c'mon people! cbj's for 300, 400 even 500? how much is a cbj really worth? diddly squat imo. i bet mangina's would be their only customers. this bull_schitt has got to cease. if some damn whore ever tried that with me, at the end i would yank that fucking rubber off and squirt on her face. there are whores out there who suck your ass but won't suck dick without a blanket? i call JACK_SCHITT!

Let's all take a guess as to who JS is!!!
My guess,,A Mod!

Stop giving them.

has to be worth more than you

either your disposable income or your net worth.

Nah, he's content to be wrong for a really long time.

CBJ: $0.12
Condom: $1.00
Putting up with your attitude: $298.88
Total: $300.00

In all seriousness, let's be realistic -- a sex act itself, devoid of all the gfe stuff, is worth about what a streetwalker charges for it. That is the intrinsic value of the act. I've never seen a streetwalker, but I'd guess they charge $100 or less.

So when you see a lady who is charging more than $100, you are paying at most $100 for the sex itself, and the remainder of the fee is for other things.

You may be paying a premium because she is extremely attractive, very intelligent, blond, a porno star, etc. You might also pay a premium for someone who might have only 6 new sex partners a year. Outside of the premiums, you are paying for her assumption of risk, regular testing, business expenses such as advertising and other overhead such as hotel fees, and other stuff.

I personally don't buy the long lists of recited expenses that some providers have listed -- stuff like manicures, hairdos and gym memberships. These sorts of expenses are not unique to providers and most certainly aren't paid for each and every client appointment. I belong to two gyms, and in aggregate they only cost $70/month.  

But, ultimately, a provider's fee is not justified by her expenses and she has no obligation to explain them. Her fee is justified by the fact that clients consider her fee to represent a good value for what she delivers, and therefore willingly pay it.

So, Jack, if a provider is charging what you consider to be a rate that is too high for what she delivers, your solution is simple: don't book her. NOT booking is where your power as a hobbyist is strongest and where your opinions on the value equation have the most force.

Personally, I'm not a big fan of CBJ, mainly because what little experience I have had with it ... has been extremely suboptimal. This could have been due to the nature of the activity itself or incompetence of the woman. Either way, I didn't enjoy it. Nevertheless, I would book certain women who only offer CBJ because of certain premiums that they possess. I might ask them to just skip the BJ altogether, though, as my experience with CBJ has been THAT unpleasant.