The Sugar World

**JimRob** · 07-14-21 14:06

This one wants 150 for meet and greet only, and 500 for "private time".

I passed.

https://www.seeking.com/member/a3aa8...d-6d6f3da6784b

**MarkCovale** · 06-30-21 15:42

Not sure about the pornstar part -.

But she's legit. I visited w her on a trip it must have been 2-3 years now. Just like the pics. https://zbporn.com/albums/401551/bac.../image9551022/.

Originally Posted by Fbrd68 [View Original Post]

https://www.seeking.com/member/2221c...d-08272da3ab84

Does anyone recognize her? She says she's a pornstar but doesn't give out her name until after meeting.

Just interested in knowing who it is.

**Fbrd68** · 06-30-21 14:16

https://www.seeking.com/member/2221c...d-08272da3ab84

Does anyone recognize her? She says she's a pornstar but doesn't give out her name until after meeting.

Just interested in knowing who it is.

**Chingados** · 06-18-21 16:16

The GPS is strong with this one.

https://www.seeking.com/member/b6119...5-304e1efe5c6b

Wants 300, but was willing to go down to 250 for a M&G drinks and / or meal. Said for any private activities after dinner, it would be on top of that.

Needless to say, I politely declined and wished her the best. Must have hit a nerve because she had to get the last word in by making sure I knew that there are plenty of guys that will agree to her terms and she will meet with them instead.

**Leep12** · 06-16-21 00:00

Originally Posted by Zimbler [View Original Post]

SA is your best bet, but a lot of the ladies on SA who've been on there for a while act a lot like escorts. Pricing will definitely be higher in Vegas. I recommend searching for ladies who are newest to the site, which you can do in the search settings on SA. The ones without experience will be more open to things and less transactional.

Also, don't wait until you get to Vegas. Start early and message as many as you can. These girls get hundreds of messages and ignore most of them. A lot of the profiles will be scams asking you to send a little money upfront. It can be time consuming to find the right girl who will actually meet you. I guess in the end picking a high end escort will be a lot less hassle, but when you find the rare unicorn on SA it makes it worthwhile.

Thanks Appreciate the intel and been trying to link with a few this ve. . Funny thing in ATL is best to find the more experienced girls since they know the real market. Newer girls get on the forums and come in with unrealistic expectations.

**DlVegasRoller1** · 06-15-21 23:07

Originally Posted by Zimbler [View Original Post]

SA is your best bet, but a lot of the ladies on SA who've been on there for a while act a lot like escorts. Pricing will definitely be higher in Vegas. I recommend searching for ladies who are newest to the site, which you can do in the search settings on SA. The ones without experience will be more open to things and less transactional.

Also, don't wait until you get to Vegas. Start early and message as many as you can. These girls get hundreds of messages and ignore most of them. A lot of the profiles will be scams asking you to send a little money upfront. It can be time consuming to find the right girl who will actually meet you. I guess in the end picking a high end escort will be a lot less hassle, but when you find the rare unicorn on SA it makes it worthwhile.

Search SA by newest. Stay away from old profiles. Do the work up front before you travel. It's going to take a bunch of messages and texts. You will find a good one.

**Zimbler** · 06-15-21 19:30

Originally Posted by Leep12 [View Original Post]

Guys,

Going to be visiting Vegas soon for a few days. I'm from the ATL scene I just work a rotation of SBs as I never really enjoyed the "escort type" very much and don't like to feel rushed.

Does it make sense to use a site like SA or SDM / sugar dating sites to try and meet ladies for company during my stay?

Or am I basically looking at the same Type escorts on all of the sites?

SA is your best bet, but a lot of the ladies on SA who've been on there for a while act a lot like escorts. Pricing will definitely be higher in Vegas. I recommend searching for ladies who are newest to the site, which you can do in the search settings on SA. The ones without experience will be more open to things and less transactional.

Also, don't wait until you get to Vegas. Start early and message as many as you can. These girls get hundreds of messages and ignore most of them. A lot of the profiles will be scams asking you to send a little money upfront. It can be time consuming to find the right girl who will actually meet you. I guess in the end picking a high end escort will be a lot less hassle, but when you find the rare unicorn on SA it makes it worthwhile.

**Leep12** · 06-15-21 19:09

Guys,

Going to be visiting Vegas soon for a few days. I'm from the ATL scene I just work a rotation of SBs as I never really enjoyed the "escort type" very much and don't like to feel rushed.

Does it make sense to use a site like SA or SDM / sugar dating sites to try and meet ladies for company during my stay?

Or am I basically looking at the same Type escorts on all of the sites?

**Jim Stark** · 06-07-21 21:43

Had the time to see a couple of ladies while I was in Vegas. I have one more date planned for tomorrow, but she's annoying me, so we'll see.

https://www.seeking.com/member/3c95c...8-bc4a6e1f9115

She's nice and thick, not fat at all, but a little thicker than her pics show. Full BB for $400. She drove herself or got her own Uber, which isn't a huge deal, but I find it annoying when I have to send an Uber for these girls too.

https://www.seeking.com/member/17f63...0-f61dc0b19f2d

Took a recommendation from this board. She's going and hot and has an amazing body. Full Bb for $600. I probably over paid, but that's ok, talked her down from 8. LOL. She also got her own Uber.

**SexThinker** · 06-03-21 08:19

Originally Posted by JimRob [View Original Post]

Your example of working 10 hours to make more money than working 15 hours is a place every seller wants to be. However, without a willing buyer, it doesn't put food on the table or more likely cover their bad habits.

Again, as long as some suckers are willing to pay the price, the "sellers" will keep their prices up.

I think you're agreeing with me here. My example was pointing toward that a 'seller' will keep the higher price if they are making the money. No one can know how well a price will go until it's tested out.

If people ARE paying the prices, and they don't stop, and the provider is happy with the money they are making from it. Well it's not going to go back down. At that point, they aren't 'suckers', they are 'the clientele'. But on the flip side, if the clientele runs out for whatever the reason then prices will either go down to try and make up for it in volume, or up to try and make up for it in flow, and the cycle will happen once again.

The whole point of a 'market' is that the 'market' will either bear certain prices or it won't. If people are willing to pay -- either because they don't care, because they are ignorant of old prices, or because they legitly think it's a fair price, then it'll stay at that price. As your own free entity, you're free to pay it or not. You're also free to complain about it of course.

**JimRob** · 06-02-21 13:01

Originally Posted by MNeiman [View Original Post]

Like you I'm not going to expend much grey matter on this but some thoughts when reading all the "economic analysis" here.

While Supply and Demand is indeed a core principle of ECO101 reality often goes much deeper than that. ECO201,301, 401 combined with Mktg 101 to 401, Sales 101 to 401 and Socio Economic study reveals things ain't always as simple as they may seem to a wide eyed Freshman. Add to that unique and sometimes hidden market pressures and influences like Impulse and Thinking with Little Head and all bets are out the window.

Yes sales and marketing come into play when someone is trying to differentiate themselves. That is why a high class escort can demand $1,000 or more per encounter.

A common street ho only has her skills and attitude to differentiate. Most dudes have no idea what performance will be like unless they have previously seen her or they have received reliable intel.

So when every girl on SA and every street ho suddenly increases their prices, with no other change in individual performance or sales technique, it is because some people are willing buyers at that higher price point. If no one agrees to pay the higher price point, prices come down.

**M Neiman** · 06-02-21 11:20

Originally Posted by RogerOver [View Original Post]

But that's not how sales works. I'm not going to bother breaking it all out for you guys since you seem to have it all figured out. Just saying your perceptions on how shit works seems a little myopic and centered on your perceptions on how it's all supposed to go. Which is sort of the definition of myopic.

Like you I'm not going to expend much grey matter on this but some thoughts when reading all the "economic analysis" here.

While Supply and Demand is indeed a core principle of ECO101 reality often goes much deeper than that. ECO201,301, 401 combined with Mktg 101 to 401, Sales 101 to 401 and Socio Economic study reveals things ain't always as simple as they may seem to a wide eyed Freshman. Add to that unique and sometimes hidden market pressures and influences like Impulse and Thinking with Little Head and all bets are out the window.

**JimRob** · 06-02-21 09:45

Originally Posted by SexThinker [View Original Post]

It's pretty simply if you think about it.

If you sell something at 200 and get 15 sales, you won't make as much money as 10 sales at 400. Simple math. In general, the 'market' will price itself toward the optimum price to make the most money. The main thing is trying to find said price can be very difficult. I can very much see a less-educated person setting their own prices not thinking about the concept of lowering prices to try and draw them in but rather raising them to try and make up for it.

It might be working, it might not. Unless we know the actual numbers, none of us are in a position to say.

But there's also two more factors to consider. First off since these are individuals doing a job, there's always their personal biases and perceptions that can skew how they think of certain prices. Combine this with the fact that even if they end up with slightly less money, it might just be worth it for the less overall work they have to do. Wouldn't you rather spend 10 hours instead of 15 to make the same amount of money?

The market does not price itself toward the optimum price to make the most money. The market prices itself to where a willing seller and a willing buyer are in agreement. In other words, a seller can set whatever price they want. Without a willing buyer, there will be no sales. On the flip side, a buyer can set whatever price they are willing to pay, but unless a seller is willing to sell for that price, no sale.

Your example of working 10 hours to make more money than working 15 hours is a place every seller wants to be. However, without a willing buyer, it doesn't put food on the table or more likely cover their bad habits.

Again, as long as some suckers are willing to pay the price, the "sellers" will keep their prices up.

**SexThinker** · 06-02-21 08:15

Originally Posted by JimRob [View Original Post]

It's not up to them to judge the market, the market does not care what a group of hookers might think or desire, the market reacts to market forces. If the market doesn't react positively to higher prices (meaning some suckers are willing to pay the higher price) then the price increase falls flat and demand for services drops.

Simple economics dictated by the market itself.

It's pretty simply if you think about it.

If you sell something at 200 and get 15 sales, you won't make as much money as 10 sales at 400. Simple math. In general, the 'market' will price itself toward the optimum price to make the most money. The main thing is trying to find said price can be very difficult. I can very much see a less-educated person setting their own prices not thinking about the concept of lowering prices to try and draw them in but rather raising them to try and make up for it.

It might be working, it might not. Unless we know the actual numbers, none of us are in a position to say.

But there's also two more factors to consider. First off since these are individuals doing a job, there's always their personal biases and perceptions that can skew how they think of certain prices. Combine this with the fact that even if they end up with slightly less money, it might just be worth it for the less overall work they have to do. Wouldn't you rather spend 10 hours instead of 15 to make the same amount of money?