And another provider's view
[QUOTE=Mmgeg;3316012]It seems that the " negotiating " term has been used more frequently than before. I don't know if it's because of what has happened to BP and some of the people that use BP are coming over to this site or not. I have not had to deal with this issue until recently. I look at it as a disrespect factor. If you want to see a provider bad enough then the rates should not be a issue and you would have no issue being screened. (another topic but won't discuss at this time) .
When I have someone that wants to " negotiate ' rates or tell me he's used to paying this amount or tell me he contacted someone else and they are willing to see him for this amount. Ummmm. Then go ahead and see them then. Should be that easy right?
I Recently had someone that asked if I would match another providers rates. Ummm last time I checked this is NOT Walmart. That was probably most insulting thing that anyone could do.
It seems more regular members (couple seniors out there) think this practice is going to work and it may on some but it surely will bite you in the ass one day.
I do understand that having a positive review is wonderful and great marketing to have but surely I can't be the only one out there that thinks if you do a good job regardless of your rates someone is going to give you a positive review anyways.[/QUOTE]When someone attempts to negotiate rates (especially with well reviewed providers) all they do is antagonize the target provider on at least two fronts: 1). No one likes a cheap Ass and two). Providers set their rates at a number they are comfortable with so once you attempt to negotiate you come across as disrespectful as you've made it clear just by asking that you don't value the opinion of the provider or herself deemed worth. If you are looking to not invest in the experience more than a certain price point then "shop" within that price point. Don't think you'll get Ruth Cris quality on a sizzler budget because it's not going to happen. What is going to happen is that that provider will tell all her friends who will tell their friends and you will almost certainly end up on a blacklist as a cheap haggler.
Another thing, if you are on a roll and want to piss off a provider that is reputable and known for providing a nice incall be sure to ask for "car play" or a "car date". WTF most of your established well reviewed providers are over 30. Give them a break, they didn't get their reputations from offering blow and go's in the back of your Toyota.
Some Integrity Scenarios to Ponder
Provider A and B are friends. Provider A sees Monger X and tells provider B she was concerned but not to the point to warn Provider B of Monger X. Provider B is contacted by Monger X and sets up an appointment. However she has some concerns so she has a Monger friend come over and hide in the closet during the session to ensure her safety during the session. What if Provider B hid a tape recorder in the room to tape her session for either safety reasons or so her SO can hear all the dirty details? What if Provider A had a hidden Go-Pro or left her laptop running on Skype or on record? What if texts are exchanged after a session has ended clarifying any conversations during the session? Based on these scenarios if a review is posted and some things are said in the review that don't coincide with what the monger friend heard, what is on tape, on Skype, video taped or texted is it a YMMV situation?
Some providers don't wish to show their presence on the board for many reasons. So if the above situation occurs and someone has information that is factual is it "White Knighting" to clarify the experience? Is this just true if posted on open forums and not through PM's?
If you see something you think is true at first and realize it's not true then why say anything at all. Example: I was with a provider and headed towards some tasty DATY. I noticed bumps around the ladies dining area. At first I thought, Herpes! However after closer inspection I noticed it was just razor burn. So should I even mention what I first thought to be true when I realized it wasn't?
When someone posts a provider does BBFS during a session, whether it's true or not, then it has many consequences. One it drives those that want that service towards her and if she doesn't do it she has to be extra careful with new and some old clients that may want that type of service. It drives current clients that have no interest in that type of behavior away from her. It causes her phone to blow up with all kinds of questions about did she really do it, why don't you do it with me, how much more do you charge for that type of service, etc. So be careful about what you say about your experience. It can hurt the reputation of a good provider and it can hurt your future experiences with providers that don't allow it and now know you do it.
All the things above are worth pondering. Integrity in a business that society views with distaste is important.
Research for an upcoming trip
And I ran across this. How many of you are too young to get the reference:
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