Negotiating for extras.
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
Wednesday, May 16, 2018 7:32 AM
I hate to negotiate prices when discussing going to VIP with a dancer. I know the standard price at my favorite club. I also know that quite a few dancers will ask prices $50-150 higher. When I run into one of them my normal response is to pass. When I pass most of the time they usually make a lower offer. Some will ask "what do you usually spend?" and I tell them the standard rate and they will usually reply "I can do that".
Some times I start the negotiations by telling them right off what I normally pay and let them decide whether to accept, reject or make a counter offer. I stick to my guns and don't go any higher.
But the question is always in the back of my brain if that by her accepting a lower price am I going to get her best effort. Is she going to give me the same service that she would have for her price. I have my doubts. It is a crap shoot. Some times you win and some times you lose.
If she turns out to be a winner, she of course gets a modest tip and a repeat customer. Once a price has been agreed upon future transactions will normally be based on the original price. So it is important to get it right the first time. I know dancers that charge me the going rate but new customers are quoted higher prices. I have found this to work even if the club standard rate goes up.
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