Tipping Protocol
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I usually tip them over a counter or the end of the bed. However, I'm sure a bathtub or toilet would work as well.
Usually I pay the advertised and predecided rate before meeting. I always clarify the rate before our meeting so I can have the amount ready as well. I have tipped few girls who went above and beyond especially when they stayed with me longer than the session’s decided length of time.
I have never tipped an SP any amount of cash above their rate.
I will often bring a nice bottle of wine for us to enjoy or a small gift of some type so you might consider that a "tip."
Personally I reserve tipping for those working in the service industry often at minimum wage who rely on tips to bring their salary to a liveable level.
As for tipping for "exceptional service" I feel that every session they should be providing their best service. That's why I see who I see.
I too work very hard for my clients and provide each and every one of them with "exceptional" service. In exchange, I charge them a significant amount of money for my services reflective of what I deem them to be worth (along with the industry standards).
I don't expect a tip above and beyond that.
I think an SP should set her rate at a level that she feels she is worth and aligns with the demographic she wishes to service.
When you are paying $250 - $300/hr for her time already, is a tip really necessary?
Cheers
J
I will often bring a nice bottle of wine for us to enjoy or a small gift of some type so you might consider that a "tip."
Personally I reserve tipping for those working in the service industry often at minimum wage who rely on tips to bring their salary to a liveable level.
As for tipping for "exceptional service" I feel that every session they should be providing their best service. That's why I see who I see.
I too work very hard for my clients and provide each and every one of them with "exceptional" service. In exchange, I charge them a significant amount of money for my services reflective of what I deem them to be worth (along with the industry standards).
I don't expect a tip above and beyond that.
I think an SP should set her rate at a level that she feels she is worth and aligns with the demographic she wishes to service.
When you are paying $250 - $300/hr for her time already, is a tip really necessary?
Cheers
J
I agree and we shouldn't be encouraging the expectation of tipping. Next thing you know we'll only get decent service when you tip.
On the very rare occasion that I tipped it was because it was an extraordinary session - very extraordinary. eg. She nearly doubled the 1hr time with full service the whole time and 4 SOG plus windown afterward which took the session over 2 hrs and 15 minutes.
Yep, 4 SOG in 1hr and 45 minutes - 2 BBBJCIMSW, 1 regular SOG and 1 BBBJ/CIM/COF - that was in my much younger years - today rare to get off 2SOG.
Anyway, so unless you are in an extraordinary situation - don't tip is my recommendation.
On the very rare occasion that I tipped it was because it was an extraordinary session - very extraordinary. eg. She nearly doubled the 1hr time with full service the whole time and 4 SOG plus windown afterward which took the session over 2 hrs and 15 minutes.
Yep, 4 SOG in 1hr and 45 minutes - 2 BBBJCIMSW, 1 regular SOG and 1 BBBJ/CIM/COF - that was in my much younger years - today rare to get off 2SOG.
Anyway, so unless you are in an extraordinary situation - don't tip is my recommendation.
