I was looking at merb and found that the agencies are advertising GFE service for less than $200/hr. Also noticed something unusual in the ad - different rate for GFE and non-GFE service. Why is Montreal so cheap? Can anyone suggest some reputable agencies in Montreal? Thanks!
Why Montreal is so cheap?
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The competition is heavy from the Quebecois girls and now there are other ethnics that are diluting the market. The lap dances are $10 even for the prettiest girls in the SCs. Indy SPs charge as little as $60 for the half hour. I know a good MILF SP that charges $120 for the hour and $80 for the half hour. She would be going for $200 or more in the GTA.
I have used Eleganza a number of times, with excellent results...nicedude_28 said:
http://eleganzaescorts.com/
There are others as well, and Merb is a great resource.
Montreal lost the June Formula One race that attracted 300,000 people. That's like retailers losing Christmas. Had to have hurt bad.
No money in Montreal
That is what I suspected. Low risk could be another factor for low prices. In the United States, there are some cities where cost of living is so low, but the SPs charge lot of money since the risk of LE is very high. From a LE standpoint, I am assuming Montreal is no different from Toronto.BallzDeep said:
A lady I know lives in Quebec City, Quebec and when you have a baby they pay you. Malls close at 9pm here, they close at 5-6pm there. She told me you can get $40/$60 SPs (http://montreal.en.craigslist.ca/ers/1257018373.html). I am moving.
Yes taxes are higher but it all depends on what a person values, myself I am looking into moving there by next year and will pay the higher taxes in return for a society which in comparison to anglo Canada is very liberal, women are generally much nicer, take care of themselves better instead of the bad attitudes fatties in sweat pants you see in Toronto parading around like they are God's gift to mankind 
Since I moved here only 4 years ago from MTL, maybe I can illuminate the situation for those unfamiliar with the city.
The language laws drove many head offices to Toronto in the 80's. I still find it amusing that the Bank of Montreal HQ is here. Then NAFTA and the recession hit in 90/91, killing many small businesses and bleeding the thriving textile businesses of the Chabanel district. I remember walking down Ste-Catherine street in those days (MTL equivalent of Yonge) and it being a ghost town. Empty stores everywhere.
Things improved in the mid-90's, with the dot com boom, but even in the best of environments, the city has never recovered from its past. When I graduated from the IT trade school (second career), it was an employer's market. They expected massive certifications and experience for relatively little pay. The only solution for the career-minded is to leave the province, build a proper resume, and then come back eventually. One can easily buy a new car and put a down-payment on a house (not a condo, and actual house) on a 45k salary.
For those who stay in MTL, the cycle is always the same. A start-up company comes into town, hires a bunch of people and does rather well, then a year or so later, over-extends itself and folds. People are back to working bar, stripping, bouncing, or escorting.
You people think this economy is bad? The current environment is actually on the good-side of average, by MTL standards.
As for the sex trade, the reason rates for SP's are so cheap is because outcall is the main game in town. You still have to shell out for a hotel. You will find very few incall places downtown and those rate about the same as most of TO CL ads... not good.
As for the agencies, Devilish, Girls on Fire, Exxxtase, and Eleganza are the ones I would recommend. I haven't tried Indy's Secrets, but they are basically OGFE's parent agency.
The language laws drove many head offices to Toronto in the 80's. I still find it amusing that the Bank of Montreal HQ is here. Then NAFTA and the recession hit in 90/91, killing many small businesses and bleeding the thriving textile businesses of the Chabanel district. I remember walking down Ste-Catherine street in those days (MTL equivalent of Yonge) and it being a ghost town. Empty stores everywhere.
Things improved in the mid-90's, with the dot com boom, but even in the best of environments, the city has never recovered from its past. When I graduated from the IT trade school (second career), it was an employer's market. They expected massive certifications and experience for relatively little pay. The only solution for the career-minded is to leave the province, build a proper resume, and then come back eventually. One can easily buy a new car and put a down-payment on a house (not a condo, and actual house) on a 45k salary.
For those who stay in MTL, the cycle is always the same. A start-up company comes into town, hires a bunch of people and does rather well, then a year or so later, over-extends itself and folds. People are back to working bar, stripping, bouncing, or escorting.
You people think this economy is bad? The current environment is actually on the good-side of average, by MTL standards.
As for the sex trade, the reason rates for SP's are so cheap is because outcall is the main game in town. You still have to shell out for a hotel. You will find very few incall places downtown and those rate about the same as most of TO CL ads... not good.
As for the agencies, Devilish, Girls on Fire, Exxxtase, and Eleganza are the ones I would recommend. I haven't tried Indy's Secrets, but they are basically OGFE's parent agency.
