*Generosity or enjoyability? For visit 2 whatsmoreimportant?

[SecretProvider]

2 hours ago, KensingtonHomo said:

If you think your services are worth more than your quoted price, why not raise it? I'm more likely to tip someone I've seen more than once, especially if it's over a few months or more than a year, since they generally don't raise their rates. But when someone sets their own price and keeps it all, a tip seems unnecessary. I'm also more likely to tip someone who charges a lower rate ($350/hour) than someone who charges $500/hour. The latter, I'm hard-pressed to consider hiring, as my experience is that providers charging that much tend to be less skilled and less fun than those in the $300-$400 range. 

the question asked was 'do providers prefer a nice time, or a nice tip'. not whether tips are good/bad/worthy.  

[SecretProvider]

4 hours ago, Rod Hagen said:

In the long and short term a client who becomes a regular is preferable to one who simply "tips".

correct, but that was not the question that was asked. 

[+ KensingtonHomo]

11 minutes ago, SecretProvider said:

the question asked was 'do providers prefer a nice time, or a nice tip'. not whether tips are good/bad/worthy.  

You didn't answer my question. And you're not a moderator, so buzz off. 

[SecretProvider]

1 minute ago, KensingtonHomo said:

You didn't answer my question. And you're not a moderator, so buzz off. 

If you quote my comment I am going to reply.  I don't have to 'answer your question' because it was completely irrelevant to the discussion. 

unless you are paying me, don't tell me what to do.

[NYXboy]

I suspect not many providers are doing this purely for the enjoyment, but rather the generous money involved.  I'd like to think it is an enjoyable way to make cash though!  

[Cooper]

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[+ José Soplanucas]

I find interesting that @SecretProvider chooses to say "we prefer the tip" instead of using the first singular person.

My personal experience tells me that the universe of escorts is very diverse in all imaginable ways, including their preferences and motivations. 

[hungry4darkmeat]

It’s funny how some people have a problem with me tipping my providers for what I consider to be good service but my providers seem to appreciate it cause they are always down to connect with me and often give me a nice break on the rate cause they know they’re going to get extra if they make a bitch happy and i aint remotely mad about that 

[+ PhileasFogg]

1 hour ago, hungry4darkmeat said:

It’s funny how some people have a problem with me tipping my providers for what I consider to be good service but my providers seem to appreciate it cause they are always down to connect with me and often give me a nice break on the rate cause they know they’re going to get extra if they make a bitch happy and i aint remotely mad about that 

To be fair, the counterpoint to enjoyment might warrant “combat pay” in which case I would expect that the base price would be increased for the second visit….tip or no tip

[GentJ]

7 hours ago, hungry4darkmeat said:

It’s funny how some people have a problem with me tipping my providers for what I consider to be good service but my providers seem to appreciate it cause they are always down to connect with me and often give me a nice break on the rate cause they know they’re going to get extra if they make a bitch happy and i aint remotely mad about that 

Hey, hey ... No one is mad about you tipping 😘

But I never really go into an appointment thinking 'this person will probably tip me well.' If you're meeting with the same provider a second time, though, it's like you're starting to become a regular. Regulars get VIP treatment for sure. I know I'm repeating myself here, but it really matters way more than a tip.