If it is an ad on BackPage, chances are the "special" rate is simply her half hour rate.

BP does not allow any reference to time frames that are less than an hour long. So alot of women get around this rule by advertising their full hour rate, and a lower 'special' rate which is their half hour rate. You can use "special" but not half hour for some bizarre reason.

When in doubt, ask her what her special rate is.

Be sure you refer to it when you make contact (Don't mention the $ amount, just say:  "I saw your special on so and so page..."

That way there aren't any embarrassing moments when you meet.

i saw an ad, that says a special rate, what i want to know how long last the session ? also i check her reviews seems that there are good and no complains about her, but no thing refer about her special rate. Sorry if this question was asked before, but i didn't see it even with search

the time might even be 15-20 minutes. Basically, Start when you get there, get right to it, and leave as soon as you have "finished."


HH

Yep yep yep! I'll even change my "special" the same day up or down if it's getting late or I've gotten too many or too few responses. It's a "ready now" price designed to get immediate response when you aren't booked.

I don't book at my "special" rate.

But God, I hate it when guys from TER have access to all of my ads, reviews, website and then want to book me at the cheapest rate at the Biltmore or Ritz Carlton! And it is irritating to get reviewed on your "special" (my "massage special" is not GFE but my companion rate is - there isn't a lot you can do in a half hour!) and then get used as a reference later for a $400/hr. girl! Don't be cheap!

Specials are for guys who don't have access to detailed reviews and don't know that you are worth every penny of your companion rate!!! (a lot of guys have references but are not VIP members of TER)