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[Guest100514]

Originally Posted by Tara Evans

Thank you that was very sweet. And yes sir just make sure its Churches.

Girl, if I knew about your little thing with Church's Chicken, I would've gotten in your pants a long time ago! There is one just one block away from me!

[Guest100514]

Originally Posted by Chung Tran

there's a smoking hot black girl that works at a Church's I go to.. tall, slim, maybe 19 years old, looks like a model.. I want to tell her to join this Community.. but it would be bad manners, Damnit!

Just slip her a note. It would be bad manners to say it out loud lol

[EZ.]

Originally Posted by Tara Evans

And yes sir just make sure its Churches.

Wow. I would have held out for some Popeye's spicy, some dirty rice and a half dozen of those biscuits.
Make sure you wash your hands. Nothing heats up a session quite like a little ceyenne pepper.

[Tara Evans]

Originally Posted by OldLRRP

Wow. I would have held out for some Popeye's spicy, some dirty rice and a half dozen of those biscuits.
Make sure you wash your hands. Nothing heats up a session quite like a little ceyenne pepper.

I still wish we would have met. I like you

[Tara Evans]

Originally Posted by doug_dfw

Good going now you are priced at $ 300 next visit. Say thank you Tara

Thank you DOUG

[EZ.]

Originally Posted by Tara Evans

I still wish we would have met. I like you

I had to look it up but it from an old Cajun song: Je respire encore et vous etes une tres belle femme.

[Tara Evans]

Huh

[EZ.]

Originally Posted by Tara Evans

Huh

Just some Cajun French:

I'm still breathing and you are a very beautiful woman.

[Tiffani Jameson]

Originally Posted by SNL9933

Gators - I need to expand my reply.

There is nothing wrong with contacting a provider if/when you see she puts an ad up for a special etc. It's the reason why she did it in the first place...Marketing 101.

If you see a provider that has a rate that is more than your budget or more than you feel you want to pay for her - that is totally your prerogative. It's your $ and how you chose to spend it is up to you.

You can always search a provider's previous posts to see if whether or not she has ever posted a "special rate".. Chances are she might do it again at some point. But if you see a provider has never posted a special rate/promo or whatever you want to call it..I think it would be safe to assume that she probably won't.

At that point asking if she has a "special rate" would be kinda of cheap (again just my .2 cents)...

Good luck

This I agree with.

As far as negotiations are concerned, don't be a butt about it. I had someone from here ask me for 30 minutes. I have a 1.5 hour minimum. I offer an hour when I have time, which is rare. I thought that was completely rude of him.

[Guest070316-1]

With someone new (meaning you have never met them before), it just depends on the situation. Most ladies advertise their regular rates or any specials via their showcase, or recent ads. However, you could purpose the question as to what their ''current'' rate is for x amount of time rather than asking for a special if you are not sure or do not see them posted anywhere...then you can decide to see them based off the reply.

When it comes to someone familiar with something you've never done before such as an extended appointment...

A gent recently in the SA threads put it this way, and I would agree with the assessment as it's had success in the past (myself included)...

Originally Posted by Bush Pilot

Excellent points about the chemistry, provider one has already seen, etc....To which I'd add: In advance, ask the lady what she considers a fair rate for the evening, allowing for some flexibility on the hours spent. (As a courtesy, I do ask them is there a time by which they must part company for the evening.)

There is a vast range of opinion on dinner dates. While we all agree we're paying for time, there are some escorts who interpret that so narrowly, they consider themselves entitled to their hourly rate, whether at the bar, the dining table, or BCD.

There's no right or wrong answer on "fair rate" -- except that to which you both explicitly agree. Nothing like a financial misunderstanding to kill the mood.

This was in a discussion over dinner dates with someone they have seen before (someone already familiar), but I am sure the ideology would be consistent over other types of appointments. I could see how something like this could apply if there are any running specials.

[Worldtravler]

Originally Posted by doug_dfw

Good going now you are priced at $ 300 next visit. Say thank you Tara

No problem, and I'll throw in the bucket of churches as a tip.

Originally Posted by Chung Tran

there's a smoking hot black girl that works at a Church's I go to.. tall, slim, maybe 19 years old, looks like a model.. I want to tell her to join this Community.. but it would be bad manners, Damnit!

Just ask her nicely what could possibly go wrong.

[Chung Tran]

Originally Posted by Worldtravler

Just ask her nicely what could possibly go wrong.

um.. the honey on the biscuit might turn out to be liquid cement?

[Guest123018]

Yes i believe it's rude IMO as i do not discuss rates
and to ask about a special would be discussing a rate IMO.

Question: If i have to ask you for a tip and you haven't offered will you think i'm being rude?

[Tara Evans]

Originally Posted by Jillian Price

Girl, if I knew about your little thing with Church's Chicken, I would've gotten in your pants a long time ago! There is one just one block away from me!

Girl don't turn me on like that.

[QUOTE=Worldtravler;1055848158]No problem, and I'll throw in the bucket of churches as a tip.

Throw in a honey biscuit and white gravy and its on like donkey kong

[Gnostalgia]

If I have all the money I need, I won't ask for an hour, I'll ask for a week. But since I don't have all that scratch, I have to find good, no, great providers for lots less than 250. Doesn't mean one has more talent over the other. And doesn't mean I'm cheap, just means I'm monetarily challenged.