If an Ad on an agency website says Greek friendly, is greek included in the hour fee or is it extra to take a trip to greece?

Η απάντηση είναι ( The answer is..)

Both....

Depends on the Agency, the best thing to do is ask.

Traditionally it has always been more do to the extra effort and prep time. However lately there have been Providers who have been more than willing to cut other woman's throats in a pricing war.

When I was young I used to rage against the establishments need for an "order" to things. Now that I'm older and see what a free-for-all motivated by desperation for some does to an industry..... I now get it and have switched sides on that fight.


Anyway,

Sincerely,

Lee Dreams
Edamus, bibamus, gaudeamus.

If it doesn't say that she charges extra for Greek, it 's safe to assume that Greek is included in the actual donation. However, to be on the safer side I always express my interest in Greek when I make the appointment. Now it is up to the Agency to let me know that Greek would be extra charge. if at all there is any charge.  What I never do is bring up money in the conversation.

How about classy or prime? Anyone know if it is extra for greek with any of these 2 agencies?

I've not used classy for Greek, but I've used Prime for two separate providers. They did not charge me extra for Greek.