not to say that you cannot tip if you want to), while those working for others probably should be tipped (although tipping should always be discretionary IMO and I resent the hell out of how aggressive many businesses have become about soliciting tips. I think Starbucks can afford to pay their workers a decent wage when they are charging $6 for a latte).

[Iluvthegals]

If the service is great yes. I think it makes you stand out too if a little generous if great service.

I tend to do extended sessions with my ATF anyway ?but if a short session a little tip makes you memorable. And there?s karma ?we ask providers to give references and okays on p411 too!

[Kara Nicole]

Most of us appreciate tippers!

[DEAR _JOHN]

IMO, this country is out of control with who should get a tip and the "suggested" percentages shown on apps/receipts. In most other countries, many of these folks (eg. waiters) get paid a living wage and perhaps a small service fee is included. If anyone leaves a tip, it's a round-up to the next even number or small denomination coin(s).

Hey ole buddy, hope all is well with you and your loved ones. You're correct about tipping getting out of control. It's like going to Rudy's and getting a pound of brisket to go, when you check out the computer ask if you want to tip then offers different values to choose from to tip. Ah no, now if I set at one of the tables and a waitress is refilling my glass with more tea, that's another thing. As Rudy's is set up, there is zero reason to even consider tipping. Olive Garden is another one, I get food to go and all they do is walk it to the car and I would rather walk in the store and bring it out to the car myself than tip. Am I cheap, no, it's just the principle of tipping getting out of control. Same thing for winning a $10,000 slot jackpot in a casino, why is it customary to tip say a couple of hundred bucks for someone doing their job and bringing you a check and IRS form? These psychological games they play to try and shame a person into tipping just doesn't work on some people.

[LMSmurf]

The feedback here has been great. Thank you to all who chimed in.