Jamie TA

[rastag33k]

Hoe math.... work at TBB for $250/hr where agency takes 40% (or more) cut rather than drop price when going independent ... the apartment rents out their rooms for $65/hr - at an independent rate of $250 surely she'd still keep more of her earnings.

Hopefully, she doesn't need too much money to maintain her plastic doll appearance

PT takes 44% cut - this is why the PT hoes be hustling $150 CBJ extras

Go full service and make moonbags instead

 

[reamer]

PT takes 44% cut - this is why the PT hoes be hustling $150 CBJ extras

Go full service and make moonbags instead

What the SM providers are banking on is your little head does all the thinking in the session... my counter strategy is to not bring more cash than what I am will be spend... a self imposed limit.

 

[alterego]

Price drop

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You are going to save me a lot of money!

 

[JohnnyPunter]

The reality is that going independent isn't everything it's cracked up to be. Especially in this economy. They also have to pay for their own advertising on top of the room rate at The Apartment or a Motel or something similar. The reason most the ladies at The Apartment charge so much is because they only get one or two bookings a day so have to drive in specifically for it. And to make matters worst very few punters are going to pay $320 an hour just for a sensual massage at The Apartment.

You get these ladies that work at an agency for 6 months then get ideas about going independent, then find out they make even less money even though they keep a bigger cut, because they get barely any clients. It only really works for exceptional ladies with an already established customer base. If you are not getting consistently booked out at nearly every shift at your agency, then going Independent is unlikely to be a good move for you.