Re:Gift denomination etiquette question?

I am happy with the gift either way.
Of course large denominations help. It also gives you an air of class and shows that you were being thoughtful about your visit. Like you said though
$ is $! Sometimes it is difficult to get to the bank before a visit and ATM machines usually only spit out 20s. The most important thing is to come with a smile and ready for a good time. To guarantee your good time lay your gift on the dresser or night table when you arrive and then you can just get to the nitty gritty and not have to think about the rest!
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If I get BBBJTCIM I pay in hundreds.
If I get just BBBJ I pay in twenties.
If I get CBJ I pay in singles.
And if I get upsold I pay in pennies.

I've had a range of requests. There is a lady in San Jose that will not accept hundreds. She thinks it draws too much attention to her when she shops. I had a B&D submissive gal refuse a tip of $50 in one dollar bills that was part of a submission game. That was about a 50% tip. I do agree if you have a overnight or weekend experience with a upscale lady. A bag full of $20 dollar bills isn't cool.

. . . that $50 bills are best. Sometimes I use $100 bills.

I always use the largest denomination I can. Less bulk for me to carry around, and it makes it easy for her to see the right amount on the table. Never had a complaint.

I remember I wrote incredulous: Fifty-five one-hundred dollars bills?  

I do know of an ex-provider (thankfully she got out of the business) who stayed week after week at a first class hotel seeing clients and week after week, she'd pay for her room-- in cash.  

It didn't help that she was model material (she was a legit model, too) who looked so good believably she could win a state beauty contest.  

Needless to say, she was busted.

ATM's in many cities (mine included) only churn out 20's so that's all she's getting. I'm not stopping at a bank to change them just for etiquette purposes (I would though if the appt is  3 hours or longer). Never had a provider mention it being an issue.  If she did bitch about it I'd probably tell her to go pound sand anyway.

Why on earth would anybody refuse any form of it? And it's not like we can leave the room after doing our business to get you change!

I will usually stop by a bank ahead of time to get larger bills simply because they take up less space. But if I'm in a hurry and sportin' a major boner, she's getting a wad of twenties from the ATM. Just be glad I can count correctly in my condition =)

I pay in 50's or 20's.  Depends on what is most plentiful in my 'hobby' stash.  I don't go to ATM to pay for hobby.  I stash extra cash that I get from various sources in my 'hobby' fund.  I have never, in my limited hobbying experience, had a lady question the nature of the bills in the envelope.

Like has been said, $ is $.

Swim

I have always assumed that it is inappropriate to ask for change.  So, if I have only $100s, then potentially someone is getting a big tip.  I just wanted to know what others think.