Stock Bar Montreal

Just wanted to drop a line and say that the New Years Eve party at Stock Bar was a great time. The place was decked out. Serving staff in tux shirts and bow ties. Handsome, handsome men dancing all night. A balloon drop at midnight, a shower show, champagne toast, and bountiful buffet after midnight. A group of us attended and all had a wonderful time. Kudos to the management and staff at the club for making this a great destination place to go and to end as well as bring in a new year. Thank you.

Thanks for the clarification! I appreciate it!

There is a monthly event at the club where you can receive a MONTHLY calendar. It can also be downloaded as a desktop for your computer in the member section of the StockBar.com website.
 
The photos are hardly recycling material p gren.

There is a monthly event at the club where you can receive a MONTHLY calendar. It can also be downloaded as a desktop for your computer in the member section of the StockBar.com website.
 
The photos are hardly recycling material p gren.

Simply say to ANY server, or barman who is the manager or can he come to see me.
 
The results will solve your issue.
 
The dancers keep 100% of the money from private dances.
There is no advantage to the bar for dancer overcharging a customer.

It is pretty simple, both sets of lap dance rooms have cameras located outside the door, if needed we can see the time you entered and the time you exited.
This might not be a perfect system but to allow it to just go unmentioned will never solve or address the problem.
As for Jones, the incident being talked about here was during his first or second week of working and he has not had any complaints or negative comments since.
That information is based on customers seen with Jones and being asked about there experience by the manager.
 
And yes, there are cases that the customer does miscount.

Miscounting songs is never allowed and it is very clear to every dancer when they are hired.
Not letting us know when it happens makes it almost impossible to control. Saying I wont dance with him ever again doesn't solve the problem.
It doesn't need to become an argument with the dancer, simply ask to speak to the manager.
I assure you the problem will be corrected at once by the manager.
If your really uncomfortable with dealing with the problem you can also email Contact@stockbar.com with the information.

I will say in all the times I have visited Stock...I have never had a problem with counting songs or getting over charged. It's all in communication with me. I say let's do two songs and let me know when it is up. If I want to do more I say lets do another. I find the service there to be impeccable all the way around.

Interesting Scott,
When you reported this incident to me I offered to solve the problem for you and as you stated you declined.
How would you expect this type of problem to be solved unless you let management get involved ?
Posting here 4 weeks later wont solve the problem.

You always have to be alert and stand your ground.
 
I recently had a private hotel meeting with a hot young guy whom I had met in Montreal. (No, not at Stock bar.)
 
We agreed on a certain price for an hour-long appointment, and after our time together was up, I handed him the compensation along with a tip for good service.
 
Without counting it, he immediately slid the cash into his wallet and then announced quite loudly, "You only gave me $100.00. You still owe me another hundred."
 
What?
 
Pffft.
 
I replied that no, I had given him $200.00 plus another $50.00 tip for his time, and that in the future it would be a wise idea to count the money he receives before ramming it directly into his wallet. That way, he won't make ((ahem)) any more "mistakes" like this in the future.
 
He knew that he was trying to rip me off for additional cash...and *I* knew it too, but he figured that if he were loud and aggressive enough I would cave in and pay him more.
 
That ain't never gonna happen. I work hard for my money and don't have a lot of extra to throw away.
 
So I just stared at him with a placid look on my face, and a slight smile. Think: the Mona Lisa, LOL. I remained silent and staring at him for so long that HE got uncomfortable and finally stomped out of the hotel room.
 
The next day, he texted me and asked if I wanted to get together again.
 
Bwahahahahahaha! Dishonest, a would-be thief, and an idiot. Not someone I would choose to meet again.

Interesting Scott,
When you reported this incident to me I offered to solve the problem for you and as you stated you declined.
How would you expect this type of problem to be solved unless you let management get involved ?
Posting here 4 weeks later wont solve the problem.

Twoguys,
EZEtoGRU is correct, his name is JONES.
He has worked a very short period of time, less than 1 month and has no prior experience.
He will be reprimanded for this incident.
My only wish was that when the incident took place you would have asked to speak to the manager to inform him about the situation.
 
Hope you visit again soon !!
 
QUOTE="TwoGuyz, post: 1391457, member: 17043"]Oh and to identify him further, his first dance is always to the song "Criminal", I should of taken that as a clue.

Thanks for the information and sorry that we did not raise the matter at the time, the fact that you read this so quickly and your swift replies demonstrates how seriously you take your customer service, our positive experiences far outweighed this negative one.
 
We will be back as soon as the schedule and wallet allows!

Based on his description, I’m assuming it was Jones.

FWIW...I love Stock and Campus, and I don't count songs. I haven't for years. It's too distracting, plus it's almost impossible to keep track, especially when it's hard to hear when one song starts and another ends. I always tell the dancer that I will pay him $100 for 15 mins. It's about the same time, 3 minutes per song, except that I can glance at my phone and in an instant know when the time is up. Most dancers know that clients fly in for a few days, so wanting your repeat business makes sense. I've always found the dancers to bend over backwards to make sure you are having a good time, in the hopes that you come back to see them, which I almost always do...
 
Just my 2 cents.

Interesting Scott,
When you reported this incident to me I offered to solve the problem for you and as you stated you declined.
How would you expect this type of problem to be solved unless you let management get involved ?
Posting here 4 weeks later wont solve the problem.

Interesting Scott,
When you reported this incident to me I offered to solve the problem for you and as you stated you declined.
How would you expect this type of problem to be solved unless you let management get involved ?
Posting here 4 weeks later wont solve the problem.

PLEASE EMAIL CONTACT@STOCKBAR.COM, YOUR PROBLEM WILL BE RESOLVED IMMEDIATELY BY WEB SUPPORT.
 
I have also sent them an email to contact you.

When you log into Stockbar.com from a ipad or cell phone you are asked if you want to be redirected to the mobile version, click NO,
 
you will go to the main site and all the options are there.
 
The mobile version is not completed yet

When you log into Stockbar.com from a ipad or cell phone you are asked if you want to be redirected to the mobile version, click NO,
 
you will go to the main site and all the options are there.
 
The mobile version is not completed yet