Obviously, a well-reviewed provider is more likely to attract more guys than a woman without any. But just how much does that/should that affect her price?
I pose this question because I just finished writing a pretty positive review for a lower-end provider who previously was unreviewed. It made me wonder how much her value increases with the ability to boast a good review. Does that give her justification to turn around and ask for more per session? If so, good for her.
Ladies, have you adjusted your prices based on having reviews? Guys, how much more is a well-reviewed provider worth as opposed to someone without any? (We're talking for a first-time visit, of course.)
Unless the review is from someone I track or when I look at their history and see we have similar taste, almost nothing, until there are 3-5.
If the lady is from agency I have reasonable experience with, I will go on their referral, knowing that good agencies will back their reputation. I can list several agencies in category of always trust and always avoid, even if I have not used them based on general reputation, I can also list agencies I state of change that are no longer worth the effort.
I will also tend to avoid ladies with too many reviews. Horrible double standard I know, but when they have 9 pages of reviews, I tend to look elsewhere.
No single review super good or super bad matters to me. Trends and consistency matter more. For instance if a lady gets consistent 8-9's and a 6 pops up, but the reviewer trends 7's, it's fine, especially I'd details let me rationally extend my own expected score. Actually guys that only give 9's are nearly useless to me, unless it is obvious that they are selecting only 9 ladies (and yes, I know my markets pretty well to know)
At the end of the day, reviews, rates, and history gave no bearing on the session you receive and the value of time spent. YMMV is always theq rule, and YMMV hinges on the chemistry two people experience that creates an intimate encounter. I have had amazing times with newcomers and great disappointments with high end VIPs, chemistry was always the root cause
Last thought, might contradict everything above, if you do your homework, follow above guidelines, and are not TOFTT, you should never get a session under an 8,
Guys, how much more is a well-reviewed provider worth as opposed to someone without any?
When I'm deciding how much a provider is worth, I take into account her appearance, and her feedback.
Naturally good reviews are going to increase a providers rate, as it should just like any other job if you do a good job you receive a raise. If I enjoy my session, I'm going to write a positive review... the chances that it may lead to an rate increase doesn't bother me at all.
When I pay 200 to 300 fora woman I expect that the woman that answers the door would Be someone I would be out in public with. I also expect 8 or 9 or 10 in performance.
The reviews just validate that the provider is capable of doing the job and in the Proper packaging!
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Posted By: joejiggy
Obviously, a well-reviewed provider is more likely to attract more guys than a woman without any. But just how much does that/should that affect her price?
I pose this question because I just finished writing a pretty positive review for a lower-end provider who previously was unreviewed. It made me wonder how much her value increases with the ability to boast a good review. Does that give her justification to turn around and ask for more per session? If so, good for her.
Ladies, have you adjusted your prices based on having reviews? Guys, how much more is a well-reviewed provider worth as opposed to someone without any? (We're talking for a first-time visit, of course.)
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