ALL IN OR TIPS

[Odoug]

Hello

What's the group's thoughts. SP advertises $250 all in - do you include tip on top?

 

[shinenishine]

This post about tips seems to pop everywhere lately

I have never tipped and the reason for that is repeat business is the best form of tipping
on top of that ladies take home a good portion of what is charged
both as an indy and agency.. and if the provider is popular and good at what they do their year end income is a better than most people here

but thats just my opinion

 

[LuckyShot]

Hello

What's the group's thoughts. SP advertises $250 all in - do you include tip on top?

Don't tip it gets you literally nothing in return other than a big Thank You when she see's it no extra mileage no special treatment and honestly the see so many other dudes they'll probably forget by the end of the day anyways how much you actually paid them as long as they get their rate

 

[felixami]

i think it makes a big difference if you are looking at the long game
and you are into the mpa

otherwise
repeat business is enough

i assume the $250 is for an SP?

 

[SuperSport]

Hello

What's the group's thoughts. SP advertises $250 all in - do you include tip on top?

When you ask questions next time try to be as complete and accurate as possible with the up front information in order to avoid receiving such a wide range, and even impractical advice.

Assume you mean an Independent SP, and within the SP Advert. there is a list of services, ie CBJ, DFK, CFS. as you've said "all in" price = 250.

If after the service you will never repeat, then don't tip. If during the service the SP included BBBJ, PS, BS, Massage, SF2 or something which you were not expecting, or even just an overall better experience than anticipated, and you do plan to repeat - then for sure TIP. These people which say the SP won't remember if you tipped or not don't know what they are talking about, if you dropped a dime under her bed and abandoned it, she would remember it.

If it's an Agency SP then you should always TIP, even if she provided only what was expected, the exception being that you will not repeat because of poor service.

When you are tipping your repeats, you are buying insurance that the next session will be as good or better than the last, and your requested time will have a higher degree of meshing with hers. Example:
If SP see's 6 customers a day, and of those 5 give her TIPS and 1 does not. Whom do you think receives the time they requested if more than one person requests the same time? You can bet dollars to donuts they know exactly who tips and how much. They are not mindless bozo's.

 

[shinenishine]

When you ask questions next time try to be as complete and accurate as possible with the up front information in order to avoid receiving such a wide range, and even impractical advice.

Assume you mean an Independent SP, and within the SP Advert. there is a list of services, ie CBJ, DFK, CFS. as you've said "all in" price = 250.

If after the service you will never repeat, then don't tip. If during the service the SP included BBBJ, PS, BS, Massage, SF2 or something which you were not expecting, or even just an overall better experience than anticipated, and you do plan to repeat - then for sure TIP. These people which say the SP won't remember if you tipped or not don't know what they are talking about, if you dropped a dime under her bed and abandoned it, she would remember it.

If it's an Agency SP then you should always TIP, even if she provided only what was expected, the exception being that you will not repeat because of poor service.

When you are tipping your repeats, you are buying insurance that the next session will be as good or better than the last, and your requested time will have a higher degree of meshing with hers. Example:
If SP see's 6 customers a day, and of those 5 give her TIPS and 1 does not. Whom do you think receives the time they requested if more than one person requests the same time? You can bet dollars to donuts they know exactly who tips and how much. They are not mindless bozo's.

I always say do what works for you
But I’ve doing this for years never tipped and never have bad service on return appointment.

this is a professional luxury experience for most part price is fully baked in

anyways that’s my view

 

[SuperSport]

"do what works for you," Have I hit a nerve or something? After hammering your thumb for many years suddenly learning there's at least some sound reasoning and logic behind ways to go about tipping, has that got the better of you?


"This is a professional luxury experience for most part price is fully baked in" sounds all well and good however the fact is this is a "Service Industry," the exact Industry where you traditionally tip, don't you know? And oh, I know creating the "professional luxury experience" moniker looks real cool but is about as relevant as a hammer swing.


Pretty much everyone has gone over the cliche "that's the way I've always done it." In case you were not following, the result is that kind of analysis is near useless in establishing solid reasoning towards any decision making.


I am truly glad that you have had great experiences, good for you, but if you want to compare why you do what you do with why I do what I do, I will take the time to point out that my position is based off not simply experience but sound logic and reasoning, where as yours is based off, well let's be nice and say, good feelings experience.


I think there's a possibility the luxury market sector you are in, the Providers don't care about Tips, don't want them, don't need them, don't expect them. Where the market sector I'm from, the Providers track who Tips what and they even share some of it (info) with the other Providers. Now there's one explanation for how your methods work well enough for you and my method works well for me and everyone else, because my method can be transferred to either market without upset, and yours works only in the "luxury sector."


Don't worry about this too much my friend, I've been hung up with COVID for 4 weeks now and have nothing better to do than bust your balls.

I always say do what works for you
But I’ve doing this for years never tipped and never have bad service on return appointment.

this is a professional luxury experience for most part price is fully baked in

anyways that’s my view

 

[shinenishine]

"do what works for you," Have I hit a nerve or something? After hammering your thumb for many years suddenly learning there's at least some sound reasoning and logic behind ways to go about tipping, has that got the better of you?


"This is a professional luxury experience for most part price is fully baked in" sounds all well and good however the fact is this is a "Service Industry," the exact Industry where you traditionally tip, don't you know? And oh, I know creating the "professional luxury experience" moniker looks real cool but is about as relevant as a hammer swing.


Pretty much everyone has gone over the cliche "that's the way I've always done it." In case you were not following, the result is that kind of analysis is near useless in establishing solid reasoning towards any decision making.


I am truly glad that you have had great experiences, good for you, but if you want to compare why you do what you do with why I do what I do, I will take the time to point out that my position is based off not simply experience but sound logic and reasoning, where as yours is based off, well let's be nice and say, good feelings experience.


I think there's a possibility the luxury market sector you are in, the Providers don't care about Tips, don't want them, don't need them, don't expect them. Where the market sector I'm from, the Providers track who Tips what and they even share some of it (info) with the other Providers. Now there's one explanation for how your methods work well enough for you and my method works well for me and everyone else, because my method can be transferred to either market without upset, and yours works only in the "luxury sector."


Don't worry about this too much my friend, I've been hung up with COVID for 4 weeks now and have nothing better to do than bust your balls.

All good brother hope things with Covid clam down soon so you can go back to having fun

at the end of the day that’s all it’s about

 

[xtc27]

Hello

What's the group's thoughts. SP advertises $250 all in - do you include tip on top?

Don’t feel like I gotta tip & few times when I felt like DAMN, gotta give her xxtra $$$… she gives it back!

… be kind, polite, clean, nice, some humour, flirt… makes bigger impression than some jerk who throws her an xxxtra $20…

… a gent ( ≠ jerk) who also tips xxxtra… sure, makes impression… but there’s some weird thing, u both had fun, & tipping xxxtra seems 2 cheapen it…

Lers face it… allotta time, door closes, she already forgot u… if u both had fun in the rm, she’ll remember that more than a tip…

 

[bumzbumz]

No tip

just provie the other tip

 

[curvluvr]

I generally don't tip.
If payment is requested up front (MPA or SP), I definitely will not tip. I simply won't tip for services that I haven't even received yet.
If payment is provided after the session, I have tipped before, but not often.

I agree with shinenishine... that the best tip you can give is your repeat business.

 

[c1000]

Whatever the agreed upon prices is what I pay.

There has been a few times I given more because she deserved it or I was in a generous mood.