Most independents will have one all-inclusive hourly rate, and may or may not charge extra for Greek. And this is considered to be normal and proper.
Many agencies will advertise their fees to be all-inclusive, but when the provider gets there she may hustle you for more $$$. Many times this is because the agency exacts a fee from the proceeds that really digs into the girl's earnings. Read the reviews of girls from various agencies in your area to get a feel for what happens with that agency. As a general rule I stay away from agencies wherever possible.
Massage parlors, in my limited experience with them, are all about tipping for anything beyond a back rub.
Not knowing where you are geographically, I can't really give you more than this general answer, but I hope I was helpful.
I was just curious as to whether paying the full hourly fee for massage or escort covers everything. Basically, I don't want to set an appt with a provider, meet them, and then find out I need an extra $100 for something specific, ie release, fs, etc. I'm just asking because in all the vip reviews I've read, a number of different things are described, and there's no mention of extra charges except with massage parlors. I'm thinking either the initial fee covers everything, or it's just common knowledge that there are extra fees. Thanks!
Most independents will have one all-inclusive hourly rate, and may or may not charge extra for Greek. And this is considered to be normal and proper.
Many agencies will advertise their fees to be all-inclusive, but when the provider gets there she may hustle you for more $$$. Many times this is because the agency exacts a fee from the proceeds that really digs into the girl's earnings. Read the reviews of girls from various agencies in your area to get a feel for what happens with that agency. As a general rule I stay away from agencies wherever possible.
Massage parlors, in my limited experience with them, are all about tipping for anything beyond a back rub.
Not knowing where you are geographically, I can't really give you more than this general answer, but I hope I was helpful.
>Most independents will have one all-inclusive hourly rate, and >may or may not charge extra for Greek. And this is considered >to be normal and proper.
Ok, so if I read multiple reviews that says x provider does greek, and none of them say anything about an extra charge, then the fee is all-inclusive, I take it?
>Many agencies will advertise their fees to be all-inclusive, >but when the provider gets there she may hustle you for more >$$$.
That happened to me in Vegas. This crazy guy sent some escorts to my room, and they were like $80 an hour plus $300 tip at the end. Not even very much above-average looking either.
>As a general rule I stay away from agencies wherever possible.
That confirms one suspicion I had, don't deal with agencies.
>Massage parlors, in my limited experience with them, are all >about tipping for anything beyond a back rub.
I read a bit about them. Very detailed on the charges. I was thinking about checking out an independant. $100 an hour is a very good deal for the standard extras I've read about in various reviews. Never read about the fee not being all-inclusive in any review I came across.
I'm in the Chicago area, btw. Thanks for the info!
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