Just curious who you think offers the most value & why.

....in the eye of the beholder, in another words my criteria for value may be quite different from yours.  I am willing to pay more money (and consider it a good value) to see a provider I think is drop dead gorgeous (ok, ok, to the readers, I know this topic has been covered many times before; looks vs performance). But there may be providers that you may think are cute but not gorgeous and offer an outstanding GFE performance at a good price point, but maybe value to me is a PSE  performance with a gorgeous hottie at a higher price...which is the better value?  Hard to say and depends on the guy spending the $ or should I say $$$.  Either way I don't think you can go wrong using the search feature here on TER and looking for highly rated women.  I see from the reviews you have written that you have not seen many woman you would rate highly.  You may find better luck with women who have better reviews.  I think we could all give you our ATFs, I know I could and I think she is an outstanding value even though she is higher in the price range, but I don't want to use this thread as a shill.  Speaking of shills, check the Friday Shill for the last couple of Fridays, good value there as well.  Good luck in your search!



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Value? How much pay back does it represent? If that's your definition, and no matter who you see you come away with the same outcome, then the lowest price is the best value. Maybe for MSOG you can formulate a cost per orgasm. Or is it the overall way you feel, which is much less tangible and not realistically measurable. Or is it the time spent per session, including prep time, driving, and post session clean up?

Personally, it's like asking for the best value in a luxury car. The problem is you can always get better value in a sensible car. With that analogy you'd want to find a good porn site and masturbate endlessly to it. Awesome value.

For me, the best value is the most repeatable, reliable, drama free session I can find. She needs to be hot as they come, fun to be with, and leave me always wanting more. I find you can get that at any price point. And if the fun dies out, then the fun becomes the search for the next one. Which means TER is true value in this hobby. Find some providers that do the things you like, meet a few and make some connections.

No one can define value for you in this context. You have to define it for yourself.

Great price point, friendly, soft-spoken, up for most everything, great bbbj, does greek at no extra.

Easy to contact and good location. One of my ATFs.

While I agree with both comments thus far,  I'm not seeking a precise answer.  I full understand and appreciate 'valu' isin the eye of the beholder.  It's my belief that the best value is made of many thing mentioned above and also a compromise of these same answers.  'Value' can probably be found at any price point; it just depends on what you'te willing to compromise from the total package to get it ( ie. Price, Distance, Looks, Performance, Connection, Intelligence, ect....).  Anyway, I digress....  Please continue to post as I'm always interested in learning others view points and from others experiences.

a look at Minnesota's top 100, either start at #1 or 100 and work yourself though all providers.   I'm sure you will find different values with every new experience shared with the amazing ladies of MN.  

Then, after those 100, there are plenty of fine ladies/girls who are not listed (by choice or not enough reviews) yet on the top 100.    

Enjoy the ride,  you never know when you will find your ATF

Good luck

Most of the time I am happy to see favorites like Sweet April and Elizabeth, ladies who I know will show me a great time because they are that good and they know me well and what works best with me.  Familiarity has bred a long string of outstanding sessions.

Sometimes I am looking for someone new but still hoping for a great GFE experience.  Then, it's time to hit the books and hopefully I will end up seeing someone like Poppy or Claire South.

Sometimes my budget is restricted and/or I am short on time.  In cases like these, a provider like Autumn or Kayla fits the bill very nicely.

I know you guys who use the term "price point" think it makes you sound intellectual, but since you are using it incorrectly, it actually makes you sound stupid.  Women don't charge a "price point" (that is a point on a mathematical graph).  Providers have a cost, a charge, a fee, a donation, a rate.  But, unless you are charting or graphing, please don't use PRICE POINT.  

(sorry, its just one of my pet peeves, like fingernails on a chalk board)

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A provider's "cost" is money she spends on hotels, gas, clothing, etc., and is different from what she charges clients. Also, $150, $200, $250, etc. are price points.

With all due respect, as a retired gent who has owned and operated several successful retail enterprises over the years, I can say that while you may be technically correct, the term "price point" has found it's way into everyday use in the retail business and has nothing to do with charts.  Bottom line, (and whether you like it or not), it is in common use in the manner in which it was used here.  IMO, it's use here does not make one "sound stupid".  Here is a test; how many readers knew precisely what was meant by the use of "price point" in the post?    Probably everyone.   Speaking for myself, it's use is not an attempt to sound "intellectual" and being corrected on a such a minor issue in a post here is frankly BS (I assume you know that those initials stand for).


More:  Shheesh, I guess I got up on the wrong side of the bed this am, but this critique post frosted me.  After I posted my response I did a little research on the use of the term price point.  If a provider was using the term to describe her fee, he is right, she would be using it incorrectly, but in the context of our discussion on this thread it is actually used correctly.  If we assume that the price grid is say $80 (haven't seen one of those girls in a long time.. lol) to $1,000 per hour (yes, we had a girl here recently charging this astounding rate), where a individual provider's price falls on the graph is her price point (say $300).  Describing it as her price point in a post related to value is technically CORRECT!



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She has cancelled on me once the morning of an appt, once right at the time of our appt, and the last time was a ncns.  I have given up trying to make it work.

Price point is a discussion of what point on the price continuum a provider charges. It is totally accurate.

I'm done too. She gets shilled relentlessly here... for what? Difficult to contact and near impossible to make a connection?

This comment is far more preposterous than anything I have ever posted!  It's not even close.

Here's one of my pet peeves, since we're talking about that, instead of trying to help out the OP: the incorrect use of apostrophes. For example, the word "its" is a possessive, as in, "The dog licked its balls." No need for an apostrophe. When you're contracting the two words "it" and "is," to the word "it's," on the other hand, as in, "Sorry, it's just one of my pet peeves," then you do need an apostrophe, and when you don't use one, you really look stupid.

Plus, it's like fingernails on a chalkboard, like using a specific term incorrectly in the technical sense, even when common usage has transformed its definition. Yeah, that's rough, because you never see spelling, grammatical, or usage errors on internet forums (or fora, for you purists out there). If you did, though, you might see so many of them that you reached a level of acceptance instead of trying to shovel back the tide, and just try to achieve reading comprehension so you could contribute meaningfully, instead of just pissing people off.

Well, haters gonna hate, as they say. It's part of being a member on an extremely great site like this; for all the great contributors, there are definitely some bad apples. It won't make me give up VIP; it's still a great deal at this price point.