Hopefully this is a slightly new wrinkle on the typical questions about rates. Yes, it's obvious that there is a wide range of SP rates available, a wide range of quality of experience at every price point, and an even wider range of what clients are looking for. An active marketplace should mean that everyone can find what they're looking for. So, with that bit of flame deflection out of the way, on to the question.
Is it possible that one of the factors driving some SP prices up is the sense that either "those women who aren't as good as me are charging the same or slightly less than me" or "those women who I'm as good as are charging more than me"? You know, kind of the athlete-wanting-to-renegotiate-contract syndrome?
More flame deflection: I'm not calling out anyone's rates - SP's can charge whatever they want, our choice is whether or not to call and pay those rates. Simple.
Thanks,
Bill
(Been lurking around for a bit, haven't quite figured out how to write reviews that might be useful. In Vancouver, have so far only seen well-reviewed and established SP's. Have read a lot, but far from everything, so this might be an old subject around here.)
Is it possible that one of the factors driving some SP prices up is the sense that either "those women who aren't as good as me are charging the same or slightly less than me" or "those women who I'm as good as are charging more than me"? You know, kind of the athlete-wanting-to-renegotiate-contract syndrome?
More flame deflection: I'm not calling out anyone's rates - SP's can charge whatever they want, our choice is whether or not to call and pay those rates. Simple.
Thanks,
Bill
(Been lurking around for a bit, haven't quite figured out how to write reviews that might be useful. In Vancouver, have so far only seen well-reviewed and established SP's. Have read a lot, but far from everything, so this might be an old subject around here.)





