What you don't seem to understand is that almost all indies have worked for spas and agencies before, so we know what it's like, and we communicate with women from every corner of the industry. I'm not ''victimizing the girls'', I'm talking about issues that all of us have to deal with, related to a specific type of clientele that views Montreal as a place where they can get more services for cheap. This is something I have to deal with myself as an indy. ''these agency girls are making more than an average guy ever could''.. Do you think they will work there forever and that it's a sustainable career? Having sex with 5-10 men a day, a couple days a week?
Yes agencies list the acronyms but guys will still pressure girls to offer services that are not listed, they pressure girls to hang out off the clock, they get mad about the costs of extras etc. Maybe you are a great client and don't push boundaries, but others do. And it's more common with agencies because girls have employers and unhappy clients who didn't get what they wanted will use their review board handle as leverage to complain, among other things. On the Montreal review board I've had guys slide into my DM's to talk about how common it was for them to be able to go bareback with girls at agencies..
I can't believe you are calling indies lazy, that's just insulting... As an indy provider I almost work full time, I have to answer messages and advertise almost all day, deal with time wasters, harassment etc. I have tried working at massage parlors for a year, everyone was always drunk or on drugs and very unhappy to be there. And I have considered working for an agency too. It's not for me. It's fine if you don't want to pay for an indy's rate but you should get a reality check about the industry. It's not all sunshine and rainbows. It took a while for me to get to the point where I'm at now, and most indies I know either work very very hard as well or they don't want to have a high volume of clients so they are more selective, which is their choice.
Few girls start working as SP because it's their dream career lol.. Implying they should all move out of the city to get better paid elsewhere as SP is kinda weird. It's not feasible for most people to move out, leave all their friends and family behind, etc.. However, I do know people who left Montreal for this specific reason, or tour a lot. I'm not saying Montreal is terrible, I managed to get a really good client base and I really love my clients and colleagues, but it's tough out here and most of us do feel upset that people come here with this image of us being cheap.. not gonna say it.