are covered in the donation listed on the website.. Sometimes, with some girls, greek is add-on..

If she is quoting $250 to just get there and additional money for basic services like DFK and BBBJ, you are being taken for a ride and are falling prey to what is referred as "upselling"

Where are you hobbying, BTW? Just out of curiosity, is it Vegas?

That is called an upsell, and that does happen a lot. There are definitely providers (and agencies)that do that, but all the best ones have a flat all inclusive rate (with perhaps an additional charge for greek)

If you are not VIP here, get it. Then you can do proper research, by searching reviews and see what to expect.

Stick to well reviewed ladies, who have an all inclusive rate.

If you go with one of the upsell girls expect to pay a lot more! The typical scenario will be something like 250 to get her to the room, then an extra 100 to get her naked, (strip show no touching) then an extra  300 for a blow job, and an extra 600-1000 for sex, etc. Next thing you know, you are out thousands, or you gave up in the beginning, and are out 250 and still have blue balls! On the other hand you could have had one hour of GFE full service for 250-500 with a flat rate lady. We have read so many of those stories from guys not doing the proper research.

Read the self help manual. Read back on this board a bunch of pages to get more insight, then with your VIP membership, search the reviews for your area and find some ladies that interest you.

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Classic bait and switch.

there are lots of well reviewed providers who have a flat rate for their time...  which is the norm.  The only exception is Greek which is an upcharge if offered at all.

Back in the old days to try and be protected from LE, the agency owner would tell the guy over the phone, "This is just our referral fee" but the girls work on tips, meaning it was x amount to get you there, and then the girl was supposed to tell you how much HER fee was. Seems more risky to be talking about all that crap beforehand.

contact any of the reviewers to ask them if this was the norm?  If not, shame on you.