Market Rates

piyo

Gold Member
Hi,

Just an open discussion regarding current employment rate in Australia. Seems like everything follows mining, like if iron ore goes down, the economy seems to go with it it.
Do you reckon escort should reflect their pricing to suit the market condition or just leave as it is.

The reason, a few months ago, I saw lady mentioned to me that she used to charge around $400/hr at the time (quiet now) and she changed her rate to $200/hr and business been good for her. Seems like $200/hr to be the bang buck. Just wondering, how are top-end girls are doing at the moment.
 
I have recently increased my pricing and removed short bookings. This was done for a couple of reasons. I prefer to offer my loyal men extra time then financial discounts. But saying this my rates in Adelaide are lower then Langtrees and high end privates. I work from home so low overheads compared to business where you pay for the experience and lush environment. We all have our fees we are happy to work for and the market will determine the worth. My concern is the ever growing privates in the $500 to $700 price range. This has been on the sharp increase and will it be sustainable. I feel for those ladies who are just entering the industry as I don't believe it's a quick way to make good cash. Market is flooded to a degree and I feel men will spend more time between punting saving for their lady of choice . Quality over quantity.
 
Sex can be bought as cheap as 4 pounds in Liverpool, UK. Worth a trip to UK for cheap sex and great beer! Competition between Eastern European sex workers and local workers is driving prices down.

Hayley has been selling sex for 15 years. She is one of many sex workers on Liverpool’s Sheil Road in the inner-city Kensington area. The road, and surrounding area, has become known as Merseyside’s red light district. <------ Drove down that street many a day not seen one lady...
 
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