Hey, I just started escorting a month ago and have been seeing a steady 4 clients a night. One client visiting from New York liked me a lot and gave me $2000 for an overnight stay, and now he wants to fly me out to Vegas with him and his buddies, and of course he'll pay for the airfares and hotels and all that.. but I am not sure what to charge him for my company. His suggestion had been to just have me come for free and him or his buddies would pay me for anything we did in bed. At first I agreed to that but on reconsidering, I don't think it's worth it because it could all backfire. What if they decide to only pay me 400 bucks for each lay and they only screw me 3 times? I'd have made more money back home then on this trip, and I am not particularly keen to go to Vegas with them anyway. If they were to pay me say at least $2000 (which is what I make in four days) then I'd go, but dragging my feet behind me.
And remember this guy is super loaded. He's got one of those black Amex cards. He tells me you got to spend over 500,000 a year to qualify for one of those. I don't want to piss him off either. He owns properties all over Manhattan. He's offered to be my sugar daddy and put me up in one of his apartments and even help me with school and stuff. But even in my short time escorting I've learned not to trust clients and their promises until they really do it. BUT if he's really true to his word, then I am willing to take a cut in my pay for what he could give me long term.
The trip will be 3 nights and 4 days. Would it be unreasonable to charge him $6000 for my company?
I've read of girls going on $48,000 week-long trips paid for by their client so $6000 isn't that ridiculous right? He bragged about spending $20,000 on Cristal everytime they go to Vegas.
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! As stated, $200/hour for any time out as a strict companion between 11 PM and 7 AM and maybe $300/hour for anything sexual on top of the 6k base pay. I'd say you are well worth it, so offer YOUR terms or just walk away. You are in control, he is the client, end of story.

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