I don't see the problem at all asking her if she has any specials running. Considering you saw her two months ago and she recently texted you, it seems she likes to keep a client/provider relationship where she makes sure her customers are happy. Go ahead and text her "Hey...do you have any specials running? Last time I was too busy to take up on your $100 offer.." or something along those lines. I'm willing to bet she will accommodate you.

To save your money in case you need to buy gas for your house?

If you have saw her previously as you have stated and she reached out to you then I don't see it as a problem.  Here's the thing IMO, she probably reached out to you because she was in a bind financially and needed the funds.  So depending on her standing right now is going to dictate how she receives your proposal.  I recently got an email from a lady that I saw about a year ago, she is higher on the rate scale now (400/then, 1000/now).  In the email she stated that she was "grandfathering" previously seen clients in at her old rates.  I received this email in the last week of December 2016.  Due to work and grad school I couldn't set up a meeting.  I got a little free time during the first week of January 2017 and decided to email her and see if we could set something up.  I received an email from her assistant saying that she was no longer offering her "grandfathered" rates because that was 2016, and this is 2017 (her assistants words).  So in the span of 2 weeks she went from offering grandfathered rates to it's a new year and no more grandfathered rates, go figure.  

be using the alias when you contact the lady in question, so Lexi's caution is still valid and should be considered.  

BLs.... DNS... etc.--- probably not much of a concern in that price range.  When you start bargaining over an extra 15 minutes, I am guessing that screening is probably something like - You Got Cash!  Good - come on over...

I assume it would probably not get a client blacklisted to ask if a very recently advertised special is still in effect. But in general I just figure the posted rate is the posted rate. Haven't been blacklisted yet--so far! that I know of!

any hooker who has ever offered $100 specials isn't going to be offended by a guy who pulls up in a motorhome asking if her specials are still on.  

Her intention may not be as benevolent as you think. The cynic in me thinks it's just one provider trying to DISCOURAGE a client to negotiate a good deal in particular and in general to DISCOURAGE all potential clients from searching out such deal -in effect solicitING LOWEST BID from competing providers.

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I'd just contact her and ask if she was still offering sessions at her special rate? Situations like that is why I save texts.  If she scoffs and says she doesn't do so and so or has never offered that, screen shot her the text.  Again, I don't like to bother ladies with negotiations, but if a lady contacts you then the floor is open.  

I saw a woman at 400/hr, during that hour and before I left she told me that now that I've seen her, I get a 2hr appointment for 500. I was perplexed, the numbers didn't make much sense. So the next appointment I requested I asked for a 2 hr appointment, it was granted, then I brought up the rate she mentioned and asked if in fact that was accurate. I got crickets chirping, then she texted back that her 90 min appointment was 550 for return customers. Then shortly afterward she texted that her flight to town was postponed due to weather and she'd need to cancel. This was obvious that she was bailing on me because she thought I was being a cheap bastard and a negotiator.

I agree with your statement for the most part.  But here's the thing, a provider shouldn't offer discounted rates and then when you remind them of it, they renege.  I'm sure you didn't have a gun to her head when she offered 2hr @ $500.  I abhor such practices.  If you tell a child that they can have some candy "later on" and then they ask you later on can they have some candy, why get pissed at them for asking for something that you agreed to give them?  

Where else do you have an entire industry that has somehow convinced 99% of their clientele that it's "disrespectful" to negotiate their rates and an offense so severe that it warrants blacklisting?