Bulk discounts?

oftenrong69

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Every day we have an option of getting a better deal if we buy more. Hence the popularity of places like Costco. So...
Why wouldn't an SP offer a reduced price for someone who commits to frequent visits?
Example (with round numbers) her offer was $100per visit if you commit to come twice a month and $125 if once a month. 'Sign up' for 6 or 12 months.

Also how about a frequent shopper card, e.g. 9 visits and your 10th is free.

I'm sure many SP's do give their regulars deals, but why not advertise it.

Is this a silly idea or does it exist?
 
Costco offer bulk pricing for one time purchases.. not consecutive purchases.

If you book an SP for X number of hours in a row in one booking, you'll most likely get a discount.
 
Oh boy.... this could get interesting!

:popcorn:
 
oftenrong69;5546744 Why wouldn't an SP offer a reduced price for someone who commits to frequent visits?QUOTE said:
Some do.......and you pay upfront.
It's called being a sugardaddy!!!
 
There's no incentive especially if the loyalty program doesn't have an expiry. And if it does, the indie is acting like she expects a regular.

Let's say there's a program visit 10x get one free. And you are an indie not an agency with many girls to drive higher demand. How would you run the program? Let's say you have John who visits you once a month. Are you going to give John his Nov visit for free? Why bother? John was going to pay 12x for the year anyway. And what if John has a dry spell or doesn't come for a few months? Then you are giving him a freebie that could extend to a 18 month visit. And let me remind you that the indie would have to track all of her clients' visits and counts and rebates. Forget it.
 
Closest I ever saw to a legit attempt at this was Cupids. Pay for 4 hours get 5 with the understanding that you would be taking a break to take teh lady to a nice dinner. I took advantage of this deal several times, great evenings every single one. Don't know if they still offer it.

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Every day we have an option of getting a better deal if we buy more. Hence the popularity of places like Costco. So...
Why wouldn't an SP offer a reduced price for someone who commits to frequent visits?
Example (with round numbers) her offer was $100per visit if you commit to come twice a month and $125 if once a month. 'Sign up' for 6 or 12 months.

Also how about a frequent shopper card, e.g. 9 visits and your 10th is free.

I'm sure many SP's do give their regulars deals, but why not advertise it.

Is this a silly idea or does it exist?
I'm sure they would all do it as long as you paid in advance.

Or are they to trust you that you will not see them a couple of times at the discounted rate and then bail after only a few dates instead of the full number?
 
You could also activate a pooner card uploaded with all your fetishes, likes and dislikes etc.Swipe it between her arse cheeks and it downloads directly into her brain/pussy hybrid mainframe so that each time you swipe she'll be able to keep track of your visits and such.Just like Costco.....
 
A number of MPs have various types of discount options.
Some have a policy whereby you get a free massage after x number of paid sessions.
Some offer a VIP card or membership whereby you pay x up front and pay less every time you visit.
Some offer pay in advance coupons at a reduced rate. The coupons may only be good for a fixed period of time.

I'm sure there are others as well, but these are the ones I've used.
 
You could also activate a pooner card uploaded with all your fetishes, likes and dislikes etc.Swipe it between her arse cheeks and it downloads directly into her brain/pussy hybrid mainframe so that each time you swipe she'll be able to keep track of your visits and such.Just like Costco.....
Swiping is old technology.

With the chip card you would only need to tap that ass.
 
Zoo, lol, That 20k tub is one option, definitely the bulk but not sure of the discount.....
Perhaps I will have to try and negotiate my own deal as it sounds questionable from all the comments.
Here's the test of concept.....
First visit is a regular full fee to assess quality and compatibility. Second to fourth visits 10% discount as long as they are within 6 months, if not completed in 6moths revert to full price. If make the cut at 6 months, 5-9 visit 20%% discount. Same rules for timing. 10 visit...... Free with donation of a good bottle of wine ��������
 
You could also activate a pooner card uploaded with all your fetishes, likes and dislikes etc.Swipe it between her arse cheeks and it downloads directly into her brain/pussy hybrid mainframe so that each time you swipe she'll be able to keep track of your visits and such.Just like Costco.....

And the gate is automatically closed down when your time is up. Be careful with your penis. :)
 
Well Iris, in the days before the discovery of condoms the birth control method was something known as a "thong kick". It consisted of a leather thong tied to the base of the penis and to his foot. At the moment of climax as he came and kicked out in his excitement the the leather thong pulled it out. I am sure this can be verified on wiki something....����
So a modern day option to your gate is to have the thong connected to a timer that jerks it out and stops all action immediately and can only be released for the payment of a fee.

Probably as far fetched as my chances of a bulk discount".............
 
I see this "bulk discount" idea as an approach that could benefit both client and provider. It is potentially a real boon for providers who prefer regular clients and clients who prefer regular providers. In my businesses worked I have witnessed how (i) consumer populations respond positively to pricing and (ii) suppliers respond positively to consistent and reliable demand.
Here's one model of how it could work:
Take as an example a provider who charges $250 an hour. The offer could be that if a client were to book a second hour within a 30 day period, the price for the second hour would be $225. The price for the third or any additional hours (again within 30 days of the first booking) would be $200. After 30 days, the discount would lapse and the tariff would return to $250.
The benefit for the regular client would be obvious, more visits within a given cost ceiling. The benefits to the provider could include return visits from a known and familiar client base. Also, the provider would remain in control of the incentive... if at any point the provider felt the price point was not to her advantage (if for example, she had sufficient bookings from new clients who would be paying full freight) she could simply refuse further booking from her repeats within the 30 days.