What is a good tip for gfe price ranging from 300 to 400 ?

providers who would think differently.

I've heard a lot lately that the best tip is a repeat booking.

Personaly I have given(by way of $$ or gift cards)in a range of 25-75 depending on my familiarity with the provider. I never tip on an initial visit.

My excessive tipping is exclusive to ATF'S.

This is the best tip!

In that price range then around $50 or more would be acceptable.   I think anything less than $50 (in any price range) is worse than no tip.

I see a lot of ladies advertising FS half hour or FBSM/BJ for $80-$120. Not sure why a tip below $50 would be a bad thing.

And if a lady got $40 tips from all her clients rather than no tip from them, she would still earn thousands of additional dollars each year.

But it is nice to see a lady finally call bullshit on the oft told lie that any amount of tip is appreciated.

Any tip is appreciated but it's an American thing.  So for those of us who spend most of our providing outside the US, tips don't occur.

I've never been tipped by a British guy in London

The spectrum ranges from those who say "nothing", to those who would leave 20% or more in nearly all cases.  (Unless of course they found the provider wanting.)

The only answer I can give you is to do what you find works best for you.

I do tip on shorter sessions around $100 when I find the session to be good or better and especially where the gal has spent time with me over and above the time alloted or provided services above and beyond what was on the menu.

I generally don't on longer sessions, especially overnights, given how expensive they tend to be in the first place.

I've said this before, and I'll say it again. Tips should NEVER be expected.

Waitresses, hairdressers, and other service oriented jobs have salaries that are set with the expectation of tips. A waitress couldn't possibly live on her hourly wage alone, that is why tipping is expected.

Provider's set their own rates, and trust me when I say we set our rates more than high enough to ensure we earn a very good living. This is coming from a lady who is on the lower end of the spectrum, AND who is a low volume provider. I still make good money. I don't need or expect to be tipped.

Some argue that agency girls give up a healthy chunk of the donation, and thus should be tipped. Working for an agency is a choice. In making that choice, a lady does not have to worry about doing her own screening, responding to e-mails or answering her own phone. She just goes where the agency sends her. Furthermore, even after the agency takes their cut, you can rest assured, she is still making very good money. Again, she does not need extra tips in order to get by.

So honestly, the best tip is to write a good review, and come back to see her again. If however, a particular lady just really knocks your socks off and truly goes the extra mile, then feel free to tip if you just have to. 15-20% is probably about right. But again, tipping should really be up to you, not an expectation.

Carrie,

Would love to tip you in Chicago. Care to take a visit here? PM me if you do in the future.

If an escort has a web site and a gift section, I'll find something on there, and bring it to her.

Thanks for the invitation!  I don't tour in the US anymore as it's just too far away now that I live in the ME xx

If I am satisfied, I always tip at least $20 no matter what the price of the service. I have actually tipped $100 to a lady who really took her time with me and went well above and beyond what I expected(service cost 250) but I do believe the tip should be relative to the price and level of satisfaction. I was told recently by a lady I frequent that the best tip is a good review and a repeat visit so, when satisfied,  I will definitely mention on the way out that I plan to write a stellar review.

I agree with most of the replies here:

setting up another appointment and/or writing a good review would make the lady very happy indeed.

However, if you MUST provide a monetary tip as well, 10%-20%???

Most providers would rather you return and write a good review about them (given she earns it) than a tip but if you do what I do you'll tip handsomely ($100-200) only when she has exceeded your expectations. Make that a rule, and they'll love you!

I have had the luxury of living in Atlanta for the better part of 15 years where providers in the 200-250 range are the norm. I tip on occassion and usually tip in the forty dollar range when I do so, I have never seen the slightest look of dissappointment when doing so.

Providers are already rather well paid, going over the top with tips may have the result of putting you on a providers "must see" list, or it may just make you a chump if you start getting taken for granted.

There is nothing wrong with tipping, but do us all a favor and only tip for exceptional service, don't encourage an entitlement type of attitude for lackluster service.