This is a thread by itself. But since people are giving the OP advice as if he is a first time pooner, I would suggest tips are not customary. Many people in the service industry are underpaid which is why tips are expected and customary. Tips in the escort industry are not expected, as every womans website will state. It is up to you but if a womans service exceeds your expectation, then tipping is a nice touch and obviously greatly appreciated by the escort.(service industry and what not, tips are usually customary)..
You said it for me - nailed it.This is a thread by itself. But since people are giving the OP advice as if he is a first time pooner, I would suggest tips are not customary. Many people in the service industry are underpaid which is why tips are expected and customary. Tips in the escort industry are not expected, as every womans website will state. It is up to you but if a womans service exceeds your expectation, then tipping is a nice touch and obviously greatly appreciated by the escort.
It's o.k. if they agree, but who decides if it was a performance worth paying for ? I'd think that for most SP's wanting to pay after the fact is a sure fire why to guarantee no performance at all, except a farewell performance.I always pay upfront, but some girls don't perform after they get your money. Is it okay to pay after?
With some providers it is. See:I always pay upfront, but some girls don`t perform after they get your money. Is it okay to pay after?
SPs are private contractors who set their own rates. They are professionals, not part of the service industry. Their services are more like that of lawyers or plumbers. You don't tip under those circusmtances.First meeting paying up front is expect (I'd assume) as was said, after getting to know someone it isn't an issue so much (lol I haven't forgotten, but I left the envolope in the wine bag once, which she had thrown out and it needed to be retreived). But if you're repeating you should know at that point the service is what's expected so it shouldn't be an issue anyways. Only thing that really can be suggested is to just leave the required amount up front and have a tip for after (service industry and what not, tips are usually customary). When I'm repeating I know the woman is worth it so I simply include the tip at the beginning after the first meeting.
This is a good point (although really only applies to independents). However plumbers and to an extent lawyers are a necessity. Paid companionship is a luxury. I can't underpay someone I didn't believe lived up to expectations, but I can tip someone I believe does more for me than they need to. I don't expect anything for tipping (it's just a thank you), but let's be honest money makes the world go round. I shouldn't have said customary though as I don't tip everyone just because. And my apologies for derailing the thread.SPs are private contractors who set their own rates. They are professionals, not part of the service industry. Their services are more like that of lawyers or plumbers. You don't tip under those circusmtances.
What is your target group...AMP's, lowtrack SWs...do you request postpayment?It's unusual or maybe I come off as rather trustworthy but 9 times of 10 I've paid after. Not once have I ever short changed anyone or forgotten to pay at all.
Like you said, that's unusual. Unless you're visiting places known for postpayment, e.g. AMP'sWTF?
I do prefer to pay after, but I don't ask to pay after either. Most women don't ask for it - we simply go about our session, have our fun, and I leave the donation as I'm leaving. Hasn't been an issue, so don't imagine it will be one now. As I said, I seem to be the exception.
It is no different from paying someone to install your hot tub, or fix your computer. Those are professional services, they quote you a rate and you either pay it or go somewhere else. You don't tip people who provide services like that, their fee is their fee. Tips are given to minimum wage employees where the expectation is that their income is supplemented by the service they provide. SPs do not fall into that category.This is a good point (although really only applies to independents). However plumbers and to an extent lawyers are a necessity. Paid companionship is a luxury. I can't underpay someone I didn't believe lived up to expectations, but I can tip someone I believe does more for me than they need to. I don't expect anything for tipping (it's just a thank you), but let's be honest money makes the world go round. I shouldn't have said customary though as I don't tip everyone just because. And my apologies for derailing the thread.
Wow...have another glasz of wine.Wow, you really have no clue do you. Like not. Single clue!!!!





