Found a escort website recently and all the listed wg are R6000 per hour and requires a R2.5k deposit 40 minutes before your arrival, and also you need to book the wg 1 day before.
The wg are labeled as models and there are different rules on treat wg, for example if they don't feel safe with you they can just take money and go.
I never know punting can be this expensive these days.

That's an order of magnitude above the normal going rate. I have no sympathy for anyone dumb enough to fall for this kind of bullshit.

Is it one of those fake websites, don't send the "deposit"

Not discounting the fact that this could be (and sounds like a scam)I watched a very interesting webinar this weekend on pricing of goods for entrepreneurs.
There is a restaurant in New York that sells gold leaf covered donuts for $100. People buy them and even fly into NY to buy them. The point of the webinar is that is you sell $1 donuts you will attract $1 clients. If you sell $100 donuts you will attract $100 clients.

The same could be said about pricing for WG's.
If you sell your goods for R200 you attract R200 clients.
Sell your goods for R6000 and you attract R6000 clients.

I am happy to pay more because I believe in my value and require people I am with to be of the same value.

Sad truth is that one often enough comes across $1 doughnuts with a $100 price tag and they dont even resemble the $100 treats

Amen mister Q Amen !

If you buy a Mercedes expect to drive out of the dealer with the Mercedes. Dd not pay for a Mercedes and drive out with a Toyota.

Having said that I think that sites like those are scams. Rather go with a true and tested site like ESA.

Regards and good luck. Give us feedback after you have visited those R6k wgs. (pst. I wont hold my breath)

Anyone who has ever shopped at Woolworths has fallen for this for this "scam". Pick n pay will sell a tin of baked beans for R6 (i have no idea what a can of baked beans costs). Woolworths will take the baked beans, put it in a nice jar, call it bean salad and charge you R26 for it. That's capitalism for you

On 2016-02-22 10:00:46 jon blogs said:
Anyone who has ever shopped at Woolworths has fallen for this for this "scam". Pick n pay will sell a tin of baked beans for R6 (i have no idea what a can of baked beans costs). Woolworths will take the baked beans, put it in a nice jar, call it bean salad and charge you R26 for it. That's capitalism for you

My bru a blikkie Koo baked beans in tomata is about R8.20 for 410g.
I like to buy Rhodes 410g braai baked beans for R10.90 a blikkie.
Man I love me some baked beans. One day my future vrou better make some lekke baked beans.

On 2016-02-22 08:46:24 QCumber said:
Sad truth is that one often enough comes across $1 doughnuts with a $100 price tag and they dont even resemble the $100 treats

True that boss. And in this industry especially true.

LOL! @ "The wg are labeled as models and there are different rules on treat wg, for example if they don't feel safe with you they can just take money and go."

when the wg do come to "take" your money boss, pls ask her to ask her pimp hows that nigerian astronaut stuck on a space station doing.

Any WG that costs more than a visit to a specialist doctor.... really!