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Although I'm not a fan of being required to subscribe to a provider's OF, when a provider has one, I usually subscribe first to get an idea of the provider's current look.

I was about to add him to my buddylist when I saw his hashtags.

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Moderator's Warning: Stick to the topic (a provider who requested a deposit when the client was in the lobby) and stop the bickering. 

WTF? He wanted a deposit to let you up to his room? That's crazy. And then to pull the abusive shit? You certainly dodged a bullet there.

I see what I'm interested in and my good sense (and closer reading) goes right out the window . . . 

My experience is that most guys (not all, but most) will offer a "session rate" as @MikeBiDude called it. Typically, I'll ask "what are your rates for one, two, and three hours?" It gives them the opportunity to offer a "session rate" without me having to ask about a "discount." 

WTF? He wanted a deposit to let you up to his room? That's crazy. And then to pull the abusive shit? You certainly dodged a bullet there.

WTF? He wanted a deposit to let you up to his room? That's crazy. And then to pull the abusive shit? You certainly dodged a bullet there.

WTF? He wanted a deposit to let you up to his room? That's crazy. And then to pull the abusive shit? You certainly dodged a bullet there.

WTF? He wanted a deposit to let you up to his room? That's crazy. And then to pull the abusive shit? You certainly dodged a bullet there.

WTF? He wanted a deposit to let you up to his room? That's crazy. And then to pull the abusive shit? You certainly dodged a bullet there.

WTF? He wanted a deposit to let you up to his room? That's crazy. And then to pull the abusive shit? You certainly dodged a bullet there.

made a date yesterday, traveled 45 minutes on the NYC transit system to the provider's hotel. texted him i was in the lobby and was told i neeed to make a deposit. weird. and the deposit had to apple pay. no other options. lol. seriously. texted photos of the hotel lobby and was told i'm a time waster. sigh. 45 minute trip home. who's the time waster. then he had the nerve to text a tirade because i refused to pay the deposit. dear lord.and then a friend of his started texting me about how grotesque i am...a new low. 

Long ago he advertised as DesertCowboy and advertised as GoodCompanyAZ from 2021 to at least June 2023. I hired him several years ago and wouldn't repeat. 

I paid for it using Medicare for a couple years. Was hundreds of dollars a year with deductible, it was a “Tier 4” drug.  So with that level and gap coverage etc. was very expensive. Also note the Gilead deductible benefit goes away with Medicare, they don’t offer any help with “government” sponsored insurance plans.
So, for me it’s Amazon Pharmacy at $48 for 90 day supply. I just pay it out of pocket and don’t even turn in to Medicare.

Long ago he advertised as DesertCowboy and advertised as GoodCompanyAZ from 2021 to at least June 2023. I hired him several years ago and wouldn't repeat. 

Long ago he advertised as DesertCowboy and advertised as GoodCompanyAZ from 2021 to at least June 2023. I hired him several years ago and wouldn't repeat. 

My experience is that most guys (not all, but most) will offer a "session rate" as @MikeBiDude called it. Typically, I'll ask "what are your rates for one, two, and three hours?" It gives them the opportunity to offer a "session rate" without me having to ask about a "discount." 

My experience is that most guys (not all, but most) will offer a "session rate" as @MikeBiDude called it. Typically, I'll ask "what are your rates for one, two, and three hours?" It gives them the opportunity to offer a "session rate" without me having to ask about a "discount." 

This often works for me as well…I call it a “session rate” when discussing with the provider.

Agreed but 500 for a 2 hours escort is a standard rate in this day and age. 

Is like ordering with a coupon, you'll get more potatoes and rice for sure. 
Besides most quality guys won't accept a haggler, because the haggling won't end there, asking to save a $20 bill is just the beginning. 

That's what I would expect too.
Ditto - on that I don't ask for discounts, but may be willing to entertain an unsolicited counteroffer. However, as has been mentioned on this board, there are escorts who quote an obscene price, then counteroffer with a merely outrageous price. Budding salesmen.
Often, when an escort quotes me 300 or 350 an hour, I simply ask, "Would 500 be good for 2 hours then?" Although there's something of a "discount" involved, I usually don't get turned down or get a "compromised experience," since most providers offer that anyway. And if they don't, I'm not haggling over it.

Getting the thread back on-topic...No, I do not think you should ask for a discount. If the services are not what you typically get (i.e. a massage on a table) then don't hire the provider.