I do not think this is correct, this "late fee" refers to if she arrived to the agreed appointment late. (For example, her schedule started at 10am and she arrived at 10:20am). In this case, the client was credited a certain amount due to shortened appt and it came out of the girl's earning.Wait so they have 15 mins between calls but I know very well some of you will try to stay an extra 5 mins for free which means she now only has 10 mins to shower, change the sheets, empty the trash and clean the glasses you’ve used. As a result, she will have to contact the booker to say she needs more time and will be charged a late fee. I know it happens because I’ve also read that in reviews “I got there on time but had to wait 10 mins in my car”
Or she just won’t shower to save time
The more I think about it, the worse it gets tbh
Also, if for whatever reason the session got dragged longer, the next client's time got shortened, not that the girl got charged "late fee". This doesn't even make sense.
But you are generalizing.What’s good about it? 15 min break between clients and seeing 7-8 clients per day??
They’re not machines. How can they provide a consistently good service under these conditions ?
If the agency owners truly cared about the girls, they give them at least 30 minutes between clients, and make them see max 4-5 clients per day. It would reduce their overall profits, but it’d be better for the girls, the clients and everybody involved.
Unfortunately, it’s a bloodthirsty, money making operation, so most don’t care too much about the girls (I won’t generalize).
My 2 cents.
I don't see an issue as long as provider is the one choosing to see 7-8 clients a day, it is that person's decision. Who are you to judge?
There are plenty of girls in several agencies that only work very short shifts once/twice a week. And they are popular girls that get booked instantly. I don't see them getting forced to work long hours.
I agree that XO's predatory behaviors shown in the article is horrible and cannot and should not happen, but to throw all the agencies into the same basket is wrong.




