Gents Asking For The Most In a Sesh for the least donation

[TexasRiley]

Please Gents,
Stop Contacting me asking if ill provide ss for the hour discount!!!!
When its twice as much as the hour discount. My menu reads blunt and clear. You cant take something off my PSE sesh and Hope that ill offer it to you, a complete stranger for not only the hour but the hour discount??

I understand there are girls on here willing to bargain.
I am not.

Its fairly disrepectful when you fix your fingers to ask me for an extra discount plus.

No bargaining have self respect and respect for the lady you're wanting to see.

[Guest 101723-1]

Say no?

[The Water Company ~]

TR, you don't owe them any kindness.
When someone disrespects you, give it back to them.
Forget saying 'please don't' to them, they read your menu and know what time it is!

~

[Guest 090919-1]

Because i damn sure get tired of: well, i contacted a girl who will do ___ for ___... GO ON AHEAD & GO SEE HER! I use to get that all the time! Not so much now- but i understand what youre saying.

[Guest 081220-1]

Damn, so many ladies complaining about stuff that seems normal in the industry. There is always some guy trying to bargain for services, if they ask nicely, respond nicely. Remember the discount shopper can be your bread and butter too. In life, someone may just decide to splurge just coz you treated him with respect even if what he asked for was not available. Better not to burn a bridge during those conversations coz politeness costs nothing while rudeness might result in lost future relationships.

[Lana72]

Damn, so many ladies complaining about stuff that seems normal in the industry. There is always some guy trying to bargain for services, if they ask nicely, respond nicely. Remember the discount shopper can be your bread and butter too. In life, someone may just decide to splurge just coz you treated him with respect even if what he asked for was not available. Better not to burn a bridge during those conversations coz politeness costs nothing while rudeness might result in lost future relationships.

I don’t think she meant it as complaining . She’s just frustrated. Yes, it is normal for men to ask for discounts in this business, and yes some women may budge. But they shouldn’t expect every provider to do so. Some of us constantly get messaged about discounts and, it can be frustrating when your menu is clearly stated in your profile or on your ads. She only asked for people to please stop messaging her about it. She wasn’t attacking anyone, just trying to reach a bigger audience so men in the future know not to blow up her inbox with it.

[Kammye]

Damn, so many ladies complaining about stuff that seems normal in the industry. There is always some guy trying to bargain for services, if they ask nicely, respond nicely. Remember the discount shopper can be your bread and butter too. In life, someone may just decide to splurge just coz you treated him with respect even if what he asked for was not available. Better not to burn a bridge during those conversations coz politeness costs nothing while rudeness might result in lost future relationships.

Are you a provider?? Then please refrain from telling providers what they should or shouldnt do. You say shes complaining about stuff that "seems" normal...Thats just it. It isnt normal. But you wouldnt know that because you arent a provider.

[good_benefits]

The one thing i may never understand is people asking for discount. You don't go into your local c store and pick up an item off the shelf and expect to pay less than full price. That's exactly what this is. Ladies post their menus and the prices for their time. I can get asking for more clarity if you where looking for something they didn't list on their menu, or even if you went to a session and you didn't get what you were told, but if you did, why ask for a discount?

Anyways just my 2 cents.

[Krystal_RoseBBW]

How is this hard to understand?

It is insulting to ask for someone to do the same work for less money. It is downright wrong to ask someone to do MORE work for less money.

Providers are people. Human beings.

Treat her with respect and you'll get more in return. Can't afford her rate? Save up or wait for a special. Simple.

My Lovers that visit regularly at my HH rate are some of my ATF's. But if they stay over on time or get a craving for greek/msog, they respect me enough to know that they need to pay my 1H rate. These guys are my "bread and butter".

Not the low baller, rate haggler, or boundary pusher.

[DocHoliday]

Are you a provider?? Then please refrain from telling providers what they should or shouldnt do. You say shes complaining about stuff that "seems" normal...Thats just it. It isnt normal. But you wouldnt know that because you arent a provider.

Well I guess staff can close this thread because Ms. Kammye said it all right here. ^^^^^

Y’all peace out. Ol’ Doc is outa here.

[HungAznGuy]

Are you a provider?? Then please refrain from telling providers what they should or shouldnt do. You say shes complaining about stuff that "seems" normal...Thats just it. It isnt normal. But you wouldnt know that because you arent a provider.

:mic drop:

[Westley]

Damn, so many ladies complaining about stuff that seems normal in the industry. There is always some guy trying to bargain for services, if they ask nicely, respond nicely. Remember the discount shopper can be your bread and butter too. In life, someone may just decide to splurge just coz you treated him with respect even if what he asked for was not available. Better not to burn a bridge during those conversations coz politeness costs nothing while rudeness might result in lost future relationships.

There is a distinct difference between love and sex. Campanions and their admirers accept the selling of sex and the illusion of passion as a marketable commodity. The marketing and selling of sex is big business and the sex industry offers different expectations and experiences at different price points. Pricing can be used to target a specific audience and cultivate desirable clients and cull out undesirables. Hence using price is often more than just a level of compensation but rather a means to protect brand equity, cultivate a specific client base and establish a stable revenue stream.

In some business cultures and at certain levels of business bargining is unacceptable. If a companion has a fixed compensation level and specifically states bargining is not welcomed then logic and common sense in most cases would dictate that asking for a discount is rude and disrespectful. Consequently, in this instance it is the admirer rather than the companion that is striking the match that is responsible for burning down the courtesan's bridge of goodwill. Subsequently, I find that it is unlikely that an admirer is probable to "splurge" while at the same time making "demands" for menu discounts especially without a corresponding relationship.

Past hobbying experience in several countries at different levels for over thirty years leads me to conclude that in general a companion is more probable to proffer frequent admirers the opportunity to order off the "secret menu", added value in substancial increased session time or separate generous Splenda/Sugar arrangements rather than compromise standard menu prices by individual ad hoc discounts. Blanket time limited specials and frequent admirer arrangements rather than individual ad hoc discounts tend to be the perferred means of companion discounts in my experience. Mileage may vary though......especially if a admirer insists on demanding discounts and ordering off the secret menu.

[Westley]

:mic drop:

A business entity in any industry sector would be prudent to be receptive and responsive to the needs to their cultivated and carefully curated client base.

[Westley]

Are you a provider?? Then please refrain from telling providers what they should or shouldnt do. You say shes complaining about stuff that "seems" normal...Thats just it. It isnt normal. But you wouldnt know that because you arent a provider.

A business entity in any industry sector would be prudent to be receptive and responsive to the needs to their cultivated and carefully curated client base.

[Kammye]

:mic drop:

:)