I'm going to be spending some time in Las Vegas very soon. I live in the San Francisco bay area. There is a site called SFRedbook.com.
http://www.myredbook.net/cgi-bin/dcforum2/dcboard.pl
Local escorts & MPs post listings with daily specials or if they are working in different parts of the bay area. Things like lunch specials or afternoon specials.
It really works out nice because quite a bit of the time you can get to see an escort at maybe 1/2 price or usually that doesn't have a 1/2 hour rate, etc..
There are some listings in this section similar but nothing compared to the RedBook.
Question is: Is there anything like that for LV? A Las Vegas Redbook?
Any help here would be great!
j.
-- Modified on 6/5/2003 5:24:58 PM
Unless you're into getting a raw deal (read ripped off).
Las Vegas is a tourist/convention town. As such, you'll find that the locals can't hold their own (at least when it comes to free cash) compared to people coming from out of town. At least with the good reputable independents, you'll find they charge anywhere from $250-500/hour (median seems to be around $350 or $400) with discounts for multiple hour appointments. It's rare to see 0.5 hour rates offered. Since local regulars are rare, it's hard to find specials/discounts offered.
That said, there are no reputable agencies in town. Zero. None. Zip. Nil. You'll have a headache if you choose this route (unless you don't care about throwing lots of money away for a good time).
Other providers: You can try bar girls or dancers. Poor mileage in most cases unless you have lots of money to throw at them (see agencies above).
Legal prostitution: In licensed brothels, the nearest being in Pahrump (about 40+ min drive). Like good gamblers, it pays to do your research and learn the ins and outs of negotiating money for sex. Since it's legal, there's no problem talking about exchanging money for sex out there. Prostition is illegal in Las Vegas (and the rest of Clark County for that matter, kinda big if you look on a map).
Good luck,
Bob
Since most of the appointments in this town are made in advance and most providers are reluctant (unless they know you) to take same day appointments, a daily special may not work.
It could also cause conflicts. How would a provider handle clients who made their appointment in advance?
Would she charge her regular rate or give him the discount? And if she didn't and he finds out, then what?
...A Las Vegas style of SFRedbook...hmmmmm sounds intriguing (evil laugh)....