It is entirely up to your own discretion. If you feel that you had an outstanding evening with a lady, by all means, give her a generous tip. I will usually tip about $50, sometimes more depending on the lady and the length of the date.

No one will turn it down but they will all tell on the board that it isn't required or expected.

Usually if I feel like the session was really nice and I'm gonna see her again then I tell her I will be making another appointment very soon. Most ladies like this as well as a tip as you are always safe, screened and she knows who you are instead of the stranger earlier.

I've also seen on the board a 20% tip is what a lot of guys do that leave tips.

It is not expected but seems to be appreciated. If you choose to do so, do it simply because you truly appreciate her company. Do not do it expecting any special treatment. If something special is offered fine, but if she feels there's any pressure, things could get a bit uncomfortable.

From a provider standpoint, tipping is NOT expected, everything I ask of you is in your donation given Anything extra would be out the kindness of your heart!

It's not expected but it is appreciated!

If you have a great time with a lady and she really goes out of her way, perhaps with a little extra time, outstanding "service", scheduling you on her day "off" ect, then yes we appreciate it greatly.

Do I remember who tips well? YES. Will I bust my a$$ to fit him in to my schedule? YES.

Do those that don't tip get anything less than my best...not if I can help it.

Hope this helps!

xoxo,

Steph

We don't expect it.  We might agree to meet a little later than we normally would or make a little extra effort to schedule because we know a guy has gone a little farther for us -but I don't think the service is any different.  The avg tip is 50 and sometimes more but even a $20 says "thanks" makes us feel good.

Good Luck, Erica

When giving a tip or let's say a gift card to a department store, do you place it in the same envelope as the donation?  I think the tip or gift should be a little more personable.  But then again I would not want to offend a provider by handing it to them.  I feel this would be more so on the second visit, because you enjoyed it the first time and want to return again with an extra "Thank You"



Mark