A Touch of Class Escorts
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I most recently had a run in with these agency, a week back. Stumbled home after the bar, flip through some pages and come across A Touch's ad. The chick literally gets there in a half, which was great cause my pants were splitting, in walks a this total hot brunette, the eyes, tight little body and that ass did it for me! Did my pockets mad damage but my pants another story, would I ever call this agency again no, not at those prices, would I see the chick again,absolutely! Was worth the dive for one night. I asked the chick's and I guess if your calling ask for a Avery cole.
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Mmmm seen her pics Chantel does have a nice big ass, titties yet to been seen. The damages of that night were 5-6 bills, dam thing about those girls and the agents get a little pricy for this guy. Did some more research, turns out that Avery is a indy in town as well, convenient i'd say. Had to book her soon as I found out,the girls a real sweety but game-one she's got energy,careful! Will post after my much needed and anticipated indy ses. with her, thats if I survive 
@ hdtk; that makes any man feel nervous - except when your drunk and stumblely after a couple rounds but just look online she has her own website actually check her out at averycoleescort.com thats where I booked instead of that agency bull crap plus it alot cheaper! Better luck this time ......
I have never booked one of their girls because of concerns about pricing, but have noticed several times that the girls they promote often have private ads running on bp and quote reasonable rates. Usually use one or two of the same pics, sometimes the same name sometimes different...
I just fixed an appointment with a girl in Sastatoon. They ask 150 for driver then you negotiate with girl when she is there. She asked 300 more of a HJ for 30min. I have met SP across NA and It's first time donation is so high. I did not go forward with the service and it's last time I do business with this agency...
Sure, there are some agencies to avoid, just as there are some MPs to avoid, as well as some independents to avoid. There are many variables to consider, one being price
Not ALL agencies run this way. I don't run mine like this. The client is charged a flat rate for the full hr. $300. If the SP chooses to offer extras, then that is between her and the client. She keeps all monies except for agency fee on the $300. The client gets the full hr and standard full service session. And I run a LEGAL business. All licensed and so or all my girls. The girls work whatever days and times they want. They are still their own bosses. Times have changed. Not all agencies are rip offs or money hungry pimps.
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April
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April
Well PeaceGuy I am not going to say you are wrong because you are absolutely right on! I think most girls break into the industry through a MP or agency become familiar with the industry ins and outs and hopefully move on. I enjoy taking my time with each client and not being on the clock, knowing whom I am seeing with pre-arranged dates so that my client and myself are both comfortable,being my own boss setting my own rates and schedule and most of all knowing my client leaves with a smile. I think everyone should avoid agencies as much as possible for things like this that go on. There are some really amazing independent providers in Edmonton that fit every man's desire with a simple search. I rest my case, Edmonton come explore
You know what - get off your high horse!! If this is your business as you say, then you are living off the avails, which, in spite of being 'struck down' by the Supreme Court, is still on the books. I'm so sick of reading how city lisensing, in the eyes of MP owners and lisenced SPs, somehow circumvents Canadian legislation!!! Lisensing is a municipal by-law!!!! Get it??? You're still living off the avails, and every MP in the city is technically a common bawdy house!!!
Insertcoolsaying.....wow, just plain wow.
With all due respect, you appear to be living in the stone age. These are businesses, and the people that work there are independant contaractors that according to Revenue Canada, can claim all their expenses just like all other independant workers in this country. The days of pimps are long gone and those situations are in the minority. You will be hard pressed to find people working in this business that are actually forced into this line of work. If you do find it, it will most likely be the case of family forcing a young girl to work, or illegal migrants with contracts, which again, is in the minority.
The current situation with studios is one of the better alternatives out there, providing a legal, safe and licensed facility in which to ply their trade from....plus it helps keep prostitution more regulated and out of the eyes of the scrutinizing public.....which means it treats the people in the business more like the regular work force in this country. I know, I know, it will be a long, slow, gradual change, but that is where acceptance begins.
And I ask you, what is your solution? Where do you spend your dollars, who do you support? I think the amount of illegal workers and unlicensed independants coming to this city is a huge problem....it allows everything to run unchecked....and that never ends well.
And if we are to lay blame....the City, collecting taxes and licensing fees from these people, is the biggest pimp. A government is the sum of it's people, you are one of it's people. As a benefactor of the collected taxes in this city or country, YOU are in fact benefitting from prostitution.
I am not picking a fight, just asking you to look at a bigger picture.
With all due respect, you appear to be living in the stone age. These are businesses, and the people that work there are independant contaractors that according to Revenue Canada, can claim all their expenses just like all other independant workers in this country. The days of pimps are long gone and those situations are in the minority. You will be hard pressed to find people working in this business that are actually forced into this line of work. If you do find it, it will most likely be the case of family forcing a young girl to work, or illegal migrants with contracts, which again, is in the minority.
The current situation with studios is one of the better alternatives out there, providing a legal, safe and licensed facility in which to ply their trade from....plus it helps keep prostitution more regulated and out of the eyes of the scrutinizing public.....which means it treats the people in the business more like the regular work force in this country. I know, I know, it will be a long, slow, gradual change, but that is where acceptance begins.
And I ask you, what is your solution? Where do you spend your dollars, who do you support? I think the amount of illegal workers and unlicensed independants coming to this city is a huge problem....it allows everything to run unchecked....and that never ends well.
And if we are to lay blame....the City, collecting taxes and licensing fees from these people, is the biggest pimp. A government is the sum of it's people, you are one of it's people. As a benefactor of the collected taxes in this city or country, YOU are in fact benefitting from prostitution.
I am not picking a fight, just asking you to look at a bigger picture.
Quite honestly, no, I dont have a solution. In my reply, I wasn't supporting current Canadian laws or enforcement relating to prostitution. My issue was with the lady holding her self above others in the business, stating she's 'LEGAL', when in fact, she's still skirting certain federal laws. Being 'a little more legal' than others doesnt give her immunity from the laws she may still be operating outside of.
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But is this not a forward step in the process of legitimizing this business? There are a lot of people in this business that wouldn't feel scrutinized or marginalized if this was more accepted, and perhaps they feel that being 'legal' in this city is the beginning of that motion. And feeling like you are part of society in all it's normal everyday trappings can give a person a sense of validation....even in this business.
You are totally correct. Federal laws will always trump our municipal bylaws and just because something is operating within our municipal bylaws doesn't mean that a federal court would give a shit.
But is this not a forward step in the process of legitimizing this business? There are a lot of people in this business that wouldn't feel scrutinized or marginalized if this was more accepted, and perhaps they feel that being 'legal' in this city is the beginning of that motion. And feeling like you are part of society in all it's normal everyday trappings can give a person a sense of validation....even in this business.
