Sp's should travel

[giver_snoot]

That is exactly how i feel about heading downtown. You sp's all know each other, or see each other at the union meetings, maybe you could arrange a swap. Two days a week exchange incalls with an sp in surrey.

I know the 3538 group have incalls in burnaby ( which is much easier to get too) and Vancouver.

 

[Lo-ki]

Every suite was pre-sold before construction started. Its not a rental.

They might be pre-sold..... the Strata that is formed after its finished will decide if their are gonna be rental or not.

 

[Riza]

They might be pre-sold..... the Strata that is formed after its finished will decide if their are gonna be rental or not.

There are no rentals allowed in the building for min of 2 yrs. Everyone bought with the intention of moving into their own suite.

 

[JonnyBoi]

That's what they all say, a new strata council can overthrow that and start their own things, such as having pets and rental units...

My friend was in the strata council in Toronto and says if they really want to, the council can decide on a lot of things.. I just hope you get a group of people with no ulterior motives. They can be such a boon or a curse.. Kind of like any government, haha.

 

[agentman]

I don't think the downtown market is saturated for providers. I think the real issue is the lack of in-call space. That results in less flexibility especially for married pooners who can't just skip out after dinner for 2 hours on a frequent basis.

As for regular clients traveling, would they? My experience in this city is that it takes a long time to get anywhere. You'd be spending more time getting to and from the appointment than you would in the appointment. If you do that frequently you start thinking "nah" not worth it.

From my own personal experience, when my favorite SP moved from New West to rural part of Langley, i still saw her on a regular basis. You mention a lack of incall space in the Vancouver downtown core, that's another incentive for ladies to move to a more central location like Burnaby or westside of New West. If clients commute to the downtown core for a session compared to Burnaby or New West i don't know if the time difference would be that significant. Maybe some other guys can voice their opinions on the travel times.

 

[Riza]

That's what they all say, a new strata council can overthrow that and start their own things, such as having pets and rental units...

Thats why I will be running for council lol

 

[burcs]

There are no rentals allowed in the building for min of 2 yrs. Everyone bought with the intention of moving into their own suite.

How do you know everyone bought with the intention of moving into the suite...? By the way, how did the New West incall end up working for you?

It won't be as bad as the towers by Metrotown (and some are sparsely like that in Vancouver) which are maybe 50-75% occupied, but I'm sure there will be a few that sit empty.

Sorry to derail. Re: pooner demographic, I'd fathom that a majority of high end pooner situate themselves downtown for reasons already mentioned. Add to the fact that these guys aren't likely wanting to travel much, it just makes most sense for a lady to base herself near Downtown Vancouver.

 

[Lady Companion]

This is true but you can't really get away with charging those courtesan prices in Surrey, the most you can get away with charging is maybe 280 and that's if you're in a nice area like Langley. If you're in Surrey central or guildford/whalley/newton the prices are just lower, so you're going to have to see more clients (if you're looking to make tons of money in a short amount of time). Also in Surrey most guys who actually poon here are looking for a bargain, even if they are visiting from Vancouver. I've seen poor souls drive all the way from North Van to get a 15 minute quicky for $100 lmao.

That wasn't my experience. I was in Whalley, before the Olympics, and had no problem charging $400/hour. I was in a nice building, and of course my suite was beautifully cared for and spotless.

I would definitely agree that if somebody is just looking to get the deed done, and doesn't care who they see (within whatever parameters they set) then you may have to draw people to you with lower prices if you are in the outskirts. However, I am very blessed in that the majority of gentlemen I see want to see ME specifically. They don't want to see AN escort or a companion. They want to see me. So travelling an hour or two really isn't a big deal for them. They make the time and effort for the experience they want.

I still have regulars who fly in from as far as Sydney Australia, the UK, and Mainland China just to see me....then head back home. They don't have business to do in Vancouver, and it's not a stopover. They come to Vancouver to see me, then they go back home. So in comparison, a 45 minute skytrain ride isn't that bad ;-)

 

[Caramel]

That wasn't my experience. I was in Whalley, before the Olympics, and had no problem charging $400/hour. I was in a nice building, and of course my suite was beautifully cared for and spotless.

I would definitely agree that if somebody is just looking to get the deed done, and doesn't care who they see (within whatever parameters they set) then you may have to draw people to you with lower prices if you are in the outskirts. However, I am very blessed in that the majority of gentlemen I see want to see ME specifically. They don't want to see AN escort or a companion. They want to see me. So travelling an hour or two really isn't a big deal for them. They make the time and effort for the experience they want.

I still have regulars who fly in from as far as Sydney Australia, the UK, and Mainland China just to see me....then head back home. They don't have business to do in Vancouver, and it's not a stopover. They come to Vancouver to see me, then they go back home. So in comparison, a 45 minute skytrain ride isn't that bad ;-)

Angel, you can't really compare yourself to surrey girls, I've been watching Surrey prices since 2011 and believe me, there is no one out here that ever charged or tried to charge more than 300 since then. Doesn't matter if your incall is a spotless palace, in Surrey that just doesn't happen anymore, either you just always maintained a good reputation, or things have changed a lot since 2010. If a SP in Surrey charged 400, she would have extremely slow business and a lot of verbal abuse from those cheapo's who ask for discounts, thats for sure.

 

[deathreborn]

I worked in Surrey for a few years, and it was way busier than working in Vancouver. If somebody wants to see you, coming in from Vancouver is not going to hold them back. However, people that live in Langley, Surrey, White Rock etc. don't really like to go over the bridge. Surrey also gets more of the Seattle demographic who are just coming up to have fun.

I'm in downtown for personal reasons, and have a spectacular luxury suite here on the water. But if I was simply looking to make as much as possible, I would definitely head back to Surrey. You can't get through a liaison without your voice mail filling up (back when they only held 10 messages)

In Vancouver, I am as busy as I want to be, while still allowing myself the luxury of being selective of whom I see. In Surrey, it was insane. It was exhausting just having to respond to the deluge of interested suitors.

your pricing structure was also quite different in surrey. lower prices mean more demand. that's when i last saw you as you were affordable for my budget level. with your current rates it's not even close. so factor in that you've eliminated a certain segment of the market. the $200-300 hr. customer base such as myself has gone elsewhere.

 

[JonnyBoi]

With Summer prices in effect though it's really unlikely. Every site I checked the Fairmont in Calgary was $299/night plus tax, for Vancouver trying to get a decent hotel in the summer under $270/night plus tax with no key card access downtown is super slim. In off season it's a lot more likely to get deals, but Summer tourism is here. I had quite the headache doing research for my upcoming trip and number crunching so I skipped Calgary altogether due to hotel prices and flaky inquiries.

If price is your number one concern: try to go on Hotwire.com
I've used agoda, hotels.com, trivago, etc. And if you can, try and stay within a similar chain and obtain status, it'll make your life much easier (when you ask for towels, robes, changing sheets etc. They would be way more amicable).

Also, ALWAYS do your flight AND hotel inquiries in privacy/incognito mode. As the websites give you cookies and the more you inquire about a specific location, the more the price gets jacked up. Heck, use one window incognito window for flight and then use another browser for hotels.. (I just checked Calgary now and it's from $119-$289 per night. There are some $149 and $189's as well.)

I also hoard points from work so it's a bit easier for me to upgrade and book flight sometimes.

The keycard thing though.. Is not something I've considered before.. And that's pretty important and I guess it would be tremendously inconvenient to come down every time to meet/gather your visitor.. Perhaps an upscale "residence" via AirBnB?

Not trying to advertise for these sites, I just want to more ladies to consider Vancouver as their touring stop.. And cutting cost is a good way to aid with that .

 

[giaebonyprincess]

So with my Vancouver trip coming up in August, I most likely would be staying in the downtown area, my question is what is a fair donation. I thought 350 because of the very high prices of the hotels. I'm looking at 400 a night so far...yikes. When I travel to Edmonton and Saskatoon, 300 was my rate but the hotels there are at a great price.

I know that its my decision and I don't care for quantity but quality people however, I am open to your feedback.

 

[Athenalust]

When it comes to a Ladies price it should not matter where they are located, if a gentlemen wants to see them they will. It is rude to, haggle sadly if the Lady is not in the gentlemens price range, he should not expect her to lower it or just pass (maybe one day she will have a special). A Ladies worth is her business and gentlemen should respect and honour it, as Many of the Ladies do put time and effort into every appointment.

Hotels for downtown look into hotels.com, bookings.bom and expedia has some good deals .

Apartment, well downtown is harder to find a location, but still many beautiful opitions.

 

[giver_snoot]

So with my Vancouver trip coming up in August, I most likely would be staying in the downtown area, my question is what is a fair donation. I thought 350 because of the very high prices of the hotels. I'm looking at 400 a night so far...yikes. When I travel to Edmonton and Saskatoon, 300 was my rate but the hotels there are at a great price.

I know that its my decision and I don't care for quantity but quality people however, I am open to your feedback.

It not just the price, but the hassle of traveling from the burbs to the downtown area. There are lots of great hotels in the metrotown area in burnaby, plus it is more central to the entire gvrd, and on the skytrain. Elemnt, Hilton, holiday express.

 

[giaebonyprincess]

When it comes to a Ladies price it should not matter where they are located, if a gentlemen wants to see them they will. It is rude to, haggle sadly if the Lady is not in the gentlemens price range, he should not expect her to lower it or just pass (maybe one day she will have a special). A Ladies worth is her business and gentlemen should respect and honour it, as Many of the Ladies do put time and effort into every appointment.

Hotels for downtown look into hotels.com, bookings.bom and expedia has some good deals .

Apartment, well downtown is harder to find a location, but still many beautiful opitions.

I personally think by your pic and presence here on the board ...you are priceless $$$$ , but for sure more then ,and no less then the cost of a great room in a 5 star hotel !
Set your bar high ! you are worth it Gia

Thank you both. Very well said!!!!

 

[giaebonyprincess]

It not just the price, but the hassle of traveling from the burbs to the downtown area. There are lots of great hotels in the metrotown area in burnaby, plus it is more central to the entire gvrd, and on the skytrain. Elemnt, Hilton, holiday express.

I will look into it, biggest problem for us SPs with hotels is finding one with a NO keycard access elevator!!

 

[wintersurfer]

I will look into it, biggest problem for us SPs with hotels is finding one with a NO keycard access elevator!!

Check out "Rosedale on Robson"
http://www.rosedaleonrobson.com

 

[badbadboy]

I will look into it, biggest problem for us SPs with hotels is finding one with a NO keycard access elevator!!

Hilton at Metrotown is SP friendly aka no card access.

 

[JonnyBoi]

River rock, pinnacle and Element by Westin are all under $300/night
Westin Wall Centre and Georgia hotel are both around $320-350 ish..
I used hotel/trivago/kayak/hipmunk to compare. Once I know an hotel is consistently cheaper (needs reservations) I usually move onto Hotwire.

A quick search suggests that 4-5 star for under $350 per night is very plentiful.

Good luck!!!

 

[golferjohn]

perhaps explore AirB'n'B and VRBO for available DT condos...a week could be had for 2-3 nights at a 5 Star hotel (just a thought). I've also wondered why SP's from various cities with their own incalls haven't established a 'network' to 'house-swap'...no brainer if you ask me