Despardo

He has 7 starred reviews on RM by 7 different clients--all positive. Those plus the 2 good reviews on Daddy plus decent rates plus THOSE PICTURES...I mean, how bad could the guy be??? I don't see any downside here.

No, don't believe so. Frankly, I can't remember the guy or initiating this thread, but I guess I did.

Billy is scheduled to perform at the Nob Hill Theater in SF from January 28th through January 30th if you would like a tasting before laying down the big bucks for a whole meal. Attitude comes with no extra charge.

Guess that would be a big yes.

Have you noticed that Castro has absolutely no personality? Can't put two words together into a sentence.

He certainly has and he certainly does.

http://rentmen.com/PrimalMaverick Don't know him, but he seems to fit your criteria.

The escort used to advertise in NYC with a really hot partner. That was some years ago.

Nice guy. Very handsome. Great body. Beautiful skin. Big piece. Intelligent, polite and civilized. Knows what he's doing. You can hire him with confidence.

The new pictures in his ad show him off to good advantage. Handsome man.

I may have replied to the wrong post. The thread has gotten rather confused.

I see. You refuse to pay retail on principle. I would suggest trying the Lower East Side, but it is all gentrified now. All wine bars and cheese shops. Can't even get a decent knish, let alone a bargain.

Or rabbit, or venison, or contains additives or fillers. Try Hebrew National.

This guy is terrific! Better looking than his pictures and incredibly hot in bed--very passionate and a hell of a nice guy. http://rentmen.com/hairyandfriendly Also these guys (available singly or as a team)--passionate and skilled: http://rentmen.com/DFLasVegas

Unless of course your "type" is a 6'4" muscle bound, drop dead gorgeous, horse hung mega-popular porn star. Then, yeah, you might expect to pay a littler more. On another level, have you looked at the beef prices at the supermarket lately? Just say'n.

Hi Ric, Despardo in Seattle here. Welcome to the Forum. Come visit Seattle some time.

I don't think "type" has anything to do with pricing. As they say, one man's meat... On the other hand, if an escort has a unique feature attractive to a certain pool of clients, he may be able to charge more.

I meant that I liked what I saw on your ad. If I lived closer to Hartford...

When an escort's rates are at the top of what I am willing to pay (say $300,) I generally do not tip even if the performance was stellar because I already paid a fair price for what the service was worth. At $200 to $250, if I am happy with the encounter and had a good time, I tend to tip generously ($20 to $50.) If the experience was merely adequate, I just pay the asking price. I am more generous when an experience has exceeded my expectations, and those few times that I decide to spend $300, my expectations are usually pretty high. If $300 per hour is the rate, I will book a one hour session, however, if the rate is $500 for two hours, I might just spring for that depending on the situation.

I found Prague to be surprisingly reasonable in general--hotel rates, food, shopping, etc. Yes, $150 will get you top of the line there.

For Seattle, $200 is good, $250 is average, $300 is OK for something really spectacular, especially with reduced rate on second hour ($250 or less per hour average.) Under $200 is suspect, but not always. I think a 2 hour package deal works out very well for both the client and the escort--basically a win/win. I can see how NYC, LA, SF, DC rates would be higher--especially for traveling escorts who would be paying more for accommodations. Escorts need to determine what kind of marketing works out best for them.

Any you look worth every penny.

Very tall, very handsome, very nice, very legit. Gives great massage. Smart, civilized and sexy.

Great legs on that kid.

Here in Seattle we have 2 kinds of marijuana--medical and over the counter at the state licensed stores--every town now has at least one (not quite as common as Starbucks, but getting there.) Only difference is medical seems to be cheaper. So Brian, when are you coming to Seattle?