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What's a good tip?

IamNY

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No doubt only "have to" pay the agreed rate and there is no obligation for all of us to tip.
So your recommendation is no one tip to avoid ruining it for other "clients"? Hmmm.
But dont mind "ruining it" for the SP who works harder than the other hundreds of competing ladies for our business?
I'll keep tipping, where well deserved, so far it pays off nicely.
That's not even close to what I was saying. I have no recommendation and I never said tipping would ruin it for other clients. I only said that I understood it. if you want to be the White knight for the SP's go right ahead, don't drag me into your twisted analogy of what I actually said. Tip all that you want and be proud of wasting your money. Good for you.
 
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Anna Bijou

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what i would do is the following, BEFORE the session, but the girl I would give her $240 for the session, but $250 if she makes me happy.. this way, she will worker hard to make that extra $10.. not to be cheap, but anything over $10 set the wrong expectation for the girls and screws it up for other mongers.. just my 2 cent


My friend, I am saying this respectfully but a provider getting 250 for a 240 rate at the start of a session is not thinking you gave it to her as a tip. She is assuming you just didn't have change.


The tip comes at the END of the session, as a gesture of appreciation. It can certainly be given at the start, with the payment of her rate but in this case it shouldn't be tied to an expectation that "she will worker hard to make that extra $10".


Out of curiosity.. Exactly how much harder would $10 make you work for 1hr?

I'm not trying to be disrespectful, I'm genuinely being honest when I tell you that there are very few people for whom $10 will be a big motivation to "work harder".

That is less than 5% of her hourly rate. She's more likely to save that energy for another session than to tire herself out for $10.


If you want to give that tip, it should be at the end, so she knows it's a tip and it tells her you were happy with the session and her as well. That's what tips are for.




Tipping is not part of the deal when paying for the hour IMHO.

The expectation of what to expect for the established hourly fee is something that is already in place.

If we all start tipping what is regularly expected within the hour it will now no longer be the norm. You'll eventually have to tip for GFE services that are typically a given. So I can understand how tipping could "ruin it" for everyone.


There is literally no chance that "everyone starts tipping" and equally no chance of "ruining it for everyone". Like, no chance. So it is not a reason for not tipping.

No one will think anything less of you not tipping, so you don't need to come up with reasons, justifications or excuses. Tbh it's just a bad take.


The standard "tips are never expected but always appreciated" (or something similar) many providers include on their website is true. It is not the norm to tip, so it's not an expectation. However, I can tell you from experience that it is why it's genuinely appreciated.

When someone, as they are getting ready to leave, tells you how much they enjoyed your company and with a big smile on their face, offers you whatever amount they are able to as a tip.

*Everyone* likes to feel that their work is appreciated.

How do you feel when you get your end of year bonus based on how well you performed at your job? Do employers ruin it by rewarding people whose work they appreciate?



As far as paying extra for CIM or anal that's not a tip, that's paying for something in addition to what is expected for the hour.

If you have a special request like an outfit, service, something not normally offered on the menu then sure a tip can be given for something like that.


I saw this a while back and thought it was pretty interesting.

( @Jay2574: Notice none of the tips are used to get something more or offered with expectations or strings attached)





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set the expectation upon, tell her about the extra tip BEFORE HAND.. also anything more than $10 is too much.. not everyone is rich


So you start the session by telling them that if they give work hard enough, you have a big $10 tip for them?

I'm begging you to tell me I misunderstood. Because honestly, I would expect the opposite to happen if you start the session with this kind of attitude. She's most likely to be offended and turned off than motivated. I sure would be.

But I'm still hoping I misunderstood.
 
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DaveyJohnston

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That's not even close to what I was saying. I have no recommendation and I never said tipping would ruin it for other clients. I only said that I understood it. if you want to be the White knight for the SP's go right ahead, don't drag me into your twisted analogy of what I actually said. Tip all that you want and be proud of wasting your money. Good for you.
I had a question mark at the end of saying you recommend no tipping, so thanks for answering you don't, even though you understand that it coud ruin it for everyone. I just offer a different opinion. No twisting no analogy, just reciting. No white knight here either, I dont tell anyone to tip, only express my experience, which hasn't been a waste of money at all, quite the contrary. And yes, thanks for noticing, It has been good for me - my whole point from the start.
Anyway I feel @Anna Bijou presents the most authoritative opinion on this that there is "no chance of ruining it for everyone" so I'll continue to go with that.
Cheers, DB
 
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Julia Sky

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I agree with everything @Anna Bijou said.

I really really cringed at that line tbh. "she will work hard to make that extra $10" sir that is between 2% and 3% of my rate depending on service. I tip all service people more than that. Am I happy to get a 10$ tip? Sure I am, when it's to thank me for good service, but not when it comes with the expectation that I'll tired myself out for it. I work pretty damn hard as it is, lol. As Anna said we could save the extra energy for another date instead. I'd rather not get a tip at all than get a tip "to work harder". I give my best already.
 
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Fradi

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Like Anna said the only time I ever gave $10 well actually it wasn’t $10 I gave my usual tip which I think is decent ( usually a gift card to a store I know she likes to shop at or Amazon) while not being way over the top, the additional $10 in the envelope was simply because I didn’t have the exact amount and I was too lazy to stop by a convenience store to buy a pack of gum or mints to get change. I never mentioned it but I am sure she knew it was because of that because to be honest I would not insult her with a $10 tip. It is much better to give nothing in my opinion than to give $10.
 

acoly

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Depends on the denominations I have on me, so 20-40. I'm also tip more on top if they SW/COF/Anal without charging me extra (this only really happens with girls I frequent and have good chemistry with).
 

superjo3

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Hi,All

If the rate is 250 for incall ,I wonder should I tip more.

If yes and how much tip is reasonable.

Thanks.
 

Motok

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Hi,All

If the rate is 250 for incall ,I wonder should I tip more.

If yes and how much tip is reasonable
Like at a restaurant, it depends on how you liked the services provided. It could be 0$-50$-100$ I usually tip 50$ or 100$ for 1 hr session when it is good.
 
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Rosie Sparkles

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Come on guys. Really? hahaha If you tip it's really nice and appreciated. There is nothing too complicated about that lol Personnally I tip any service provider I hire (esthetician, nail artist, hairdresser) because I know it's a shitty economy and I also know how it is to never be able to budget your month when you're self-employed. I'll never expect a tip but like... it's a nice thing to do? I have a really hard time understanding why every little thing should be calculated and mean something more haha
 

Mandouke

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As someone relatively new to the hobby, I have always tipped regardless of the level of the service. Always generously. Many a time since, when the service was bad I cursed myself for leaving the tip, bit my tongue and moved on, knowing full well that I would not be seeing this provider again.

I have also given gifts but this is something that is very personalized and means that one should have already begun the process of getting to know the likes and dislikes of the SP. Indeed, it is something that I would be hesitant to give on a first session.

This is a great thread and has opened my eyes to this subject. I particularly find the perspective of the SPs to be enlightening and something that I would take to heart. It is also good to hear fellow Merbs and what their beliefs are in terms of tipping. I move forward with this newfound knowledge.​
 

What's My Name

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We don’t even tip for free services; police, fireman, doctors
I think giving a tip to the above mentioned is called bribery. :D:D
I agree with your whole comment.
 

studioso

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I suppose I should have asked this years ago…
If I use a flat fee (~300) agency for fs, are girls expecting an extra tip in person? Im talking when no extras were discussed or provided… and if so how much?
 

Valentina

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Tips are never expected.
Maybe if I was in an agency I’d encourage them but I won’t beg a person to do so. (Example: when I get a pedicure at a nail salon)
I also understand that people have a budget etc. & wouldn’t make someone feel bad ever if they don’t tip.

Some regulars tip one week and skip one week then tip again. I don’t see it as a reflection of my service it’s just a nice sentiment on their behalf! :) Sometimes, it’s also in the form of champagne or wine bottles, chocolates (which can be lethal to our tummies because yum).

I also tip on/ off my esthetician - not because I don’t like her work one week versus the next. It’s just a token of appreciation.
It is welcome but never required ❤️
 

Dasiana

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Indeed tips are not expected by non regulars or regulars clients.

but you if you want to show your appreciation simply bring a coffee, a wine or food she will appreciates it more!

I sometimes round up of course, I don’t want to look cheap. So a $780, easily becomes a $800.

i hope it helps !
 
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new_in_town

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When I visit my regulars, I usually tip. Not that much but like 20 or 30 bucks, max 50 for a couple of encounters that were amazing.

Anyways, the other day I was seeing an SP for the second time and had only the exact change. I don't remember if I tipped her or not the first time I saw her, it's been a while. And the service this time was not as good as the last time anyways and in my head I am already thinking probably the last time I am gonna see her.

Just before I left she mentions that she was disappointed that there's no tip and she implied that tipping is expected. I said sorry, will make it up to you next time and left, now quite sure I will never see her again.

And as far as I remember, this is the first time an SP counted the money in front of me, let alone omplain about the tip...

What do you guys think? Is a tip always expected? even when the service is subpar?
 
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