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What is fare price vs market price

Slim said:
Visits to sex workers, AMPs etc should be tax deductible at least. All my locals pay no or negligible tax while us bunnies working a mainstream job have to pick up the slack for the free loaders.

How many times have you gone to pay with a card only to have 5 - 10% added on for "GST" when they are not even paying basic taxes. High prices and no tax ... seems like double dipping to me.
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double dipping normally costs extra 🤣
 
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Bigdy said:
That is an awesome come back question.
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How much would you pay me?
I am a 40 y.o, quite fit from my mma. Handsome and well dressed, tanned, know how to use my tongue and speak 3 languages, well read with a nice bigdy and still can do 3x on a night.
and I am also quite willing to fuck pretty much any human being above legal age!.
as sex worker I would ask for $300 x h but pretty aware my market value would be possibly negative As it is for most men
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You would have all rights to sell your time and sexual energy at that rate. Whether people paid that or not is their right.

I just don’t understand why we have to bicker about prices ladies/ gents set.

I would also like to mention that most parlour ladies don’t set their own prices.

I am more than happy to discount fee’s for clients I enjoy the pleasure of their company and they book for extended time. Keeping in mind that the amount charged to them is not the amount that is given to me. So even though he may pay $300/400 for the third/fourth hour i’m only receiving a partial cut of that.
 
Ginger Spice.02 said:
You would have all rights to sell your time and sexual energy at that rate. Whether people paid that or not is their right.

I just don’t understand why we have to bicker about prices ladies/ gents set.

I would also like to mention that most parlour ladies don’t set their own prices.

I am more than happy to discount fee’s for clients I enjoy the pleasure of their company and they book for extended time. Keeping in mind that the amount charged to them is not the amount that is given to me. So even though he may pay $300/400 for the third/fourth hour i’m only receiving a partial cut of that.
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Having spent time with you Ginger, you are definitely one of the better ladies on the circuit.

There is probably two issues at hand. First is price. Second is value.

All the ladies are LT charge the same price, I can assure you when I walk out, I don't feel that I get the same value.

Depending on the click with lady and how she's feeling (or how many clients she's serviced for the night), it is all purely subjective.
 
AlwaysUp said:
Having spent time with you Ginger, you are definitely one of the better ladies on the circuit.

There is probably two issues at hand. First is price. Second is value.

All the ladies are LT charge the same price, I can assure you when I walk out, I don't feel that I get the same value.

Depending on the click with lady and how she's feeling (or how many clients she's serviced for the night), it is all purely subjective.
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Thank you, I definitely enjoy the time I get to spend with my clients (some I definitely hate having a time limit with :p)

Unfortunately the cons of parlour ladies is that they are all set to the same price regardless of the service they give. Some will charge high for extra’s while some will charge little/ none.

I only work 3-5 shifts a month so for me, I don’t have the opportunity to feel “burnt out”, or “over it”. I work to live, I don’t live to work :p
 
AlwaysUp said:
Hey Katrina, you probably are making lots. However it is comments like these make me feel as though we are getting fleeced.

I don't work in the mines, I do well because I bust my arse and do long hours.

I respect WL and I also respect the value of money.
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Have to disagree with the first part of this comment. “ However it is comments like these make me feel as though we are getting fleeced”

As others have stated, it is microeconomics 101. WL are dealing with scarcity. Couple these theories with Porters Stuck in the Middle and it’s clear ladies that charge a high price and get clients are going to do well in their market.
I use the analogy of buying a watch.
Go to any jewellery store in a Perth Shopping centre. You can buy a Tissot, Seiko, Tag immediately and likely you’ll negotiate a discount. Go to a couple of select stores and you can buy an Omega, Longines, Montblanc.
Want a Rolex, IWC, Patek. You’ll pay and you will wait. Wait times in Perth for a new Rolex is around 9 months.
Is the shop selling the Rolex ripping anyone off?
No, they sell them for their retail price.
Should I feel bad because when I bought my last watch 2 months ago I could only afford to buy a $8,000 Omega and not a $20,000 Rolex.
I am however luckier than many folk in Perth (and around the world right now) that I had spare cash to spend on a luxury (and telling the time is a necessity 🤣).
 
mountainbikingateve said:
Have to disagree with the first part of this comment. “ However it is comments like these make me feel as though we are getting fleeced”

As others have stated, it is microeconomics 101. WL are dealing with scarcity. Couple these theories with Porters Stuck in the Middle and it’s clear ladies that charge a high price and get clients are going to do well in their market.
I use the analogy of buying a watch.
Go to any jewellery store in a Perth Shopping centre. You can buy a Tissot, Seiko, Tag immediately and likely you’ll negotiate a discount. Go to a couple of select stores and you can buy an Omega, Longines, Montblanc.
Want a Rolex, IWC, Patek. You’ll pay and you will wait. Wait times in Perth for a new Rolex is around 9 months.
Is the shop selling the Rolex ripping anyone off?
No, they sell them for their retail price.
Should I feel bad because when I bought my last watch 2 months ago I could only afford to buy a $8,000 Omega and not a $20,000 Rolex.
I am however luckier than many folk in Perth (and around the world right now) that I had spare cash to spend on a luxury (and telling the time is a necessity 🤣).
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Great point champ, LT don't offer Afterpay for the action!
 
mountainbikingateve said:
Have to disagree with the first part of this comment. “ However it is comments like these make me feel as though we are getting fleeced”

As others have stated, it is microeconomics 101. WL are dealing with scarcity. Couple these theories with Porters Stuck in the Middle and it’s clear ladies that charge a high price and get clients are going to do well in their market.
I use the analogy of buying a watch.
Go to any jewellery store in a Perth Shopping centre. You can buy a Tissot, Seiko, Tag immediately and likely you’ll negotiate a discount. Go to a couple of select stores and you can buy an Omega, Longines, Montblanc.
Want a Rolex, IWC, Patek. You’ll pay and you will wait. Wait times in Perth for a new Rolex is around 9 months.
Is the shop selling the Rolex ripping anyone off?
No, they sell them for their retail price.
Should I feel bad because when I bought my last watch 2 months ago I could only afford to buy a $8,000 Omega and not a $20,000 Rolex.
I am however luckier than many folk in Perth (and around the world right now) that I had spare cash to spend on a luxury (and telling the time is a necessity 🤣).
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What is the difference in brands? Are they smart watches? If I'm buying a watch and the quality is the same why bother with something at $20k? Are you just trying to show off to people?
 
TantraShiva said:
What is the difference in brands? Are they smart watches? If I'm buying a watch and the quality is the same why bother with something at $20k? Are you just trying to show off to people?
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They are incredibly dumb watches, they only show time and a couple time and date!
Show of yes - I don’t want to buy a luxury car - I’d rather watches. Some even go up in value.
 
TantraShiva said:
What is the difference in brands? Are they smart watches? If I'm buying a watch and the quality is the same why bother with something at $20k? Are you just trying to show off to people?
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Not much difference really,
You can have a $2 watch or a $20,000 watch,basically they do the same thing,serve a purpose,
A lot of people believe,just because they are paying a high price they are getting quality,not always so,Just shop around you'll surprise yourself.
Yes, the WL's who work in these establishments do have high rates,but we must remember they are paying for their safety and protection of being there,
so they get a percentage of that rate.
If they were working from home, hotel rooms etc, their rates would be lower,but then they are taking a big risk
 
It depends on the individual.
I don't have time to waste on lousy punts.
Time is important to me, such as punting on sports, trading and research for investment deals.
I don't mind paying a higher price, provided I get a great experience out of it. Not just a fuck, the lady has to be pleasant to talk to, considerate, attentive and smart. Hence, a higher price.
 
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If an Asian lady can charge $250 an hour, why can't an Aussie lady at her own premises? Especially when there's no spa, billiards table, rooms and decor with themes. I think that's in keeping roughly with what the OP's saying. Again, I haven't punted for decades so hardly an expert on this subject.
 
Promassuer63 said:
I don't find what you say funny, as such.
I find it funny that you have the balls , or arrogance depends on how one views it , to reply to a guy thats dearly not rolling in $$ and say your making more $$ than ever.
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I have to agree there is a degree to which one should be humble and not flaunt ones " good fortune" not everyone is equal . However keeping on topic , at the end of the day you pay for what is within your budget . Personally I feel a WL/SW should charge what they feel is reasonable and what they believe they are worth. There is certainly a plentiful market with a range of prices .
 
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Lacie4U said:
I have to agree there is a degree to which one should be humble and not flaunt ones " good fortune" not everyone is equal . However keeping on topic , at the end of the day you pay for what is within your budget and why cant WL charge what they feel is reasonable and what they believe they are worth? There is certainly a plentiful market with a range of prices.
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Agree with what you said.
Pay what you are happy to pay and don't whinge about how much some WLs charge.
There is obviously a demand for their time.
 
It is all a matter of perspective if the WL charges a high price and has plenty of punters then all is good... punters that can't afford it go to lower priced WL. But when punters stop going to the higher priced WL due to financial constraints they complain about punters being tight...

You can only pay what you can afford and only spend what you make .. there is no target on that statement.. it is what it is...

Everyone needs to decide what they are comfortable with to continue existing
 
jebradio said:
It is all a matter of perspective if the WL charges a high price and has plenty of punters then all is good... punters that can't afford it go to lower priced WL. But when punters stop going to the higher priced WL due to financial constraints they complain about punters being tight...

You can only pay what you can afford and only spend what you make .. there is no target on that statement.. it is what it is...

Everyone needs to decide what they are comfortable with to continue existing
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Totally agree with you Jebradio , however I would not assume all WL are the same and complain about “ punters being tight” . People pay what they are able and willing to pay. Punters always have a choice on who they see and what they will pay. Any worker trying to “ bully “ a client into paying more is not worth the drama .
 
Katrina Kiss said:
To many big words, can you please simply this. Thanks
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I was just saying that everyone has different perspectives on what they consider to be good value for money. The price a WL sets is based on her/his perception of the value of their time, company and intimacy, that will vary from WL to WL. Where as a punter will place a value (to them) on the service that a WL lady provides. If the punter has the disposable income and percieves the service that the particular WL provides is value for money, then they will happily pay for the service. If the punter does not place the same value on the service as the WL lady does, then they probably wont engage the service of that particular WL.

This is the whole concept around the "value proposition" and that will vary for everyone.

"What is a value proposition? A value proposition is a simple statement that summarizes why a customer would choose your product or service. It communicates the clearest benefit that customers receives by giving you their business"
 
Just because I can afford it doesn't mean I will spend it.

I work hard for my $$$ and would like to see it go as far as it can.

Just my two cents worth.
 
AlwaysUp said:
Just because I can afford it doesn't mean I will spend it.

I work hard for my $$$ and would like to see it go as far as it can.

Just my two cents worth.
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Precisely my point, it all depends on the value you place on the service, which will be different for everyone. 👍
 
LongHair said:
I was just saying that everyone has different perspectives on what they consider to be good value for money. The price a WL sets is based on her/his perception of the value of their time, company and intimacy, that will vary from WL to WL. Where as a punter will place a value (to them) on the service that a WL lady provides. If the punter has the disposable income and percieves the service that the particular WL provides is value for money, then they will happily pay for the service. If the punter does not place the same value on the service as the WL lady does, then they probably wont engage the service of that particular WL.

This is the whole concept around the "value proposition" and that will vary for everyone.

"What is a value proposition? A value proposition is a simple statement that summarizes why a customer would choose your product or service. It communicates the clearest benefit that customers receives by giving you their business"
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Realy, I suppose some of you points are right But I do not agree with all.
 
Katrina Kiss said:
Realy, I suppose some of you points are right But I do not agree with all.
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I am not surprised, our perspectives on what is a fair market price come from a different place, which only demonstrates my point, that a fair market price will vary from person to person 🤷‍♂️
 
A client once said to me - it’s not that you’re not worth the price it’s that I’m not.
I took this well and he was a rich looking businessman. We all have self indulging entertainment funds and what do I deserve have I been good budgets to consider.
I think some men like paying more makes them feel better but generally good consistent service at a reasonable price works for me. The pressure to perform at prices over $500 hr is exhausting to me.
 
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