Washington DC

Is it just me or...
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Haven't been on P411 for the past couple months. What I am seeing is that the rates for many top providers on P411 keep climbing. Most girls I have seen in the past from 300$ to $450 have all gone up by $100 to 300. I guess you have to really fork over top money to see great ladies now. And there is so much talk about the economy being on down turn... I am fine with it but I am not sure if this will be a trend

Think about it, a provider has to lay out a lot of money to come to a city, airfare, hotel, meals, and any other cost they may incur. It all adds up quick. On top of that she needs to make enough money to cover her personal bills to.
Face it the cost is going to go up and up.

As a provider from out of town, my overhead costs for.a 5 day visits are $1200+. Airline ticket costs are going up with the fuel prices, hotels costs are at least $125 a night for a nice place, rental car, gas , food and various items one may need while away from home all add up.
I have had the same clients for over a year and I am mostly exclusive to them, because I prefer building relationships then the revolving door game. $400 is not a outrageous cost, when all the expenses are taken into consideration.
That being said, it is also about what you are looking for. If you like quantity, new girls often and you don't care anything but the obvious, then $400 might be over the top. There are many providers that charge lower rates and they make the same money I do, but they don't mind the revolving door, that's not my thing. I prefer to be comfortable, get to know people a little bit.

Megan

The NC/NS rate is high for clients.  LE has turned up the heat.  And now there's at least one sick guy reportedly robbing and attacking the providers.  Higher risks mean higher rewards if you want the women to work in DC.  It's not seen as a good place to be right now.

If you guys want to save money try and see if multi-hour discount is available. Most ladies offer it on their website and in ADs.

Just saying..

the provider rates reflect the upward market trends.  I can understand that after an extended period of flat rates, things might go up.  Plus, this market is really a supply and demand market.  If you can maintain a schedule as busy as you want to as a provider, you'll know the priceline for your 'goods'.

I could not imagine being in a place where the cost of living is double, if not triple, of what our mortgage rates are, and charging less. Can we say, "High Volume?" No thanks. I did a thread about cost of living for providers in certain areas, and the feedback, although sparse, was pretty clear. If you don't have another job, you are having to fk 10 guys a week to make it. Sorry, but not every provider wants to do that.

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Exactly. :) Also, some may offer more then the average Provider which not only takes more of her time, but more cost on her end as well. It's just like any other business, you get what you pay for. :)

She may have had a unsatisfactory experience and may want to up her standard in who she sees, and weed out those that may be less of what she's looking for.

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