With average prices per hour now hovering between R1000 and R1500 I think horny guys are becoming desperate, considering that this hobby is a luxury and one none of us are willing to cut from our budgets!

On 2018-07-04 07:16:22 Willy777 said:
It's simple...

Can't afford the R800 the girl charges for an hour, then take the R500 she charges for half an hour. But don't insult her by wanting the half hour rate for a full hour worth of her time.

How would you feel if you car only took you half as far with a full tank of fuel? ;)

I wouldn't feel insulted. Maybe disappointed, but not insulted.
This is an emotive subject on an emotive industry, and consensus will never be reached. But, try and tone the emotion down on the business end, and plow it into the emotive end.
And please...... Your tool of trade costs that are always brought up,,,,,, 90% of ladies in 99% of industries have those costs as well.

In principal I don't negotiate but have specials on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays (for info contact me)
BUT - I will definitely negotiate a special rate with a client after his 3rd visit and he makes a weekly booking with me from there after

I think that if a punter is regular, he should be able to ask for a discount. There's nothing wrong with negotiating either as long as it is fair. I have a range within which I'm prepared to spend but if I really want a specific sp , then I'll pay the price, even if it means waiting for a while (to save up).

For those who think it's fair to start negotiating at R200 when the price is R800, then they must understand that the experience will also be greatly lessened if it is agreed to. They may end up with jerking themselves off in front of a partially nude sp.

Mmm I don't mind negotiations no but the following is a complete NO NO!

Contacted via whatsapp Him:

"Hi, I would like to come see you but I have a small dilema, I only have R150 till Saturday when I get paid. Can I still see you for something like a quicky? And where are you located?"

Me:
"You really thought that would work ? But thanks for the laugh!!!"


Regards
Sexy ass

Free msrket and healthy economy is based on negitiation...

I don't think it is neither wrong nor right to ask for a discount, but I think the problem comes in how the subject is handled. If you are disrespectful or ask for a crazy discount you probably wont get it (and will get told to piss off), if you mention that you have a budget that is slightly less then the asking price it is then up to the SP to decide if she can accept the lower rate or not.

Personally I don't ask for a discount ever, that being said I tend to be the kind of punter who likes to have a regular lady or 2 rather than seeing a different lady every time I feel the need.
I have found that after a few sessions one of 2 things usually happen.

1. The lady starts to take liberties, service drops and everything just becomes unsatisfying, at which point I move on.

2. The lady sees that there is potential for regular income and offers a preferential rate based on the repeat business etc. so in effect I get a loyalty discount.

My 2 cents...

I clearly state on my website that my fees are not negotiable at all and that I detest price haggling. I find that stating this publicly has significantly reduced the amount of "negotiators" who contact me, in fact over the past year, I have not had a single "negotiator" making contact.

I am the type of person who saves up money, if I want something that is out of my price range and I expect the same mindset from prospective and existing clients.

In this tough economy asking for a discount should not be insulting.

It's a free market economy.
Going rate r800

Sorry I only have r600
Then the provider can decide yes or no.

What is very wrong is to book an appt .
Pitch up and them haggle as the w.g. has already set aside time for the appt.

To negotiate a fee before hand isn't an issue.
The w.g. could decide to give a discount but see the client at a quiet time.
That way it's again win situation rather than the provider sitting there doing nothing.

My 2 cents worth.

why should asking for a discount be insulting??
I personally never ask for one but then always stay within my price range..
And yes most service providers do so if asked.
I have had discounts from doctors (even an anaesthetist), my hairdresser, vehicle services (all the time!)and many others.
I used to do government contracts and you were surprised if you were NOT asked for a discount.
all the lady has to say is no and the punter must move on.