Do you prefer prices to be all inclusive?
I would love to here from both guys and gals on this.

Currently I offer my services as all inclusive with no upselling whatsoever. If its a service I offer such as greek its included. I recently received an e-mail from another provider saying I should be charging extra for this and am ruining it for other girls.

I feel that by marketing myself this way the guys feel more comfortable knowing exactly what the cost is.

Don't get me wrong here., I dont beleive that a girl has to do greek or other things she doesnt feel comfortable with. Just that if she offers a particular activity that it should be included.

Please post your opinion here or send me a pm.

I'm available for outcalls all week as well as one incall each day on the south shore.

Kisses
Mary
617-905-6944

I am appalled at the behavior of some providers.
When you receive those emails remind them that your advertisements aren't for them- your advertisements are for consumers.

If you want to include Greek or any other "premium" service in an inclusive rate, that is your choice and you shouldn't second guess yourself.

Your rates and services do not affect other providers in any capacity, contrary to what some would tell you.

Best,
Ally

What is right for you, do not worry about others.

Just so you know ...I'm BEHIND you on this.



Thank you
2009 = 27

I think it should always be all inclusive.  Nothing kills the mood more than negotiating ad ons.  Either offer everything for one price, or drop the extra services all together.

I LOVE greek, but I like it when it flows naturally during a session.  I hate trying to go there only to be told to cough up more dough.

" Gift is for time & companionship and anything else in not promised or contracted for" lol
if you advertize as GFE or have reviews stating you do not upsell and blank and blank happened
( oh the details boys do tell)
then it is to be expected you well, do not upsell
so yes, the gift you ask for if GFE should be for most basics- and never should a girl/escort/provider ASK for or expect more : )

Reputation, advertizing and reviews should all let it be known whether upselling occurs.

I think that you can go either way as long as all is known upfront before the appointment is made.  A local agency does this routinely for those that offer Greek -- seems to work fine.

While I don't really consider charging extra for Greek as an up-sell I would certainly say that you have the right to charge whatever you like for the services that you offer.

No provider has the right to tell you what you should be doing with your time and your body any more than any client does.

I agree with Ally,i myself as a contractor do not call another contractor and complain about about his or my rates.Its a competitive bussiness in all industries.

You should include what you want to include in your services.  I recall a conversation I had with another lady who used to upcharge for greek, and she stopped doing that.  When I asked why, she simply said she really enjoyed it, and no one was doing it because it was extra.

So again, include what you want to include, and do what you enjoy.

Cheers

I'd say don't sweat what other providers tell you.  If you want to and enjoy offering Greek, then by all means include it in your rate.  You also have every right to ask for compensation for providing a service such as greek. I think people that are really into it wouldn't mind paying and extra $30-$40 for that option.  Either way, it's completely up to you.

SK

Your approach is the gracious one, although I'd like to think that some of your fellas are gracious also.  By that, I mean tipping.

If you provide greek you should let us guys know.  I have no problem with a provider quoting a higher price for greek services.  You see it all the time. On the other hand there are several girls that offer greek for the single price that they quote.  They don't advertise their rate as "greek included".  That would look stupid and a provider always has to have the discretion of turning down a guy with a horse dick.  Many providers will tell you that they love greek.  It is no bull, I can name several.  If they are faking they sure have been fooling me.  A TER review usually tells you a lot about whether greek was offered and if any extra fee was required.

Yup, they've been fooling you.

Its often just a way for allowing the client to  differentiate without detailing interests.

It also requires a great deal of preparation.

If a provider is willing to go through this preparation without charging a premium rate that is perfectly fine though.

Camille and Alley have brought up an important opinion to the greek discussion.  I have been with a few providers that did not go through the preparation for greek, and when this has happened, all kinds of apologies result, and quite frankly, I have not enjoyed it as much. I prefer to know in advance if this will be available. I feel that If a provider is willing to go through this preparation, then charging a premium rate is perfectly fine with me.  Having a premium rate is also an easy way to check for availability with out awkward questions. The availability of this premium service is just one more mental picture of anticipation and motivation.

-- Modified on 8/30/2009 9:41:12 PM