High Priced SP's

Obviously, the highly sought after multi-hour high-income client can not be found on these boards. Heck, these board guys can be outright destructive and not helpful.


yet, you advertise on this board and you post on here regularly.

Sigh. This is exactly what I'm talking about. I did not say they 'cannot be found'. I said the ones I see usually say they're not into review boards.

Heck, these board guys can be outright destructive and not helpful.

Yeah. They can be. So can SPs on boards. So can anyone on any forum. It's the nature of internet forums; they have a huge potential for mis-use.

yet, you advertise on this board and you post on here regularly.

I don't advertise here. I don't even live in Toronto; I'm from Vancouver. In fact, my posting here has pissed you off, and potentially all the guys here who might, as you did, get immediately defensive about any discussion of the Boards that isn't 100 flag-waving, so I hardly see it bringing me a rush of business. To the other side of the country no less.

The presumption of malice is uncalled for. You could have asked me questions about what I said if you disagreed with what I was saying, or like the other folks, contributed their experiences. But you didn't.

Though I did notice your sig says something about 'Freedom of Speech'. :P
 
Higher rates have no effect on ymmv. We're not buying a product made on an assembly line with quality testing. Any human interaction will always include ymmv.

The review boards don't have as much influence over this industry as some might think. How many of us knew about these boards when we first started hobbying? I know I didn't. And how do agencies prosper that are well known on these boards as b & s (and don't tell me all their business is out of towners!)?
 
VFF, I did not know you can have your weblink here and not pay for it. Maybe Fred has a heart after all.:D

I just get a bit pissed off when SPs come on here and speak about multi-hour rich guys like they are god's gift to women. While the rest of the board guys who only go for a half hour session and post a review are really just plowboys.

btw, you started the presumption of malice by saying that board guys write reviews that sound like "plowed her wet pussy til she had the big"O".

All I'm saying is the best way to stay out of the board limelight is to stay away from the boards. But, I'm not telling you to stay away, I enjoy the lively exchange.
 
If someone asks, I say "Huh? Review boards? What's that?"

You rascal! And you have a point :)

One thing I'd like to add; the internet is a very fast-changing world, and to think review boards will stay the same when nothing else online does is going to be disappointing. By the same token, some chunk of code or revamped system on its way might make the review process less open to abuse and their value will soar for both SPs and clients.

This thread has become really interesting, with some great observations and points made, and that can only help. That is what I like about TERB; it is one of the best, and will be most likely to thrive through change. Many of the smaller and less SP-friendly boards will not. As they say, adapt or die.
 
VFF, I did not know you can have your weblink here and not pay for it.

Holy cats! Am I supposed to pay for that? If so, I didn't know about it.

I just get a bit pissed off when SPs come on here and speak about multi-hour rich guys like they are god's gift to women. While the rest of the board guys who only go for a half hour session and post a review are really just plowboys.

I can understand that. Just to clarify, I said 'plowboys' not as a slur, but to link it to the 'plowed her wet pussy' thing. And 'board guys write reviews that sound like "plowed her wet pussy til she had the big"O".' Well, they do...and have to in some places; try getting something into the board over ThERe, without a little plowing going down! And guys who are not into boards and are not writing any reviews are, by default, definitely not writing plow-style reviews.

All I'm saying is the best way to stay out of the board limelight is to stay away from the boards.

Absolutely true. I'm here for the exchange of ideas and opinions; if something I post influences someone to see me, fine, but it's just as likely to influence someone not to see me, unless I stick strictly to non-controversial topics.

Heh. Isn't 'Plow-style' a position in the Kama Sutra? Let's find a field, Meister:p
 
High Premium Courtesan's

Ulan Bator said:
I have been hobbying in various degrees since 1997 and have always wondered what kind of experience I'd have with an SP who charges what could be termed 'high' hourly rates (eg. a lady charging over $350.00/hour). I've thought about it but have backed away -- not because I'm overly cheap but because of several important points.

Firstly,what am I getting from a high priced SP as opposed to one whose rates are more middle of the road, say $300.00 and less? We all know that there are plenty of beautiful, classy ladies out there with great bodies and great attitudes who provide excellent service. Why should one charge more per hour than another? To me, the only way I would consider the higher priced lady would be if she had some kind of notoriety or some sort of fame or recognition that would be worth the premium. A porn star, or a lady who was a centrefold model or who has posed for the cover of a well known magazine would be good examples. Forgive me for saying this but a lady who could charge a high hourly rate for her notoriety would be, say, Karla Homolka, if she was an SP. I'm sure a lot of men would love an hour with her and even at a premium rate. If an SP simply offers herself as 'stunningly beautiful' or 'extremely sexy and selective' etc. well, to me, that's just not enough. You can get that anywhere.

Secondly, the higher the hourly rate, the less YMMV should be a factor. Conversly, the lower the rate, the more important YMMV becomes. If a high priced lady describes herself as selective or in the business strictly by choice or who openly states in her website that YMMV is important to her, I say, avoid, avoid, avoid. YMMV should not be an issue and a premium priced lady who is vague about the services she offers could mean poor value for money spent. It could also mean that the lady in question is charging a higher rate because she is not comfortable working as an SP and in order to reconcile her work with her insecurities, she's going to call herself 'a premium priced' lady even though she has little reason to do so. Personally, I only wish to see ladies who enjoy their work, are secure about themselves and reasonable in their financial expectations.

Thirdly, some clients may pay premium rates in order to get an ego boost because they can 'afford' the higher priced lady. But unless there is a compelling reason to pay double the rate for services that are no better or worse than those offered by other, less expensive ladies, your ego might get a boost but so will your stupidity. No matter how much money we hobbyists have available, I believe most of us want good value for dollars spent. If a high priced SP finds this reasoning objectionable or considers a hobbyist a loser for this kind of thinking, she is just trying to shame him and play on his ego. Not engaging the services of a high priced lady when there is no reason for me to do so doesn't mean I'm a loser. People, no matter what they are buying, always look for good value and the ones who don't look for good value are actually the real losers.

Finally, high priced SP's tend to discourage clients posting reviews and protect themselves with the 'no review policy'. Some are quite vociferous when it comes to review boards like TERB. This is another reason for caution. I don't believe any high priced ladies do this in order to take advantage of clients or to cover up bad service but I do believe they do this because they don't want word getting out that their services are no better than any other SP's. With so many wonderful ladies offering PSE and GFE experiences, the higher priced ladies don't want hobbyists comparing notes and seeing where exactly the value is.

To conclude, I've learned it is important to know what precisely you are paying for and to have good reason to pay what you are considering paying. Clear and logical thinking will protect you from disappointment and unfulfilling encounters and will hopefully ensure satisfaction with money spent.

With high price SP's pls. address them as High End Courtesan's, or they would feel insulted, as these ladies who use word Classy are really funny in many ways, they are always YMMV, plus they have lots of restrictions, & phobias, at times i wonder why such laides want to remain in this kind of biz? or maybe due to a lure of easy money they stick around like parasites to adult industry & just survive with their looks, and little charm or beauty, but their life in this biz is rather very limited, and in no time they are no where to be seen, Goodluck such high end courtesan's
 
Meister said:
Obviously, the highly sought after multi-hour high-income client can not be found on these boards.

Really? I am one of those type of clients. Are there not that many like me that prefer the 3-4 hour outcalls?
 
Hey everyone, thanks for some great viewpoints

A good exchange of views and opinions! I think we've all proved that rational discussion, no matter where, will always be around. Here's to TERB!!:D
 
PHNINE said:
Really? I am one of those type of clients. Are there not that many like me that prefer the 3-4 hour outcalls?

So Phnine, how much do you charge for the 3-4 hours? Do you also bill yourself as a courtesan?
 
Once you implement a NRP, you’ll never look back! You will inadvertently and inexplicably (it's almost weird) attract a different, yet very discerning calibre of clientele. </generally speaking>

Thanks Vanessa! Very good article by Sardonicus. One thing I find kind of ironic is that the kneejerk reaction by many review board members to a NRP is that 'there must be something wrong with her', not realizing that, more likely, there's something wrong with the boards, and most likely a minority of the members who are complete pricks.

I think it would be very cool if boards went back to the kinder, gentler approach; I saw X, the service was good, the rate fair, she looked like her photos, and I'd see her again.

In other words; does what she offers, doesn't upsell, and not a B&S. Beyond that, is it really anybody else's business?
 
I want opinions of others before seeing someone, that's a kneejerk reaction? :rolleyes:
I agree that a few reviewers go too far, but they are a small group.
 
Fantasy Land

I have been active in this hobby since 1970, (Don't even want to think about the money spent over the years.) Now I always go for multiple hours because I prefer the slower pace. I also tend to go with the higher priced SP's only because the women I am attracted to or have a specialty I am interested in generally turn out to be higher priced.
I use boards like TERB to find new ladies or just to do research for my next experience - I certainly dont believe all the positive reviews, only the ones by those who have been around a long time. What I really enjoy about the boards is the unintentional humor that regularly pops up such as:
1. The reviewer who has some special technique that just drives the SP wild!
2. The reviewer who thinks he got something cheap or for free because the SP likes him so much.
3. The contributer who is offended by someone else's fetish ("I don't know how anyone can do that, thats disgusting.")
4. The contributer who wonders if an SP has, can, or will fall in love with him.
5. The reviewer whose review reads like it came out of the cheapest of porn novels. (These often turn out to be something else that I enjoy greatly, the famous SHILL!)
These boards are little fantasy lands. Who knows what is true and what is not, I just enjoy the reading and the interplay between a group of people who are certainly not mainstream.
 
internet

One last thing from me - the internet has made this hobby much more interesting and fun than it ever was in the past. It used to be that the yellow pages and the local papers were the only way you could find some action, and the results were rarely good. Now if I am traveling to a new city I can come up with several options for that city by using the internet. The fastest way I find to do that is find a review board and link to the advertisers. I recently hobbied my way through Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England like that.
 
I want opinions of others before seeing someone, that's a kneejerk reaction?

That's not at all what I said; I said

the kneejerk reaction by many review board members to a NRP is that 'there must be something wrong with her',

'there must be something wrong with her' is the knee-jerk reaction.
 
Okay, I'm glad you clarified that for me, VFF - I agree with your point. I still won't see anyone with a NRP but fully understand why someone would have one.