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Well, was she expecting a tip?regular_smile
Melanie Love See my TER Reviews 8545 reads
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Most of us girls, don't require one. If you wanted to give a tip, then leave it for after the session ends. Trust me, we may not expect one, but it's always appreciated :)

Mel :)


-- Modified on 3/19/2003 1:49:16 PM

I recently had an appointment for two hours with a provider and upon arrival was asked if one hour would be OK because she had some personal business that suddenly came up. The time element was not a problem but I had made up an envelope for two hours with larger bills and I did not have the correct bills for her one hour rate. I ended up leaving a 50 dollar tip before we even started because I did not want to talk money and this was my first time with this provider. Fortunately the tip was well worth it. However, I do not like leaving a tip on the front side.What is the best way to handle a situation such as this? And a related question what is the best way to leave a tip without it becoming ackward or detrimental to the good time???

Most of us girls, don't require one. If you wanted to give a tip, then leave it for after the session ends. Trust me, we may not expect one, but it's always appreciated :)

Mel :)


-- Modified on 3/19/2003 1:49:16 PM

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