I'm new here but have no one to rant to, so you guys are it. Sorry about that. Sort of. Lol
Okay, so I like to hang out with people for money (read escort). I love meeting new people. Don't we all? So, a few weeks ago I received an email from a new client who wanted to see me but I was unable to respond until now. I apologized for not responding due to a family issue that took me away from computer and home. He responded nicely and was still interested. He asked me what my rates were for overnight. I don't have set rates at this time because there isn't much call for overnights, but I did the math. I consider overnight to be twelve hours, which is reasonable as we are pretending that we both will get eight hours of sleep in there somewhere and I'm not going over there to sleep, so I calculate for 12 hours. My hourly rate is $180; multiplied by 12 hours is $2160. I know very few people would actually pay this and know that it is often common to reduce the hourly rate slightly as the hours go up. So, I told him for a total of 12 hours, it would be $1500. It seems pretty reasonable to me seeing as I would have to figure out what to do with my dog during this time and chances are that if the person wanted to start the night at 4pm, then the price would still be the same even though it could be over twelve hours.
Well, obviously the guy said it was too much and we left it at that last night. I got up this morning to an email that said "how about $250 and I'll even pick you up so you don't have to pay your driver?". My first thought is "what the hell are you smoking? I said my rate was $1500, and you are offering less than a third of that?" Now, I'm hurting for cash as I'm just starting out as an escort again after breaking my hip. I'm now a BBW because of the stupid bed rest and me eating my feelings during that time.But I feel that $1500 isn't asking the world for twelve plus hours. I don't want to lose the client but I don't see how I could get even $500 out of this guy.
What would you do in this situation to try to talk this guy up to at least $500? Or, would you simply tell him to stick it where the sun doesn't shine and move on?



But I feel that $1500 isn't asking the world for twelve plus hours. I don't want to lose the client but I don't see how I could get even $500 out of this guy.
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