I was just wondering how each lady decided what their donation should be.  I know it has partially to do with location and what others are doing.

This is how this question came up...another fellow hobbyist and I were discussing donation levels.  We both thought there were some ladies actually UNDERCHARGED (I know I'm going to get postings or e-mails for that one) for the service they provide.  

Please don't start raising my donation level though : ).

Just wondering.

Reonations...just wondering how each person decided to set theirs

It's not a donation it's a FEE   (just a technicality there)

Reonations...just wondering how each person decided to set theirs

Interestingly enough, I have found that some providers have lowered their fee after I have become a regular.  I don't know if that is their normal operating proceedure, or if they just like me.  Either way, I have found that it pays to be a regular client.  Slightly off the topic, I know, but just my $.02.

Reonations...just wondering how each person decided to set theirs

Actually, I HAVE been told that I'm undercharging..several times.
Just local market rate was the deciding factor, then have changed it three times to try different things for multiple hours, etc.

should have a QPR (quality/price ratio) section in the reviews. That way a smart shopper could make a more informed decision. If that was ever implemented, Sedona would one of the "best values" on these boards; she delivers far more than promised!!

Well, she said "local market rate", and I'll add not at the high end of local rate either.  But if there's ever a provider hall of fame, she's got my vote.  

Back to your main point.  Anyone who cares to take the trouble can form his own QPR by reading both the reviews and the price.  Then compare same for different providers.

Yep, you sure are.  Not that I'm complaining, mind you, but "market rate" for what you provide is surely a bargain.  I comes down to sparker's QPR.

I can only repeat the last sentence of my review of this extraordinary lady:

"Sedona is an addiction, in every good sense of the word."

Regardless of the value she offers in her fee structure, she is, simply put, one of the finest providers around.  Period.

One of these days we will meet.

Until then XO.

Nothing to rip someone off but enough that I am still in the game~

Shaye

Fee may be the technical term for you. But, as a companion, I don't charge "fees" for my time. It's a donation from the gentleman whom spend time with me. Meaning, they enjoy their time and wish to provide a token or gift and not something that means they are "obligated" to see you. That attitude is exactly why many gentlemen don't see one particular lady and play "wheel of fortune" until they find companions who appreciate them and their "donations".

I don't think calling it a donation will fly in a court of law.  Heck, even that woman who claimed she was a priestess and that the monies were donations to her church didn't get away with it!

When I attend a charity event, sometimes the entrance fee is called a donation.  I never got the impression it was optional, though.  They are providing entertainment or dinner or something for a set price, and the money is going to charity.  

It seems to me that if you state that it costs a certain amount of dollars for a certain amount of time with you, then you are charging for your time (at the very least).  We can play word games, and I do think it's prudent to be no more blatant than necessary, but I doubt that calling it a donation is any less incriminating than calling it a fee.  

Oh, and I very much appreciate the gentlemen I see and the fees they give me.  

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