Yet Another SP Question

[ScottyTwoHotty]

Tips and gifts. Do they really make a difference in the service? My average tip is $50.00 for full service $20.00 - $25.00 for oral. Is that acceptable for a tip?
Personally, in my opinion, I think tipping an SP does make a difference, and should be done as freely as you would wait staff, hairdressers and so on. If they provide a service, and it is a good service, a tip is a must. I usually tip an SP upfront. If the service ends up being poor, I don't visit her again and cut my losses with the tip. I have on occasion, tipped an SP before, and the service was amazing, and tipped again afterwards.
Mind you, I tip the girls at the drive thru window at Tim Hortons.

Scotty

 

[dirtyd]

I agree with you scotty, i as well always tip a SP, but i always tip at the end of the session, if the service was bad, small tip, if it was good, good tip. I will never tip at the beginning of my appointment, cuz i would be pissed if the service was bad and i gave her a nice tip.

 

[The Lizard King]

Here's a tip...DON'T TIP...you're only setting unrealistic expectations and trends, and generally fucking it up for the next guy(s).

 

[steverino]

Pleaaaaaaase!

Tipping someone for bad service is simply absurd. They should be refunding you money.

 

[The Lizard King]

And another thing...if she asks for $250 for FS do you reply "Naw, I only pay $300"? Why move up what is already a ridiculous market?

 

[gravitas]

I'll start tipping SP's when I start getting tips at work. I also have to bend over and at times, deal with people I'd rather not have anything to do with, and fundametally my job is to make problems go away and insure my customers have a happy ending.

 

[Swguy]

I also have to bend over and at times, deal with people I'd rather not have anything to do with, and fundametally my job is to make problems go away and insure my customers have a happy ending.

I always knew you were a ho, GraviModFi...

Glad to see you can finally admit it...




SWG

 

[BC_Boy]

whoops, I haven't been tipping SPs the same reason I don't tip another type of service provider (ie. barber) when he/she works out of their own home.

i always assumed you don't tip when the service is done "underground".

 

[georgebushmoron]

Here's a tip...DON'T TIP...you're only setting unrealistic expectations and trends, and generally fucking it up for the next guy(s).

If I were rich enough, I'd be happy to price people with your attitude completely out of the market altogether.

 

[Hollybaby]

The tricky part is that the donation is given at the beginning of the session, so you don't want to go about putting extra money in when you don't know how the service will be. But on the other hand, it might be akward to dig around in your wallet to hand the SP a few 20s afterwards

So I would suggest that if you're seeing an SP you've never seen before, hand her the requested donation, and if you're happy with the service, then hand her a tip if you're comfortable doing that, or leave it somewhere very obvious (like a bathroom counter) for her to find after you've left. Hmm..this is tricky too for those who only do outcalls.

But if you're seeing an SP for the second (third, etc) time and the service was really good before, then I think it's a safe bet to leave a tip in with the requested donation and give it to her at the beginning.

I know that as an SP I always provide to the best of my ability (I don't believe in doing anything half-assed) regardless of getting a tip. But in all honesty, a tip can be a nice suprise, or a little boost to your mood you know? It helps.

I've never really understood why only servers get tips. I tip my hairdresser and the lady who does my brazilian waxes as well as servers. People who work in retail really get the short end of the stick though. If a retail clerk spends a lot of time with a customer running around getting you things, explaining how everything works, etc and spends more than 10 minutes with you, then I think they deserve a tip. It's really not fair that they get $8 an hour for waiting on you the way a waiter would who gets much more money than $8/hr.

To conclude..tipping is good

 

[steverino]

Let's say.....

as an sp your client does a great job, gives you a massage, licks your pussy just the way you like it, makes you cum several times....Do you tip him?

 

[Randy Whorewald]

I usually tip in the form of some kind of gift.

 

[ScottyTwoHotty]

I usually tip in the form of some kind of gift.

I have done the gift thing as well. Usually a bottle of perfume or something. I don't do the gift thing often though. I figured that if I give them a cash tip, they can buy what they want. If I do buy an SP perfume, it is an SP I have seen several times and is great. Best way to tell what perfume she likes is the first time you visit, use the washroom at the end of the session. Her perfume is usually sitting there. Make a mental note.
Gifts and tips arent for every guy, but in my experiences, it helps for better service and a happier gal.
What woman doesn't want a gift, SP or not. I'm sure if any guy worked in a garage and a female customer came in and offered a set of Snap-On tools, you would greatly accept, and make 110% effort to get that car running top-knotch.

 

[Hollybaby]

A lot of women don't even wear perfume, so I wouldn't recommend that as a gift unless you're positive that she'll like it.

Also, beware of food gifts because she might be vegan, or have allergies, etc.

A client once gave me scent-free massage oil, and I use it often, it was a great gift (thank you Quarter Miler!). Lots of clients have given me roses, and those are great too because I hang them up all over my house and there are bunches of pretty dried rose bouquets everywhere

I think gift cards are nice too, because then she has some choice in the matter. A $50 gift card to La Vie en Rose would probably make her day

 

[Guardian Angel]

Tips

A lot of women don't even wear perfume, so I wouldn't recommend that as a gift unless you're positive that she'll like it.

Also, beware of food gifts because she might be vegan, or have allergies, etc.

A client once gave me scent-free massage oil, and I use it often, it was a great gift (thank you Quarter Miler!). Lots of clients have given me roses, and those are great too because I hang them up all over my house and there are bunches of pretty dried rose bouquets everywhere

I think gift cards are nice too, because then she has some choice in the matter. A $50 gift card to La Vie en Rose would probably make her day

I tip if the service is good and the SP friendly. From there I bring variuos gifts and usually ask the SP what she might like. I have brought chocolates, flowers, wine etc and that's the way to YMMV IMO. You get back in life what you put into it.

G.A.

 

[old pooner]

I've notice that the worst SP's always ask for a tip at the end. Like I'm going to tip you for ripping me off?

 

[Maury Beniowski]

In this business, it is always better to tip upfront...

Tipping at the end will just make her smile, and you'll never know if it would have made a difference...

Unless you repeat, and she remembers you!

 

[Lurker 123]

Presents are nice, but please, no perfumes. Last time I had to go all the way to Walmart for a refund. Perfumes are very personal. If we don't like them, we hate them

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I never tip but buy my regular favourite sp presents.Thank goodness never perfumes but jewellery,i.e. bracelet or necklet.It is nice to see her wearing it all the times!

 

[magician]

I usually tip in the form of some kind of gift.

That's what I do too. If I receive good service in my previous appointment, I bring a small gift in my subsequent visit. Digging for the wallet before you are about to leave is just too awkward.