I feel bad for permanent Cape town residents. 2k for a punt, that is just one round

Looking at rentals there..... I'm sure they have economic reasons.

Yip, only the strong survive in Capetown. There are a few gems here but you have to search long and hard to find them.

Otherwise wait for bonus time and book an EU model for the night once a year, if you are disaplined enough to go dry for 12 months.

I don't venture above 2k during the year. Current times are hard for everyone.

Someone is obviously paying those rates or prices would come down. Ranges 2 to 5k. Clearly only for the very wealthy or international visitors.

I grew up in cape town and its true. Everything is more expensive than what your job is paying. Thats why i moved up in end of 2019 and have only go to visit in cape town.

Well I charge R1500 for an hour visit when I work in Cape Town, and my very generous clients pay my fee. Even though I am not the supermodel type and I am 50 years old.

However, the living expenses in Cape Town are very high. To make sure my clients have a comfortable and great experience with me, it costs extra money.

So I suppose the ladies residing there full time have to also make a living.

On 2024-05-31 22:21:35 Janine said:
Well I charge R1500 for an hour visit when I work in Cape Town, and my very generous clients pay my fee. Even though I am not the supermodel type and I am 50 years old.

Do correct me if I'm wrong, but 1.5k used to be the standard rate in Cape Town. I know it was at least 3 years ago when I started. Those being quoted 2k, are those enquiring with those charging 2k. I haven't heard from any ladies charging upward of 2k but if I did that'd be enough to convince me to raise my rate

At least I know now what NOT to do while planning a Cape Town trip, thank you for the tip.
Hopefully I can do my CT trip this year and not postpone it to next year.

See you soon soon most fair CT...



And dearest TelsaESA

YOU specially i hope I shall have the pleasure of!




RB.