Newbie - FAQ

How to tip...not when but how?
Skydiver1985 6 Reviews 1927 reads
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I tried to search the boards but did not find sufficient information on how to present a tip.

Normal rules of engagement dictate donation in plain envelop up front. So what if you want to tip? Do you have another plain envelop with a pre-determined tip in it ready to be presented at the end?

Providers please help; what is the best way to present a tip if you feel the service was outstanding?

Regards all,

SierraMarie See my TER Reviews 1116 reads
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2 / 8

I ask for tips to be presented in the same place where the donation was placed, no envelope required. At that point, we are all finished so I don't feel like it's a setup if you leave the tip there :)
Maybe someone else has better advice but hopefully that helped!

LaylaCherry 1335 reads
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3 / 8

I have always received tips in the same place where the donation is left.  If it is a gentleman I have seen before, the tip is normally already in with the donation.  Sometimes they tell me before the session starts that there is something extra in there for me, with a wink - maybe to get a little extra attention and TLC?  Sometimes they wait until after the session to put the tip out so that I know they are tipping me, and they will always say something about the session being especially enjoyable.

OSP 26 Reviews 1308 reads
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4 / 8

I wouldn't tip prior to the time(but I have,so ya' know). Don't mention the tip if you decide to include it initially. Makes you look like you're expecting preferential treatment. Those who EXPECT 'pats-on-the-back',for being kind, seem to have ulterior motives for doing so.

Don't feel obligated to tip. This could lead to a provider expecting it(been there done that).

If you're self-conscious about 'oversion' place your tip in the bathroom.

Skydiver1985 6 Reviews 1230 reads
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shudaknownbetter 945 reads
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6 / 8

My Fav ladies are old school, donation left while re-dressing.  I normally place some pocket junk on her dresser, next to my clothes.  When I have picked up my stuff the donation is left behind.  
I'd do the same with a tip.  Does not require an envolupe.  I never use them.  I do have the donation separate in my key pocket with a paper clip to keep it together.
skb

keystonekid 114 Reviews 1438 reads
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Shakirah 1003 reads
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8 / 8

I totally agree with KeyetoneKid
But a tip is always welcome.

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