Pricing confusion

[Ivon]

Hello all,

Well after three visits to an area MP I am still a little shy about 'nagotiating' and what to 'expect' as far as pricing goes.

For instance, does the $40 door fee include a basic 'finish', or is that always an extra.

How much above the $40 should I be paying for NR?

Thanks in advance

 

[Pompal 09.]

$40 includes release except for at a handful of places which have been well documented on massageplanet.net.

Regular fee for NR should be $40-60 over door fee. Some higher end places may charge $80.

 

[gary w]

Release should be included, however, there are some places on EBC that expect you to have extras.


Usually it's 40/60/80 for N/NR/BS, however, you maybe able to get it cheaper : )

 

[miss_j]

Some places have 20/40/60/80 so I would think at some places a basic is 20. Witch is o.k with me tipping should be manditory,some times the girls get upset.I don't think I have ever taken a basic,there is just to much fun to have.

 

[Marissa B]

Paymaster - There is a difference between a flat fee for options, such as NR and a negoiated tip.

I have never tipped, I think it is a terrible unfair practice. I want to know what the total cost is before I select a MP, escort or dancer. But I have never run into the tipping game in Toronto which is so common in the U.S. I have always found flat fee pricing in Toronto, which is the only way I will pay.

That is also why I usually go to Mississauga MP's since everything is honest and upfront. $80-120 for 30-45 min NR depending on MP and the "release phase" is just understood as part of the service.

 

[Lynn Bodoni]

lestat_l

You really got to watch for the wording. Release is included in the door fee when the MP advertises as full body massage. Usually a small amount of tip is expected if you are just getting the basic massage. The MPA only get a very small portion of the door fee. You are not obligated to tip on your extra especially when the service is standard or below average.

As for the pricing, different places charge differently. If you think you are paying too much, you are properly right. Just use your best judgement. The first time I went to a MP, the MPA wanted to charge me $ 100 for T. I just turn around and left.