Yeah I can't see it, for me the agency escorts here are amazing and having to pay double or more the price than one of these lovely agency girls makes me want a duo instead.
In your own words: What’s considered a high end SP?
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Yeah I can't see it, for me the agency escorts here are amazing and having to pay double or more the price than one of these lovely agency girls makes me want a duo instead.
I’ve been around for a few years and I’ve noticed that all the high end SPs I’ve encountered on Twitter all had things in common. Now, that doesn’t mean it is the right answer and it doesn’t mean they are superior to other SPs.
• They were in their late twenties - mid thirties
→ Because it takes time to get to that level
• They didn’t have that many lingerie photos
→ They want you to be able to picture yourself taking her to a fancy restaurant or to a charity event maybe.
• They didn’t have tattoos or very small tasteful ones
→ The people with the kind of money to hire a high end SP are usually conservative people and would probably not be into very visible tattoos.
• They had a beautiful website with only a few pages. Only the essentials such as: About, visuals, rates and FAQ
→ A clean, professional and expensive looking website sure helps.
• They were on social media but only to post photos, a few tweets and go back to their activities.
→ A lot of times, I have seen people engaging in what we call “Twitter drama”. It is not a good look. Clients don’t care and it also makes you look like you have way too much time on your hands…maybe because you aren’t being booked.
• They usually had a large following but in return didn’t follow many accounts so if you made it to the short list of people they were following, you were part of the cool gang.
→ Because their photos are always impeccably done, they always receive gifts that are most definitely on your wishlist and travel to Pinterest like destination, it’s easy to understand how they gathered so many followers.
• Rate structure. The point that you were probably waiting for. I’ve noticed it was always kind of mysterious, no hourly rates and the words “up to” were often used. Exemple: $3,500 for up to 6 hours
→ They’re rarely clock watchers and they don’t really do 60 or 90 mins dates. They push dinner dates, lunch dates and events more than anything.
• Most were face out but I’ve noticed it was usually the American ones. The Canadian ones weren’t because they want to be able to travel down to the States.
→ Like I’ve mentioned many times, the U.S.A are a little bit hostile when it comes to SWs crossing the borders even if they have no intention working there.
• It was known or assumed that they had a long term arrangement with a whale and were just seeing a few clients on the side.
→ This justifies the high rates. If you already have a whale giving you 10-20,000 a month, do you really care if your high rates don’t attract many clients?
Oops forgot the most important point so I am editing this post.
• They have a 10/10 look. By that I don’t mean that they are a 10/10 on the attractiveness scale but more that their clothes always fit, their hair are always well done, their nails and grooming. Fresh face whether they’re wearing makeup or not.
→ If you’re going to pay in the 4 figures to spend time with someone, you would expect them to have the money to get the best upkeeps.
• They were in their late twenties - mid thirties
→ Because it takes time to get to that level
• They didn’t have that many lingerie photos
→ They want you to be able to picture yourself taking her to a fancy restaurant or to a charity event maybe.
• They didn’t have tattoos or very small tasteful ones
→ The people with the kind of money to hire a high end SP are usually conservative people and would probably not be into very visible tattoos.
• They had a beautiful website with only a few pages. Only the essentials such as: About, visuals, rates and FAQ
→ A clean, professional and expensive looking website sure helps.
• They were on social media but only to post photos, a few tweets and go back to their activities.
→ A lot of times, I have seen people engaging in what we call “Twitter drama”. It is not a good look. Clients don’t care and it also makes you look like you have way too much time on your hands…maybe because you aren’t being booked.
• They usually had a large following but in return didn’t follow many accounts so if you made it to the short list of people they were following, you were part of the cool gang.
→ Because their photos are always impeccably done, they always receive gifts that are most definitely on your wishlist and travel to Pinterest like destination, it’s easy to understand how they gathered so many followers.
• Rate structure. The point that you were probably waiting for. I’ve noticed it was always kind of mysterious, no hourly rates and the words “up to” were often used. Exemple: $3,500 for up to 6 hours
→ They’re rarely clock watchers and they don’t really do 60 or 90 mins dates. They push dinner dates, lunch dates and events more than anything.
• Most were face out but I’ve noticed it was usually the American ones. The Canadian ones weren’t because they want to be able to travel down to the States.
→ Like I’ve mentioned many times, the U.S.A are a little bit hostile when it comes to SWs crossing the borders even if they have no intention working there.
• It was known or assumed that they had a long term arrangement with a whale and were just seeing a few clients on the side.
→ This justifies the high rates. If you already have a whale giving you 10-20,000 a month, do you really care if your high rates don’t attract many clients?
Oops forgot the most important point so I am editing this post.
• They have a 10/10 look. By that I don’t mean that they are a 10/10 on the attractiveness scale but more that their clothes always fit, their hair are always well done, their nails and grooming. Fresh face whether they’re wearing makeup or not.
→ If you’re going to pay in the 4 figures to spend time with someone, you would expect them to have the money to get the best upkeeps.
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You can say that about any luxury good. Is an aged Macallan really worth $500 a serving? Does a Birkin provide 30x more value than a normal bag? Probably not, but the buyer is getting additional value beyond their basic need. It might come across as pretentious but at those level you are paying a premium for the increasing diminishing returns.
Lena,
That is an excellent summary of how a high end escort presents herself and the reasons behind it.
My comments were more to the point of the reason I believe a wealthy guy would want to hire such an escort, which I still believe has a lot to do with the male ego thinking that if he can afford to pay those kind of prices he would be getting something extra special that is out of the reach of ordinary men. Which in some cases may be true and in others exactly the opposite and he will end up with a high priced Princess full of herself, just like with any other SP. Some are great some not so much.
That is an excellent summary of how a high end escort presents herself and the reasons behind it.
My comments were more to the point of the reason I believe a wealthy guy would want to hire such an escort, which I still believe has a lot to do with the male ego thinking that if he can afford to pay those kind of prices he would be getting something extra special that is out of the reach of ordinary men. Which in some cases may be true and in others exactly the opposite and he will end up with a high priced Princess full of herself, just like with any other SP. Some are great some not so much.
I do not know for sure, but I would not be at all surprised if some high-end SPs work with a Social Media Strategist and PR advisor. Just as they get value from a professional photographers / videographer, web designer, makeup artist and manicurist it is probably worth investing on that front to keep a coherent public image.
SP's participating in merb drama...
Not just drama. I would expect a high-end SP to have very few public interactions on any social media platform and forums. Most of the posts would be what LC described and maybe a few hand-picked (positive and carefully thought out) interactions for maximum engagement and exposure.SP's participating in merb drama...
EDIT: This probably applies to clients who can afford high-end SPs as well. I doubt they have time to be on forums or social media. But then you also have people like Elon Musk, so I guess anything is possible.
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Excellent summary of what constitutes a "high end" LC.
My earlier post on heavily inked SPs disqualifying themselves from this level, or category, of provider brought more consternation than I had expected.
Thanks for backing up my observation.
Everyone,
As per the OP quoted above, please stay on topic, be respectful and avoid getting into specifics - there are already discussions going about those issues. Go discuss them there.
Please follow those directives. Any further comments that deviate from them will be systematically deleted.
Thanks for your collaboration.
Thank you for cleaning the thread.
Thank you to everyone who participated, satisfied my curiosity and answered my questions. Once again it is greatly appreciated.
If you have any other points you’d like to bring about what is considered a high end SP, I’d be happy to read them.
Thank you to everyone who participated, satisfied my curiosity and answered my questions. Once again it is greatly appreciated.
If you have any other points you’d like to bring about what is considered a high end SP, I’d be happy to read them.
Thank you lena . Im sure i speak for most, we all appreciate your contributions and your discussions. Definitely adds to your beauty and most importantly your charm/character
Sorry to say, but that is a bad analogy. An aged single-malt scotch, such as a 25 yo Macallan can’t be compared with a “regular” 12 yo bottle. They are sitting in the cask for many more years and are worth more just based on that. As we say, time is money. The complexity of the flavors are exponential. It is a superior product.
As for the “high-end” escort, it’s purely about marketing, in my opinion. The quality has nothing to do with the price. Similar to the Birkin.
I have only met one SP ever that I would consider "high end". It was really a random unicorn lucky encounter. There was a new SP starting out. I was her early clients after reading her reviews on a local board and it was her 1st week ever doing this, so she was clueless and only charging $300.
I walk in and she looked even better than the pictures (which everyone thought was fake, because the pictures were unbelievable). She was insanely hot. Probably the hottest woman I've ever seen in my life.
And it wasn't just her looks. Her in-call was at a 5 star hotel. She started the session different every single time. It was always a new experience. She was well read, you can go into any topic and she'd have something to talk about, and she'd be very knowledgeable about it.
Long story short, her $300 rate didn't last long. Her rates doubled every week because she was fully booked (she didn't even offer FS, but she was charging $300, then $600, then $1000, and still, she was fully booked for 6 clients a day, 5 days a week).
It was just a combination of the looks, personality, and the whole experience she gave.
She didn't last long before getting snapped up by a very very different clientele (probably 6 weeks). Aftwards, she was only privately bookable in DC, and I hear it was for 5 figures per date. This was years ago, I assume she's made millions and retired.)
I walk in and she looked even better than the pictures (which everyone thought was fake, because the pictures were unbelievable). She was insanely hot. Probably the hottest woman I've ever seen in my life.
And it wasn't just her looks. Her in-call was at a 5 star hotel. She started the session different every single time. It was always a new experience. She was well read, you can go into any topic and she'd have something to talk about, and she'd be very knowledgeable about it.
Long story short, her $300 rate didn't last long. Her rates doubled every week because she was fully booked (she didn't even offer FS, but she was charging $300, then $600, then $1000, and still, she was fully booked for 6 clients a day, 5 days a week).
It was just a combination of the looks, personality, and the whole experience she gave.
She didn't last long before getting snapped up by a very very different clientele (probably 6 weeks). Aftwards, she was only privately bookable in DC, and I hear it was for 5 figures per date. This was years ago, I assume she's made millions and retired.)
It reminds one who ended up with a dude driving a Bentley…
It sounds to me that you are more receptive to the marketing of Macallan than you are of that of a SP or Hermes. Because I am sure someone could justify a Birkin or a high end SP the same say you did for the whiskey.
Anyway, opinions differ and that’s OK.
A birkin is an investment! You don't get a financial ROI when hiring an escort, but you can resell a luxury bag after a year of owning it for 10% more than you bought it. The same can be said if you resell a bottle of Macallan, as it also steadily increases in value.
Just because you (general you) don't see the value in something doesn't mean it has no value.
Maybe a high end escort will have a birkin and a bottle of Macallan at her incall. Hahah
Just because you (general you) don't see the value in something doesn't mean it has no value.
Maybe a high end escort will have a birkin and a bottle of Macallan at her incall. Hahah
With the higher end Macallan at 15, 17 and even 32,000$ I would seriously consider gathering my tears and recycling my urine.
Brb! Renaming this thread “What’s considered a high end Whisky?”
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