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Re:Another question on tipping...
OldTraveler 40 Reviews 2480 reads
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I have almost always found as you say, a gift seems better appreciated than a tip.  Especially if the gift indicates that you have listened to her and/or done some research on what she likes.  The fact that you took the time and interest to personalize it counts a lot.  Some recent examples are the recent National Geographic photography book for a Lady studying photography and a silver hair beret for a Lady whose hair kept getting in her way.

Amiacheapass3652 reads

Ladies, your opinion, please.

When I first began in the hobby, I always left a tip after meeting a nice lady.  When eating out, etc. I consider myself a pretty strong tipper.  Of course, those in the food service industry do not make $500-$1000 for putting up with me for a couple of hours.

Sadly, my fun budget is not unlimited, and I realized the gratuities I was leaving was equivalent to 4 or 5 two-hour sessions per year.  Sure, I'm selfish...I'd rather get out more...so I really don't tip anymore.  The vast majority of my visits are repeats as I am very happy with the two providers I see most often.

So seriously ladies, is a tip expected?  Like a bartender would expect it?  I do still bring gifts once in a while, perhaps if I see them around Christmas or Valentines Day.  Frankly they seem much more excited opening a Birthday present as opposed to receiving a tip.  Just wondering if there is a "norm" here as I see so many conflicting views on this subject.  Thanks.

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WildwestKelly4033 reads

If you see an independent, most of them say, tipping is not required, but is always appreciated.

That doesn't mean that they expect a tip, I'm sure that your repeat visits are a good enough tip in itself! ;)

Ladies that work for agencies, have to pay the service a fee and
normally always work off tips.

Hope this helps.........
Kelly~

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eastside2914 reads

Another question.  Would a provider rather have a larger tip or have extra spent on a special gift?

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OldTraveler2481 reads

I have almost always found as you say, a gift seems better appreciated than a tip.  Especially if the gift indicates that you have listened to her and/or done some research on what she likes.  The fact that you took the time and interest to personalize it counts a lot.  Some recent examples are the recent National Geographic photography book for a Lady studying photography and a silver hair beret for a Lady whose hair kept getting in her way.

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BugDick the NeedleFucker2983 reads

Would a box of my favorite condoms be considered a good gift?

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Tatoogirl742845 reads

but, I would suggest something a couple times a year...

Shaye

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Ci Ci4210 reads

I don't get tipped every time either, but it's always a nice gesture. A gift from the "wish list" is always appreciated. I'd rather have repeat clients who appreciate my service but, hey, a little extra every now and then is awesome and surprising!

Hugs,
Ciara

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