makes sense!Hypothetically, if an SP I don't see regularly is running a promo more than a few times a month, I'd be more inclined to wait for it before booking. I can think of a few circumstances where I'd only book a specific SP if she ran a promo:
1. The promotion applies to one or more of my preferred meeting types that an SP typically prices beyond what I consider reasonable and/or financially responsible to pursue.
2. The promotion is offered by an SP with whom I had a disappointing previous experience, but I have at least a mild interest in giving things another try.
3. If I'm highly uncertain about the likelihood of a successful encounter with an SP—such as due to mixed or zero reviews, no social media presence, limited photos, no affiliation with reputable SPs or orgs, or a brand new ad on an ad platform with weak controls/verification methods—and her rates are in what I consider the upper range, I might only consider seeing her if she offers a promotion.
i'm not offended! when it comes to hidden rates, some indy's have them, but i would say that's very typical of mp's (and i assume agencies) because we are paid very low. for example when i was working at an spa, i'd make 150$h for basic full service. (the client pays more because he has to pay for the room) this is why some indy's who just got out of mp's start at very low rates, and why some girls who start think 160-220 are standard hourly rates.. (which they aren't, or at least not anymore).. this is why i charged everything as an extra, and there were things i didn't do at a mp that i do as an indy without an extra charge. a lot of sp's work at mp's because they don't want to do gfe, or at least not with a large number of clients.Salute to you for not being offended and thank you for answering my questions, I now understand a little more why your demographic move the way that they do with the blurred faces, the hidden rates and services. Stay blessed!
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