Thank you everyone for your helpful input. I do believe that in most cases there is client loyality with the ladies. I have an example to ask an opinion about. I have/had an ATF that I have seen about 23 times since 3/01. I have not seen any ladies since Nov, 2004. Work has sucked. LOL. I work for my play money. I recently asked for an appointment with my ATF and she obliged with no problem. I then went to her site and saw her rates had increased. I asked if the new ones applied to me. The first answer I got was no. That was the answer that I expected because her site says old clients keep their same rates. The appointment was set. Since then the answer has changed to no. Her site no longer says old clients keep their same rates. I understand that times change and everything costs more than it did. It is the same for the client as well as the lady. This is why I wondered about "client loyality". Thanks again for your input.

Shell,

It happens to us all, Buddy.  You're a little confused.  You say she said "no" and then changed to "no".  You'll get better, the pain will leave and you will have a clear head after the 4th.

When a provider raises rates, most of the time if asked she says it applies only to new clients.  Frankly, most girls have every intention of honoring this but it gets to be such a pain in the ass tracking who is at what rate.  As time goes on, you look like a cheapskate if you keep paying the old rate.  If you are seeing the same provider more than twice a month, you qualify for the 'client loyalty' you speak of; otherwise you're just one of the guys.

I don't mind a price hike for top performance; it's the mediocre or those with the 'you can't do that' list that irritate me when they raise their rates.  Vote with your feet if you feel taken for granted or better, tell her how you feel and you may just find out how 'special' you are.

Ain't it the truth. LMFAO! I think you get the jest of the thing. No one is special regardless of how many times and how many bucks you spend.

Say it ain't so! I wish for better.