U.S. rates aren’t quite that bad, Canada-man. I have a rotation of six ladies I see in the U.S. in the $400 - $600 an hour range that are exactly comparable in terms of ages, looks and services to the six ladies I regularly see in Montreal in the $200 - $400 Canadian dollar range. Of course the currency difference makes the gap even wider.
One thing that comes from threads like this, which are common among all review and discussion boards, is the need to keep working. There is one poster on the German FKK thread on internationalsexguide who is on a mission to keep the price of a half hour session that includes BBBJ at the historical rate of 50 euros instead of the 100 euros now commonly demanded by most of the FKK ladies for a session that includes BBBJ. Sometimes they will do an hour BBBJ session for that, but want an upsell if the guy cums twice. This poster posts constantly throughout the day chastising guys who write reviews that they paid a relatively higher price, praising those who don’t, and identifying ladies who have retained the pricing that existed for the last twenty years.
I have the same reaction to him that I do to those people with signs and money buckets at intersections. Get a fucking job. How many hours per week would he need to work to come up with enough extra money to pay 100 euros a session instead of 50?
The German FKK posters seem to include a lot of retired guys who go on their “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” once a week or so and spend the whole day at the FKK eating the food, socializing with similar guys, and fucking the ladies. I think all of that is wonderful, except for the idea that the whole world owes them no price increases. Can’t they still work part-time after retirement. If their dicks still function, don’t enough other body parts work well enough to do some labor of some type?
Every personal service business I can think of has experienced significant inflation in the last ten years, including sex work. Manufacturing isn’t personal service and it has not experienced wage inflation, and the cost of living index used to adjust government pensions does not factor in the purchase of sex, unfortunately. The personal inflation index of most johns has gone up a lot unfortunately due to the increase in the cost of purchasing sex, aa well as plenty of other personal service businesses including Dentistry (at least in the U.S.)
I haven’t cared for some of the things I see on various message boards. There is a very nice looking provider in Buenos Aires who has a blog on argentinaprivate who is fluent in English and solicits customers who might otherwise have difficulty booking someone who doesn’t speak Spanish. This chick charges $300 US dollars per hour but doesn’t seem to mind being generous with her time. She has gotten nothing but excellent reviews on multiple sites. That is 3-6 times higher than the standard price per hour there, and there is one poster who goes on her argentinaprivate blog and blasts her because of her pricing and she has to delete all of his posts (since it is her advertising blog). Shouldn’t she be rewarded for learning fluent English and doing outcall? I got into a flame war with that poster because I said that more sex workers in South America should learn English to help their sex work careers. He says johns should learn Spanish or not travel there. His motives are pretty clear. The more barriers that can be thrown up to keep higher spending tourists away, the lower the local pricing will be. But how does that help the lady who would benefit in her post sex-work jobs as a result of having learned English?
