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Miss Monique

Miss Monique

Adelaide's original Plus Size Delight
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On the topic of specials some on my wonderful regular gents I give them a discount $20 these are the men that see me weekly or fairly often and been long term clients. Not all but for some I am more than happy to do. It keeps business flowing through the door. They never ask for it or expect it either. The same with extra's some ladies charge extra for kissing, DATY etc I keep my price a set rate Greek, cross dressing and mummy fantasies is my only extras I charge. We live in a time money is tighter, the market is flooded with WL. A ladies price should not determine the quality of service IMO nor the class of the lady. A lower price lady should not equal tacky either. I'm a lower price lady who takes pride in my appearance, nice lingerie, shoes, being clean and well groomed etc. Things that stand out to me a lady can command a higher price is they model looks, youthful and work from a good area. Us mature ladies with everyday looks can not expect to earn top dollar regardless how good our service is as you have to get the men through the door first.
 
bushseeker

bushseeker

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a couple of years ago there was a lady who went by Kayla when about $250ph was the going rate she asked $120 selected hours as she worked and had a partner.. no real reason for it she was 40but had a nice body and was pretty sort of lady next door more than stunner. she seemed just a bit different but was a lovely lady
i saw her twice .. no way was she ever going to leave until well after time
second time she advertised from memory $200or $250 for 2 hours.
she showed up and smiled saying oh i remember you .. put in a good effort .. I reckon i can get you to cum 3times and that was her mission and she didnt leave till she acompished it.. each time after i came she just took breaks making me recover with massages chatting before leading into getting me up again .. so no price doesnt always mean quality service
 
Ginger Spice

Ginger Spice

Here Comes Trouble
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You should be able to decide what your service is worth on your own. It is quite for everyone unfortunately. Some states are better than others with business atm. I make up for loss income in this industry by also doing cam shows. As you have a broader audience (and can do it in the comfort of your own home) This makes me an average extra of about $40-50 per hour when I am streaming. At first I was only making about $20 a show (3-4 hours) but now I have built up an audience (about 100hrs live time) I will average about $200 per 2 and a half hour show... US dollars. This is for a show that has almost no penetration.

Something to think about/ consider :)
 
Lucy2016

Lucy2016

Bronze Member
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But once your prices are dropped its going to be hard to get them back up again, maybe just try shorter session
 
Phoebe

Phoebe

Some Village lost an Idiot!
Legend Member
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Lucy2016 said:
But once your prices are dropped its going to be hard to get them back up again, maybe just try shorter session
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The wider economy is suffering, ANZ sacked 200 today, Wage growth is flat or going backwards, Inflation is dropping into deflation Men are loosing jobs, and the jobs they have are nowhere near as secure as they once were, so they are hoarding cash for that rainy day, House prices are still up there, so discretionary spending like this on Working ladies is one of the 1st things to suffer, I am afraid to say, and for those that are not taking heed of the news each and every day in the media may come unstuck if times get tougher, Australia has no plan here for its economy, as a woman you must see sales signs in every shop window, they dont have them in good times.....

The mining boom is behind us, by 2017 there will be no Automotive industry in Australia, and each and every month its getting harder and harder to find "Made in Australia" on goods, which means no real jobs here, Australia has become a high wage nation in a global region of the reverse of this, Australia can longer compete and what we do here is no longer anything special... its troubling times for Australia, Services dont bring in real growth and real dollars...... Manufacturing does, look around in Perth, its dead......
 
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