What are the expectations, and implications that go with a provider who markets Her/Himself as "elite"?

Basically meaningless like most marketing terms.

that sets my expectations so high that it almost guarantees disappointment and results in a non-repeat for me.  Superlatives like this don't mean much coming from the subject herself.  If others are saying she is "elite" then it may have a modicum of credibility to me, but not when she is describing herself.  

And I have been with some girls who did just that.

marketing. Elite could mean prefers to see "generous gentlemen" or "low volume" or "upscale" or . . . .

I'm definitely not in the 1% of the population that can afford the elite.  
A lot of the time, I ignore the word and go through my usual screening.  
BBBJ and kissing  a must  
Photos
Prices  

she's looking for affluence in a gentleman. The term, and or price, is meant to scare of all the knuckleheads, the save your pennies hobbyists, and the riff raff.  

She basically charges $1000 an hour promising an exceptional experience, but then when you get there, she pretty much just lay there like a starfish without even so much as letting out a moan (most of them are lazy with a sense of entitlement). She mentions the word 'elite' in her ads as a marketing strategy; but is it designed to appeal to the wealthier, more generous clientele, or to discourage the frugal penny hoarder, or both? The answer should be obvious! Sometimes, she don't even gotta mention the actual word in her ads, you can tell by her pictures and suggestive wording. It's actually a really huge turn-off for me when I know what these girls are really like. Oftentimes, you'll find that she's a fake, superficial, skinny (wannabe supermodel) stuck up bitch who barely picks at her salad when eating out in public (probably while eating at a fine dining restaurant trying to live out a soap opera fantasy at the expense of some poor schmuck), but then pigs out on some donuts while hiding in her closet, then she feels guilty about it and vomits, then gets hungry and pigs out again. She don't got no titties, no booty, no kind of curves, nothing on her for a brother to find appealing. Btw, the thick ones are more real and down to earth (probably because they've accepted who they are and they're not trying to run with the elite crowd). They appeal to me more than some skinny salad bitch in an evening gown and a pearl necklace (that shit don't get me hard), and the best part of it all is that they don't even charge nearly as much, and that to me is more of an elite experience than what the so called elite girls are offering (that's why you don't toot your own horn). At the end of the day, pussy is pussy regardless, it don't matter what kind of label you attach to it so long as it's warm, tight and moist on the inside.

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Adding the term elite, or VIP etc don't mean squat to me and seems like marketing terms that's it. I see escorts in three ways.  

It means she will only see "upscale gentleman" and we all know that's not an meaningless term either, right? lol

and also taste good.

NOTE: When I use a $, it refers to the 1st hour rate.  

pussy juice in their mouth, and they lose all perspective.  I know, because I'm one of them, too.  Lol

EOM

She will only have sex with those who will pay her fee. It's also a clue that her fee is probably higher than average.

The elite girls will just string you along and leave you with bluefin balls.

And many other marketing terms in this game, like "I have a graduate degree" or "I'm an international traveler."  It's all an attempt to attract "upscale  gentlemen" and justify a premium rate.

... You are sharp!

After trying to expand my english, I looked up the definition of Elite. After reading it I came to my own conclusion. It means very little to anyone who who is at least as smart as a bowl of rice.  

With attitude to match.

Whatever one wants it to be.

To me it means I won't like her in general. Seems to be as most guys mentioned above. I think of the "princess attitude" immediately. Now I got to say, it doesn't apply to all women. Not by any means.  I socialize with a few and they are nice gals actually. I guess at the end of the day it means just wanting more money per hour and a more "classy" experience with the upper 1%. Yeah, even though I do agree with the generalizations mentioned above, I know not all ladies have the holier than thou outlook that list "Elite".

Yeah, but those attributes are pretty easy to verify via communication.

Aren't they all meanigless, and used for marketing, no matter what words are being used?

...$200 an hour more than I'm willing to pay.

Usually means they believe they are hotter than they are and charge more than they should

though most guys on here cater to providers and suck up to them regardless of the price point, i really think these 'elite' or 'upper' scale providers have not much more to offer than lower priced SPs. I agree with the description "wannabe supermodel" stuck up bitch" because that's what most of these high end provider become. In reality there really isn't much more they can add to that same hour as another provider. they might be skinnier, prettier, but that is no guarantee of service.

To me is;

that your version of "elite" would provide BBFSCIP?

The client definition will vary as much as the provider definition. Elite does not refer to oral skills or other "talent".  Some clients are willing to pay extra to have a "trophy" on their arm, even if they are the stereotype sexy dingbat. Some clients would pay more to have someone who is completely undetectable in public. Some would only hire those who are educated, articulate and speak more than one language, and are  boarding school polished. For some, the sluttier the better. So, the ladies perceive themselves relative to their circumstances and the gents are judging us relative to their own. If there is an audience for a lady's style, she can ask the high price and will continue to get it. If not, she will not last long or will have to drop her price to survive. In my opinion, the most important question that should be asked in a review is "What makes a session a '10' for YOU?'. If a ten for one gent is having deep connection and another gent ranks CIM as his '10', it would become easier to discern how valuable that review is to the shopper.

If it's working, why change it right?

The term is so overused it has no more effect on anyone but the most clueless tricks than the other meaningless terms like "exclusive" or "classy"

You only have to be 33 to 50% successful as a $300 to 500 gal to make as much or more money. As the Opera notes, if it's working ....  

Usually, I only pop once during a one hour session. Really good providers get a second pop.  Elite providers get the ever so rare third pop. That's why they are elite!

and chock full of shit.

a girl that can swallow my cock and balls at the same time.  

I lived next door to a hooker once... she was getting off work as au was going to work most days.

sack slobberjobbers is certainly on the rise in Boston. I'm impressed.
And grateful. While my favorites seem to be touring ladies, the frequency  
and timing of their visits has been perfect for me.  
I guess I need to extend that to a certain wuster babe too. That video !!!!

Saw an add recently that said "if you are looking for the girl next door, then go next door but..." much hot verbiage followed.

If people have it up, and they're making good money, and their clients are happy, then it works - so why change it?

It's like calling yourself "classy" in an ad. if you call yourself Classy or smart you have pretty much proven the opposite, but unless someone tells you this, you "might" think it's clever and effective when it's the opposite is true.

Someone like yourself, who is genuinely more aware of what words and phrases might add to an ad (perhaps in a more ironic or sardonic way)  is very different from some less engaged providers who are just throwing around buzzwords like throwing shit on a wall and hoping some of it will stick. They are the ones who really don't care what their core audience thinks of anything and are content to grab the morsels and tidbits left behind by the ladies who actually listen and take to heart their customers suggestions.

The real reason the web pages have the same buzz words is because most of them are written by professional copywriters. Plagiarism is rampant!  

A little late here, but here's a poem that kind of sums it up

Well they said you was high-classed
Well, that was just a lie
Yeah they said you was high-classed
Well, that was just a lie
Well, you ain't never caught a rabbit and you ain't no friend of mine