I have always wondered, how does a provider get labelled a VIP? What are the criteria?

self proclamation of course (accompanied by a high price)

She simply decides to call herself that in order to charge a higher fee.  
Interestingly enough, it is usually the escorts over 25 and even 30 that do this.

Plenty of non-VIP agency girls (or Indies) who are fantastic and less expensive.
Some of the agencies feature younger, college age girls who are too new to the
business to know about this "VIP" stuff, and they are some of the best girls
around. And many times they are under 400/hr.  

But I happen to prefer the more "innocent" young ones. I guess for the guys who go for the older,
more experienced types, the extra "VIP" fee may be worth it.

Do you mean self-labeling or on advertising websites?  

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I thought VIP meant that the provider was highend and provided all services a client asks of her.

Very pricey and way more open minded girls usually advertise them selfs as VIP.

VIP has nothing to do with the provider or her services.  

Its a way for the ad websites to charge more to get the label on your advertisement.  

Men like shiny, catchy things. Its not our fault. Its advertising.  

And there are plenty of VIPs that are older and younger, its has nothing to do with that. Or good or bad service.  At all.  

-FW

I consider myself to be a VIP escort.  While on tour I only book the best suites/penthouses a hotel has to offer.  I offer complimentary cocktails to my clients if they did not have time to purchase refreshments on the way.  At my luxury incall, I offer the best men's toiletries and Uber back to where they are going, which is especially helpful if they need to keep our meeting confidential.  My services are all encompassing and VIP, from dinner reservations, villa rental, and yacht charter.  I primarily work in Las Vegas and NYC and am happy to put in the extra effort of concierge services.  Top notch clientele appreciate those services and always end up being repeat clients.