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sweetnikkiraye See my TER Reviews 1535 reads
posted
1 / 28

My donation is $350... if you bring $400 (hundred dollars bills) please don't expect any change back.  Our meeting is prearranged (meaning in advanced), therefore, you should be prepared with my donation the moment you walk through the door.  I don't want to sound greedy or rude about this situation but I find it unprofessional  for a client to ask me for change "after" our session.  It is your responsibilty to come with the exact donation otherwise don't expect any change back from me... Wow... did I not deserve the $50 tip lol?

My good deed of the day:  I offered him a $50 credit on his next visit...  

Guys, have you ever asked a provider for change before or after a session?  Why?

Ladies, how did you handle being asked for change before or after a session?  Did you give your client any change back?

I would like to hear your take on this.

smh






BigPeterJohnson 38 Reviews 897 reads
posted
2 / 28

not classy at all...if you don't have time to get to the bank and get the correct amount, it shows how little you think of the encounter.  

this ain't macdonalds!   change back from your dollar!

RustyWells 957 reads
posted
3 / 28

I agree.  If I do not have change I just let the provider keep the difference.  Asking for change is a little tacky.  If it is that serious just stop and make change before visiting the provider.

swish44 1112 reads
posted
5 / 28
Airmobile 52 Reviews 823 reads
posted
7 / 28

And rather low-brow.  I can imagine a guy like him, trying to get you to accept 3.  Like the guy that offer tennis lessons, for a discount... Or write fake reviews for 15 days of free VIP...  
Geez!  The ATM only gives 20's.  I just round up.  Why be known as a cheapo?

QueenBia See my TER Reviews 911 reads
posted
8 / 28
CaptainRenault 839 reads
posted
10 / 28

I see Asian gals in the 250 range, and usually lay down three $100 bills and leave it at that, although I will tip more for great service.  But to ask for change.  Ugh.....  TCHS

mufftime 270 Reviews 780 reads
posted
11 / 28

Next thing you'll know they will only bring gas to get there
and asking for some cash to fill up for the ride home.
If you can't do it right then don't do it.
Stay home.

oldbobh 71 Reviews 955 reads
posted
12 / 28

Some people have no "home training", as my favorite Jr High teacher would say.

Panthera12 920 reads
posted
13 / 28

You obviously didn't deserve the tip. He probably intended to pay you the $400, but if you smelled bad or didn't perform well you certainly don't deserve to be tipped. You should have honored his request for the amount of return.
You contracted for a certain fee and that is what you were entitled to. You are not entitled to tips. They should be earned.

He was unprepared and you lack class. Drop the entitlement attitude.    

h8traffic 84 Reviews 961 reads
posted
14 / 28

Never discuss the $ aspect of the encounter!

Of course, then there the old cliche... Rules are meant to be broken.

C'est-la-vie

BigPeterJohnson 38 Reviews 832 reads
posted
15 / 28

if he was going to leave a tip, it should have been in bills separate from the original rate.  then the tip can be added or not depending on services performed.

still beleive that no change under any circumstance should be expected.  op is not entitled attitude imo.

Carla_capri See my TER Reviews 831 reads
posted
16 / 28

FOR change

He may be Hungry poor man ..
hilarious

mattradd 40 Reviews 859 reads
posted
17 / 28

Don't know if this guy is a Nubee, just didn't prepare well, or just not considerate of your feelings; in any case not cool, and if he feels he can't afford the price of his own mistake, then he probably can't truly afford to hobby.  ;)

blairefierre 840 reads
posted
18 / 28

I'm certain she deserved the tip. This is 50 dollars we're talking about not $100. Some of you boys spend her rate and even more in a Vegas strip club for 1 hour of a crotch rub. In my opinion, she rightfully deserves every penny including the extra 50. It was his mistake for not getting change beforehand. There will always be a small handful of people who aren't polite and need to be reminded how to be a gentleman. Please take the extra 2 minutes to get change ;).

sweetnikkiraye See my TER Reviews 966 reads
posted
19 / 28

For the record, I didn't expect a tip.  I don't work for tips.  I'm 100% satisfied with my fee and NO TIPPING IS EVER REQUIRED.  I feel the client should come with the exact amount and "never" ask a provider for change.  Who is lacking class here?
 
I DIDN'T HAVE CHANGE.  I GAVE HIM $50 CREDIT AND HE SHOULD HAVE COME WITH THE EXACT AMOUNT


   

-- Modified on 3/8/2013 11:50:11 AM

Panthera12 879 reads
posted
20 / 28

I was just surprised that you didn't make up a fake hobbyist handle like you did on your other drama thread.

Surely you need the $50 more then the phantom hobbyist.

Panthera12 1423 reads
posted
21 / 28

Get off your knees and try to climb back up on that horse all by yourself.

DoctorJayee 935 reads
posted
22 / 28

this type of stuff affects their livelihood. It does nothing for you. Of course, they should have more saying than you or other average hobbyists

Silkstalkings 341 Reviews 739 reads
posted
24 / 28

LOL, I agree.

Posted By: h8traffic
Never discuss the $ aspect of the encounter!

Of course, then there the old cliche... Rules are meant to be broken.

C'est-la-vie

RedheadBombshell See my TER Reviews 268 reads
posted
25 / 28

1. How would she know what amount to have on hand to give someone change?
2. There is a safety factor here and I couldn't pretend to have enough knowledge and expertise to lecture others.
 The bottom line I've learned so far is, there are people who will take your wallet containing the adorable family pics you treasure, every dollar, credit card, health ins. card, Triple AAA card, identification, cell phone, laptop, luggage, clothing, Ipod you created a cute lil playlist on to enhance your guest's visit, auto/house/whatever keys, hotel room towels, GD Liliputian-sized hotel toiletries, four-star linens, pillows, radio, flat-screen tv, glasses, mugs, coffee-maker, ice-bucket, hair-dryer, bathrobes, closet hangers, shower curtain, lamps, art, side tables, balcony furniture, toilet paper, and anything else that isn't bolted down, at knife/gun point. And yes, even the Gideon's free gift in the top drawer.
  Whatcha gonna do? Call hotel security? The authorities? Your mom and pop?
 Might have to reimburse the hotel for their property loss. Why not protect yourself from Identity theft, the hassle of canceling EVERYTHING, your personal info and client info. from falling into the wrong hands and whatever cash you might have on you, that could at least pay for a box of tissues to cry into and a cab ride home?
  I never want more than 8.00 bucks on me and that is almost always in quarters. Gotta have "change" for the beverage machine when I need a lil Diet Coke/caffeine pick-me-up.  
  So, if anyone wants "change" for the laundromat, I'm your dreamgirl!  
She did her part. You know the amount before you arrive.
                                                                  Peace.
                                                                            The Little Redhaired Girl

Panthera12 863 reads
posted
26 / 28
sweetnikkiraye See my TER Reviews 989 reads
posted
27 / 28

Wow... "Panthera12" is a female hating on Nikki Raye... the question is WHY???

sweetman 93 Reviews 897 reads
posted
28 / 28

Showing up for a visit with a provider without exact change seems as dumb as showing up without a spare condom or two in your pocket.

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