I think those are gifts that men love and would greatly appreciate..good tickets to his favorite team's game are not a bad idea either..
Other things... I've gotten a nice prostate massager for a fav client (well, I guess that's sexual), hard-to-find craft beers...
Posted By: Fifilarou
I have a handful of clients who have spoiled me throughout the years. I would like to buy something for them for the holidays. One in particular doesn't drink alcohol and I don't want to buy gift cards. What are some good gift idea for clients?
Serious suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you! xoxo
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can I have your muffin, Robin?
Seriously, now.. simple and for the thought. Cupcakes, food or drink gifts? Awesome!
A really nice leather overnight bag.
A cashmere scarf
A Patagonia windbreaker
Crystal figures. (She knew I collected them.)
Also lots of books and artwork from gals who remember what I mention that I like.
The real value of a gift is knowing that the person truly cares about you enough to know what you would like. I like to reciprocate the same way.
It is always very important to pay attention to detail. That goes for anything in life. It seems as if you really know how to pick them mrfisher 
Xoxo
Posted By: mrfisher
The real value of a gift is knowing that the person truly cares about you enough to know what you would like. I like to reciprocate the same way.
Those are some lovely gifts Mr. F. Taking notes should we ever meet before my demise lol.
Posted By: mrfisher
A really nice leather overnight bag.
A cashmere scarf
A Patagonia windbreaker
Crystal figures. (She knew I collected them.)
Also lots of books and artwork from gals who remember what I mention that I like.
The real value of a gift is knowing that the person truly cares about you enough to know what you would like. I like to reciprocate the same way.
OMG
What would we do without you?
I know you said that is not what you wanted to do, but married men can't bring home gifts of a certain nature without having some explaining to do. It puts them on the spot every time they use said gift
What can I say...it's the safest gift a hooker could give me LOL
Posted By: London Rayne
I know you said that is not what you wanted to do, but married men can't bring home gifts of a certain nature without having some explaining to do. It puts them on the spot every time they use said gift.
So a book by him/ her . Some guys if single don't get little things like new tie , or cologne that they like or wear. You can cook a nice dinner and add OTC time , no sex surprise him, tickets to a movie and ask him to go out with you if possible .guys like the little things so just try to think of some of their favorites... nice gesture so its the thought that counts ...good luck and happy holidays ...
Posted By: Fifilarou
I have a handful of clients who have spoiled me throughout the years. I would like to buy something for them for the holidays. One in particular doesn't drink alcohol and I don't want to buy gift cards. What are some good gift idea for clients?
Serious suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you! xoxo
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just slip the receipt inside the box, please.
Ho Ho Ho,
Heather
Tim Mcgraw song was written about you . Yup , you southern girls , most beautiful of all xoxoxo..
Posted By: HeathersLuv4u
just slip the receipt inside the box, please.
Ho Ho Ho,
Heather
returning to the nest later that day/night.
I once had a favorite lady give me a great book to read. Luckily, I was able to cover my tracks with an plausible explanation when asked, "Where did that come from?"
Your clients will tell you things they enjoy so just pay attention to the details. The guy will enjoy the fact that you were really listening to what he was saying even though he is just another trick in the long run and really not expecting anything from you at all.
I have received gifts from sugarbabies, but I prefer longer dates and not really one to jump on a different whore every week
Yes paying attention is key just like I mentioned in my response to the thread! You got my attention when you said you enjoy longer dates, because i do too. Gifts are definitely special when they come from a provider you have seen several times/providers that you have had a long term connection with. Of course long term or not, it's always nice when a provider gives a gift and shows that we appreciate all of the hobbyists!
First, you're going to pay her the equivalent of an experienced atty, then you feel the need to give her more? Wasn't the appt, alone, gift enough?
This is just bass-ackwards stupid chivalry misplaced. Mangina 101 to be exact
To do something for the guys who have been nice to her ?
Yes the alias threw me off but if it is a girl nice to post this question without her profile up ????
Posted By: OSP
First, you're going to pay her the equivalent of an experienced atty, then you feel the need to give her more? Wasn't the appt, alone, gift enough?
This is just bass-ackwards stupid chivalry misplaced. Mangina 101 to be exact
I am using an alias...
There are a few really special clients who ALWAYS book me when I am in their city. They have been super generous and I wanted to say thank you and spread a little holiday cheer.
I have have received countless holiday gift, birthday gift and just gifts to show appreciation for making someones day a little brighter! There is nothing wrong with this practice and someone who doesn't' see that wouldn't be on my Christmas list
Your very welcome and hope I was helpful, I may have been vague but if you just think of each particular guy something will come to you . Or just go out shopping and I'm sure something will get your attention. Also if you have points on a credit card like american express use them too...... if not for the guy for yourself ... and be safe in your travels and again happy holidays xoxo
Posted By: OSP
hey I thought today was auditions for the general board Christmas show , naturally I was auditioning for the part of Ebenezer Scrooge , umm how did I do ???? So you say your well reviewed , any chance I'm on that list ?? And the ACTING part about the fees , ummmm I was watching Matlock , yeah that's it , actually you girls don't charge enough .... okay can I at least get some hand lotion , looks like I'll be needing it !
Yes , yes u will , to the hand lotion ! Happy Holidays ...
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Very nice if you to think of your clients this way.
Only once in many years of hobbying did a provider bring ME a gift. I was blown away by it!!
So often with providers it's always about what else you can buy them. In addition to the donation, she would love a pair of Louboutins and a diamond necklace! I find these wish lists on websites extremely tasteless. It's not that I would never give somebody something extra, but to straight up ask for it is pretty obnoxious.
I'm sure anything you get him will be appreciated! I know, not much help, but it's really the thought that counts.
Posted By: Fifilarou
I have a handful of clients who have spoiled me throughout the years. I would like to buy something for them for the holidays. One in particular doesn't drink alcohol and I don't want to buy gift cards. What are some good gift idea for clients?
Serious suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you! xoxo
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I have a few clients that travel for business a lot. For holidays or birthdays I have given them a subscription to Audible.com. I knew that they all enjoyed reading and since I am ADDICTED to Audible when I travel I hoped they would enjoy it as much. I get them the one year subscription which allows them to get one audio book a month for a year. If you've never listened to an audio book you'd be amazed at how entertaining they are and the clients I've done this for loved it
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I use way more 60 and mostly 80 really. I can use all the material comps I can get. Lmao
That pesky honeydo list lol 
Sometimes I like to give a handmade gift certificate for added time to our next visit. It's something I know will make them smile... when they open the gift and when they redeem it. 
Think back to things that they like, have briefly mentioned, or talk a lot about and use that as a base for brainstorming. I've also baked sweets for a client's sweet tooth, money clips have gotten quite the appreciative smile. Remember discreet gifts that they can explain or dispose of.
