The "Money Talk" ruins the GFE for me
Do you still need us to confirm what we are paying you an hour if youhave made it crystal clear on your website or ad? Your thoughts if any?
Do you still need us to confirm what we are paying you an hour if you
have made it crystal clear on your website or ad?
Your thoughts if any?
I'll give you a little credit. Not all your posts are clueless. But this one? R you shitting me? I guess that's what you happen when you roll with BP girls.
Your thoughts, oh never mind!
either their site is vague or they have a la carte pricing which I REALLY hate. Except for greek which I understand.
Like, "a couple of hours"...do you mean two, or eight? And if they don't mention time at all, I always get nervous that they'll string me along and then make an offer for a half hour (Eros guys...ick).
Makes it so much easier when guys just say something like, "Hi, are you available Friday afternoon between 5 and 9? I was thinking to do a dinner date or possibly the 6-hour [insert what it's called on your site here]"
When a guy is REALLY vague about how much time he wants, it usually means that he wants to PAY the least amount on my site, but have me stay longer. So I always ask, even if (especially if, sometimes...lol) it's a regular. But I'm pretty polite about it...and I'll keep the discussion confined to time rather than money.
Makes it so much more fun on BOTH sides when we can just schedule without hassle!
Never done and never will do that crap with any hooker.
But yea...I hear that shit a lot from the asswipes who are looking for "a deal".
I always pay for what I want...now if we go for lunch afterwards...OTC and you're not obligated. But most seem to like my wit and charm...go figure
Makes it so much easier when guys just say something like, "Hi, are you available Friday afternoon between 5 and 9? I was thinking to do a dinner date or possibly the 6-hour [insert what it's called on your site here]"
When a guy is REALLY vague about how much time he wants, it usually means that he wants to PAY the least amount on my site, but have me stay longer. So I always ask, even if (especially if, sometimes...lol) it's a regular. But I'm pretty polite about it...and I'll keep the discussion confined to time rather than money.
Makes it so much more fun on BOTH sides when we can just schedule without hassle!
Happens a ton with regulars. Sometimes, it's pretty innocent, I think. Other times it's more manipulative. Like, a youngish guy saying 'Come on over and let me show you my new place. I can order in if you're hungry' instead of booking a dinner date. You can see how he'd think that would just be fine and dandy. Not so fine: a regular hobbyist asking me to come over for 'a bottle of wine'...and when pressed, wants to book 1 hr. He knows EXACTLY what he's doing. Either way, I do have a 4-hr rate on my site and it's not to balance the layout...
Summarized convo w/me and a guy I saw once (who BTW asked me on a free date).
Him: are you busy this week?
Me: I can make time for a date if that's what you mean. Just let me know when, and for how long you'd like my company
Him: A couple hours either Mon or Tues
Me: either day is fine...just let me know which day is better, and approximate time. whenever you know your schedule
him: mon 3-5pm
He knew the deal...just wanted to see how far that 'couple hours' sh** would get him.
It used to stress me out a lot...now I'm better at dealing with it.
The deal is however that I like the 10-12 slot followed by lunch with her...and I've been doing this for three years now. As I have stated a number of times however...I don't pay for the out and about time. She knows the deal as well...and will only schedule when she has nothing that afternoon.
But this also works in reverse with some gals who contact the guys. Many of "us" have gotten the "I've missed you" emails. Of course that is a solicitation...but from my POV I didn't ask for the contact. And in this world...I don't want to get those emails.
So when I do...I make an offer they typically have to refuse. Some don't however...and then it's OK with me as well. Also haven't had one bad session when those offers have come.
Summarized convo w/me and a guy I saw once (who BTW asked me on a free date).
Him: are you busy this week?
Me: I can make time for a date if that's what you mean. Just let me know when, and for how long you'd like my company
Him: A couple hours either Mon or Tues
Me: either day is fine...just let me know which day is better, and approximate time. whenever you know your schedule
him: mon 3-5pm
He knew the deal...just wanted to see how far that 'couple hours' sh** would get him.
It used to stress me out a lot...now I'm better at dealing with it.
so generally the ball's in my court. Or at least I say so!! But obviously that's a matter of opinion, and it's really not so easy to persuade the people who matter of that.
No matter what I say about business, work, goals, projects, etc., people always assume I have nothing much to do with my time...and don't really need my money...I think they think I go to the mall or something!
My extended dates are extremely appealingly priced, so I do a lot of them. My dinner date rate in particular is so reasonable (compared to my shorter dates) that it's kind of an insult when somebody disregards it. My only two surviving OTC relationships are relics of a past era. It's completely cool in one case, kind of a pain in the other. Not sure what circumstances would make me do it again...I'm older and not so dazzled by the prospect of a free dinner. Especially if I have a long drive home. And except for the ONE cool OTC arrangement, I haven't had the best experiences. Not knocking it at all, just stating the obvious.
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I'm the *worst* about asking for/negotiating $$ so I'm usually pretty shy about peeling though the bills right in front of someone. Just kind of tacky. I'm usually one to not touch "the envelope please" until I'm on my way out the door. I think it kind of sends a message. With that said - I'm able to live by that protocol due to stringent screening. I have to have a certain level of trust beforehand to trust that someone will slip the correct fee in. If it's a first timer or someone that I've only screened through work information I usually try to find a discreet moment (alone) to glance in. If you're **really** good and have been providing for a while you know what a stack of 20's feels like in denominations of 3, 4 & 500. Sometimes someone is short a twenty but I feel like they're doing that to test me somehow. I don't like it but I'm not going to call a client over being 20.00 short either.
It's one of those situations where it's like "you be cool and I'll be cool". : )
a gentleman who has a clue. Pay what she asks. Period.
Do you still need us to confirm what we are paying you an hour if you
have made it crystal clear on your website or ad?
Your thoughts if any?
Skimming and then replying is just not good. And his question was really a short one too LOL
Tell me you don't ask anyone to screen on some goofy website...please.
Yea...you're too smart to get involved with that crap...but DD is still learning the ropes. And who better to teach her than me
So...you told esc to pay what she asks...but if he asks you you'll think he's a creep. Catch-22 if you ask me LOL
Do you still need us to confirm what we are paying you an hour if you
have made it crystal clear on your website or ad?
Your thoughts if any?
Youre reading correctly...im not sure what youre saying CPA...no I dont typically talk money. Its on my site my rates and I expect that when I show up as any biz transaction. No pay no play...its that simple. And now I ask for a deposit w anyone new. Period. No likey no dice. Sorry this is business.
Do you still need us to confirm what we are paying you an hour if you
have made it crystal clear on your website or ad?
Your thoughts if any?
Do you still need us to confirm what we are paying you an hour if you
have made it crystal clear on your website or ad?
Your thoughts if any?
Above is the OP...he wants to know if he should confirm with you what he is supposed to pay. That's the whole question. Your reply had nothing to do with his question. Now your second reply did...kind of.
I have never, and never will, negotiate the donation. I have already researched (read her reviews, saw her pics and know her rates) and being that I've arranged a date I've agreed to the rate for the time. However, nothing and I mean nothing will make this a one time only date quicker than upselling. If the lady wants a certain rate for a certain amount of quality time and has posted that, then that's what I donate. I don't tip either, I'm not sure if that is against protocol. I have given Birthday gifts to two of my favorites, and that equates to a tip I guess, but it was a well thought out gift based upon what I know she likes. To just lay down an extra $, no I don't do that, but I also don't bother the lady with asking for more or trying to pay less.
Do you still need us to confirm what we are paying you an hour if you
have made it crystal clear on your website or ad?
Your thoughts if any?