I've been to a couple of AMP's where they asked for their tip up front.  No discussion of specifics, but just "You tip me now?"  

One said $200 gets me the "best treatment," so I paid it...and, it was very good: no FS at the end--I didn't want it--but I think it was available if I had.  Great daty and hot-tea rimming, though.  

At the other, the MS didn't collect the house fee, the provider did.  She also asked for her tip in advance, but didn't say how much.  I gave her $200, and got a good session: not much of a massage, but great everything else, including FS.  I've learned from others that they tip more like $100-120 for FS at AMP's.

So, how to handle these situations?  Advice?

Thanks.

og

and so yes, it should be handled at the time in the session where sexual activities are agreed to.

Normally tip refers to a bonus you would pay a provider after the session is over if you felt the service called for it.

At MPs there is also the rent which is paid to the receptionist and if for the use of the room and the massage part of the session.

It varies from place to place. If they ask for the tip up front, I make sure that we agree on the level of service.  Sometimes you agree on the amount then give the money at the end. Once they get to know you, there is usually no discussion. In my area it is getting hard to find "everything" for 100. It is usually in the 120-140 range plus the house fee.

AMP: "you tip me now?" means "please leave me more money as a donation and i will preform sexual services."

most situations a TIP is something that is extra, after the service or session has ended. a bonus.
for example: i see people 200/hr. the donation is left for me an occasionally someone leaves a little more than the 200/hr.

in the case of the AMP ladies, TIP is a safer way of asking for money as it suggests its a bonus for her because she wants to ensure a "good massage" without pandering should LE decide to snoop.



that is my take.

mila

I think a good place or provider doesn't ask for tips.
when i worked at amps i never asked for tips,
I did my best service after feeling it out and got rewarded very nicely without a suggestion or anything .
Idk I see it as rude IMHO
But I hear around $120 + door fee is norm.

Most AMPs have a "door fee" of between $40-60 for 40-60 minutes of massage, with a "tip" to be negotiated with the girl for extra services.

Many AMPs however have a "one time pay" policy usually around $160 that normally includes everything including FS, it is up to you whether or not you would like to tip the girl afterwards for exceptional service, or just because you want to, but it is not required at these places.

Truth be told, I kind of like the "pay at the door" policy, It kind of interupts the mood to get up after the "flip" and have to dig more money out of your pants that are sitting on the other side of the room. lol

In all cases, I paid the normal fee up front and got a massage. And in each case I got the standard handy finish.  I left a tip of varying amounts each time, and that was it--simple as you please.  On one occasion the masseuse was walking me out and asked if I would be coming back.  I said I would next time I'm in town.  She turned to me and said, "next time you bring more." I couldn't figure out if she was complaining about the tip or suggesting next time she would do more for more tip haha.

I still haven't figured out the math for tipping at these places.

But if I'm ever in mila's neck of the woods, ill definitely try to get on HER calendar.

whether you call it a tip, a donation, or anything else you want to call it. if it's sex for pay, and LE is in the room, you are going to jail.

but yes, i do agree that "you tip me now" means more services are about to be delivered, assuming you give the tip of course. lol

i swear every reply of your is ON MY REPLY to something about an AMP.

unless you have reviews up there is no proof you even hobby.
by the day i am becoming more and more sure you are an owner of an AMP and don't like me dinging and pointing out the flaws and problems with your business or some guy who thinks he knows better than someone with firsthand (underbelly of the bushiness) experience: in short mister-know-it-all.

now i am always willing to say "that's my take on things" or "from MY experience" but never do i come off as arrogant and knot-it-all-y as you straight out BASHING me and belittling my input and personal experiences.


much respect
mila

consider yourself moderated lol

send me a PM and you will immediately be unmoderated,

You wanted proof, you got it. lol

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