Non negotiable

[Sun&SandMan]

That isn't a joke! it is a very sick comment.... Get some professional help or phone the white coats to pick you up so they can lock you up permanently.

 

[Fcktheids]

That isn't a joke! it is a very sick comment.... Get some professional help or phone the white coats to pick you up so they can lock you up permanently.

 

[Bullet]

I NEVER negotiate
They always start off with a stupid high price. Hoping you ae a sucker
I tell them what I want and What I will pay,
Turn a 180 and walk out.
Take my word for it, Their price quickly drops

 

[Jelloguy]

Just ignore this Fck goof. Goofs like this love the attention. Ignore them.

 

[Rubmegood]

Turn a 180 and walk out.

Trouble is they don't negotiate at the door. They wait until they've teased you to the point the little head is doing the thinking. Kinda hard to "turn a 180 and walk out" at that point!

 

[Eastcoastdan]

Trouble is they don't negotiate at the door. They wait until they've teased you to the point the little head is doing the thinking. Kinda hard to "turn a 180 and walk out" at that point!

I agree. In that state, a 180 may just knock everything off the side table.
BTW-I don’t negotiate. They either don’t quote a price and I tip and get their reaction or the quote a price and I accept or not.

 

[Albertaman]

If I read your comments right Albertaman? I have no reason to post this experience here?

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Misunderstanding. These are the experiences that should be posted. With enough hints on whom to avoid. Too many of the glowing reviews are just repeats and of no value. The "avoid" reviews that are honest and factual are the most useful ones. Thank you.


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[Bullet]

Trouble is they don't negotiate at the door. They wait until they've teased you to the point the little head is doing the thinking. Kinda hard to "turn a 180 and walk out" at that point!

Most that I see do negotiate at the door.

 

[PingPongPooner]

I hate it when they get me all revved up and then go for the jugular. And yes, with a SP that had previously been good. They can get greedy. So before I walk in the door I mentally prepare by assuming it will go that way. Then when it's time to peruse their menu I ask about a h-e. If the price is okay and I want more then I enquire about more. If I get quoted a ridiculous price then I state that that is what I normally pay for (bj/nude/body slide, as appropriate). That gives them the choice to come down in price or deliver more. Sometimes it works and other times it doesn't and I have to take my stress elsewhere to be released, and a repeat visit is out of the question.

 

[luvsluvsmassage]

i don't know guys. getting mentally prepared for a negative negotiation before walking in the room? think about it. what are you there for? all i'm saying is that when i finally let go of all that stuff so i could focus on being relaxed, ready for a great experience, then i found more and more enjoyment and fulfillment. The entire experience felt the way a great massage should. If it cost me 20 more, even 40 more, then i can evaluate later and decide if i'm ever returning. But the experience itself started to dictate whether i come back, not the 20 or 40 bucks. Yes sometimes i get disappointed, but far far less. Its always "to each their own", but i just want to spin this convo if it helps a dude or two find greater levels of satisfaction.