she was the provider that had the extremely high rates awhile back. Well, I noticed she is now on katie monroes new site and her prices are as follows: 1hr 350 2hrs 500 and 3 hrs 1000. I don't know about you, but if I were to book her for more than 2 hrs wouldn't it make sense to book 2 2hr sessions for 1000 than 3hrs for 1000. Me thinks this lady needs to take some business courses.

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Well as I stated in my post below "adice to the ladies"  marketing is NOT one their many talents. I will have to say that some are better than others at listening or being receptive to constructive advice.

Others, just don't get it. They are way too arrogant and think thier looks alone will get then all the business they want regardless of limited service, poor service or NCNS.

I think that the point is that since her per-hour cost for a two-hour session is $250/hr and her per-hour cost for a three-hour session is $333/hr, then only a fool would book a three-hour session. You don't need a business education for this; a refresher course in elementary mathematics would serve her just fine.

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ReJ it might be you that needs the Biz course

nslguy your missing the point. usually the more hours you book with a provider the better the price breaks. At 2 hrs it works out to 250 per at 3hrs it works out to 333 and change. biz 101.
common sense says book two hours now and two hours later get an extra hour for free or four hours at 250. I took a business course years ago. Simple math should tell you four hours are a better deal than three. I didn't set the price.
visit the web site and figure it out yourself.

I was more so thinking in the lines a provider can charge whatever they really want. Now does it make since...not really...Could it be that she may not want to have longer sessions??...so more of a deal for the shorter session....

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