I've had some great experiences with independent providers, and after a few dates, have gotten the hang of going to web sites and learning rates in advance, so I can have a handy envelope ready and waiting. But many (most) escort services don't list rates.
So how do you learn them without bringing it up at booking? Isn't any discussion of money an increased LE risk?
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...on their website. I can't recall seeing any agency sites that didn't have the lady's rate posted. If I'm checking out an agency site and can't find the rates I just move on to the next agency.
Now whether agency or independent if you're set on using their service and they don't have rates posted anywhere your only option is to ask. Wait until you've passed screening before asking.
You are correct many (maybe most) providers don't want to discuss money at all. However it's OK to ask her/their rate for an hour just don't mention any sexual acts in regard to the money.
Don't mention sex acts at all. If they mention sex acts in conjunction to money don't engage futher and move on.
I suggest you read back several pages on this board (the Newbie Board) and read the Self-Help Center linked on the upper right just below the red and white life preserver.
Do your searching for providers here on TER. (I'm assuming TER is used and represents your area well.) Only see providers that are well reviewed and check to see that her reviewers have many reviews to their credit.
Thank you for correcting my terms, and I've fixed it in the original post. I've noticed many Vegas agencies do not list rates.
...they would know best how to navigate there.
Note: I don't mean to imply anything negative about Vegas by saying it's different.
I was confused by your first post too, and am in agreement with xyz that most agencies list their rates. I was wondering what you were talking about. Now that you mention Vegas, I understand. You are looking at scams! Most Vegas agencies are scams, and bait and switch. They will upsell in the room. Even many that do list rates, list a "show up" rate. All it does is get a girl to your room, then the upselling starts and everything is ala carte.
There are very few legitimate agencies in Las Vegas. 100 proof of LV is one of them. Blue Secrets is another (JennyBlu). There are also a couple Asian agencies that are legit. Go read the Vegas discussion board and the Vegas ad board on TER. You can find the good agencies there. (Complete with links to reviews and pricing). Stay away from any other Vegas agency, anything you see advertised on the rolling truck billboards, magazines, and the card flippers.
