That's not the purpose screening serves.. Don't spread the wrong info. I've had guys write bad comments or reviews about me even if I knew their handle and names. It doesn't make any difference. It truly is for our safety.. and for deposits it's to avoid no show's and last minute cancellations.
I was surprised this wasn't brought up in the documentary too. I guess they care about the ''exploitation'' of certain women more than others.
I don't think most of us increase our rates because we get less traffic, in fact it can be the other way around. I know providers who decreased their rates because they were nervous about losing clients, or things weren't as good. Personally I try to offer different types of services in order to get a variety of clients. From what I hear and from personal experience, increasing rates means wanting to be more selective about clients. Some providers who have very high rates simply have other jobs and only want a handful of sessions every month.Many think like this but very few say it loud
Pushback I've seen from indies is that they provide better service/time/experience etc.
But like you say - most people want to pay premium only once in a while and agency girls do fill a need.
Catch 22 is indies get less traffic so they need to keep increasing rates, which in turn reduces volume further which leads again to rate hikes and the cycle continues.
I fell to Read comments that looks like this in this thread....most take are considerate...
Y'all know why....if we are to have a discussion, Let's have a discussion. Clémentine being the face of this recent campane against agencies isn't a coincidence either....Again not saying that what she experienced isn't true....but having the young caucasian girl from a rich family falling in the demise of prostitution hit different in the minds of people vs Asians women fresh from the boat doing the exact same thing....
I know her brother from before her time at XO, around the neighbors sending her money time and she always had a reputation for not telling everything or juggling around the thruth.
I appreciate your sharing of your perspective but this happened to me but not in Montreal. I take it as as a lesson.
You got that right...he went ghost.
Now hopefully this is a WAKE UP call towards putting an end to the incall business model.
Maybe some SPs will be less harder to book then? lol
Its just so profitable for agencies and at the same time lots of SPs really prefer it. I mean lets look at it ... An SP only has to get to the incall ONCE, then she get ready and from then on she does not have to deal with either the summer heat or the winter cold, the snow, she does not spend time in a car that is not paid. Unless she ain't fully book for a shift, she knows exactly how she gonna make with the shift as in how many clients + the 15 minutes breaks between. And of course its likely more reassuring to be in "your place" to host for them. With outcall you never know were you going... And for the agency owners of course more calls the better for them.
The security guy at the desk knows what happen. James mention it in the investigation. I assume he is paid to stay quiet as long as there ain't no trouble. As for owners often they really don't care as long as thet get money and again no trouble arise. I did hear the door pannel got busted a few times tough but maybe James covered this/dealt with it?
Hi, Julia. I don't know your opinion on this subject. Would you care to elaborate, please? Thanks.
A few of them probably want to make sure they can see the impossible-to-book SPs before they bust the agency... but you know... hard to book...
I believe owners had a feeling something was going on.
Law enforcement are not stupid and I think they tolerates because they prefer it this way. Kinda to have control over a market which cannot be eradicated and let it moves to less harmful scenarios. it makes sense not to prioritize discreet incalls between 2 consensual adults versus human trafficking, underage, street prositution, heavy violence, gangs, funding organized crime and so on with a lot of collateral violence.
