How does it benefit an SP to keep changing agencies & Pseudonyms?

[CS Martin]

How does it benefit an SP to keep changing agencies & Pseudonyms? Are there any benefits to the client? How do the agencies either benefit or not?

 

[johnmbot]

i have no clue. i'd like to know what you think...

 

[CS Martin]

i have no clue. i'd like to know what you think...

The reason I asked is because I have insufficient information to form an opinion. I will tell you I've noticed that SP's and agencies do this. I can tell you that agency operators and SPs have given me reasons in the past, but no clear trend or particular reason seems evident to me. So I thought it might be a good subject of discussion to help all concerned. Maybe Merlot can tell me what I'm thinking or plotting. He claims to be good at this.

 

[johnmbot]

How does it benefit an SP to keep changing agencies & Pseudonyms?

depends on her reason. she may be changing name &/or agency for privacy reasons... or maybe she was fired &/or she has a bad reputation, so she can benefit from new customers who don't know her past.

Are there any benefits to the client?

i can't think of any. whether she is good or bad, she's still the same girl.

How do the agencies either benefit or not?

if they're trying to hide her bad reputation they benefit from the constant inflow of new customers whom do not know the past. they gain nothing from current hobbyists who remain informed.

 

[jeff jones]

One of the benefits of an sp changing agencies is for some it probably gives them at least a temporary boost in bookings. A lot of agencies have there regular Johns and once these regulars see them on several occasions bookings may slow down for them, so they move to a different agency and they may get some additional bookings from that agencies regulars. A recent example of this is Cassandra of asservissante who was not even on my radar screen, made the shift to xxxtase as Cassie, i then noticed her right away read her reviews and she is now on my to meet list on my next trip.

 

[sweetwater]

depends on her reason. she may be changing name &/or agency for privacy reasons... or maybe she was fired &/or she has a bad reputation, so she can benefit from new customers who don't know her past.
i can't think of any. whether she is good or bad, she's still the same girl.
if they're trying to hide her bad reputation they benefit from the constant inflow of new customers whom do not know the past. they gain nothing from current hobbyists who remain informed.

Ditto
I've had a couple girls tell me they were tired of being chased by the boss. Some have said they could no longer get along with the boss. Mostly though I agree with JohnM.

 

[sweetwater]

A recent example of this is Cassandra of asservissante who was not even on my radar screen, made the shift to xxxtase as Cassie,...

She was on my TDL. Now there is a glimmer of hope I'll get back to Montreal before she bugs out again.

 

[Aeolus]

Changing agencies benefits the girl by keeping her employed for a while until her new agency also tires of her (or vice versa). Seeing that a girl has worked at so many different places, though, is kind of a red flag, especially when they go from a higher dollar agency to a lower dollar agency.

Changing names probably boosts bookings if the girl had gotten lousy reviews under the old name. Not everyone reads the changing names, changing places thread. If the girl changes her name and her level of service early enough in her career before she is widely circulated, she might be able to redeem herself. And some names are probably changed once a girl realizes she might be getting confused with a different girl with the same name at a different agency.

 

[Merlot]

Hello all,

The reason I asked is because I have insufficient information to form an opinion. I will tell you I've noticed that SP's and agencies do this. I can tell you that agency operators and SPs have given me reasons in the past, but no clear trend or particular reason seems evident to me. So I thought it might be a good subject of discussion to help all concerned. Maybe Merlot can tell me what I'm thinking or plotting. He claims to be good at this.

Okay, I'll play. You were thinking three things:

1. How do I get that hot skinny 70 year old across the hall that looks like Joan Rivers to service me with a tartar sauce lube.

2. I now look enough like Alan Hale Jr. to play the Skipper in the big budget movie porn version of Gilligan's Island: The Skipper Does Bora Bora.

3. You were dreaming of the Empire of Martinlandia, formerly known as planet Earth.

Changing agencies benefits the girl by keeping her employed for a while until her new agency also tires of her (or vice versa). Seeing that a girl has worked at so many different places, though, is kind of a red flag, especially when they go from a higher dollar agency to a lower dollar agency.

Changing names probably boosts bookings if the girl had gotten lousy reviews under the old name. Not everyone reads the changing names, changing places thread. If the girl changes her name and her level of service early enough in her career before she is widely circulated, she might be able to redeem herself. And some names are probably changed once a girl realizes she might be getting confused with a different girl with the same name at a different agency.

Exactly! Obviously the answer is...the "profit motive" and how to keep the money flowing.

Cheers,

Merlot

 

[CS Martin]

Okay, I'll play. You were thinking three things:

1. How do I get that hot skinny 70 year old across the hall that looks like Joan Rivers to service me with a tartar sauce lube.

2. I now look enough like Alan Hale Jr. to play the Skipper in the big budget movie porn version of Gilligan's Island: The Skipper Does Bora Bora.

3. You were dreaming of the Empire of Martinlandia, formerly known as planet Earth.

Cheers,

Merlot

Well at least you're FINALLY STARTING TO DEVELOP A SENSE OF HUMOR!!! Not effective yet, but in the right direction.

 

[Mike Mercury]

For the same reason that hotel chains sell locations to other chains and acquire other locations from other chains. It boosts revenue because consumers have "brand" loyalty but still want "newness".

 

[Marlow]

Move around = more exposure = more$$$$