If your reduced price is still within the competitive set (which I am assuming it will be), I would consider it simply a matter of you wanting to increase the demand for your services.  If you have good reviews, you will obviously see an uptick in business.

Are you looking to make this rollback a temporary "sale" or a fairly lengthy readjustment?


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she got tired of the wall street and trust fund boys and wanted some diversity in her "friends".....got to love michelle .....

I know of another who lowered her prices after a baby......"while I get back into shape"

I've seen aspersions cast.....and I've seen it welcomed.....it depends on the story.

Dingus

PS.....yeah...I know she's a banned provider......

being a moderator has it's priveledges....

I think it depends on the girl and the rollback.  I mean hey, Gas prices are up, consumer spending is down.  If it's a well reviewed provider, knocking $, or $/2 off her rate to help lighten up some stress, then I'll be the first one on line.  If it's some CL skank who gets nothing but 2's and 3's who's slashing the price in half to make rent or pay for a habit, I'm still staying away.

It's axiomatic in this community to believe that the hotter a provider is, the more she can charge.  Subsequently, if she charges less, she must not be all that great.  While high-priced providers might have great service, it is not true that lower priced providers have worse service.

In another post, I noted one really hot, well-reviewed provider who charges a pretty low rate but provides great service.  If you want to join her in this, who would refuse?

I'm all for it.

Rollback away, all the way!  Now that KS jacked up their rates to $450/hr, we need as many rollbacks as possible.