MP pricing

[comander bioch]

so i'm perusing through MP sites,... well OK i'm basically perving over some MPA's pics, however i've noticed all PM's advertise "door fees" $$$ ...but some don't post services rates or don't list them all ..... describe them differently,.. Does VIP = BS ?..... if rates are not posted on site, can I assume that they're more or less in line with whats out there ? ... if no rate is posted for BS, can the MPA make up her own rate once your there ? ... sheesh ! ...

- ZZ

 

[Trendy]

Firstly, never assume... you could hurt yourself in the wallet like that. Usually all the girls in a particular MP will have the same rates, but they can vary from MP to MP.

Best to check online if possible, here would be the next step and always check with the girl before she proceeds because you don`t want a sad ending to your happy ending!

 

[Walking with Prince Jesus]

Look up the legal situation (discussed on massageplanet.net many times, at length) and you will better understand why the spas tend to restrict themselves to the door fee, and leave the MPAs to deal with the upgrade fees when you're alone in the room. In a tight, closed market like a half-dozen girls in one place, you can pretty much count on a common price and service structure.

Toronto bylaws specifically prohibit their licensed bodyrub parlours from advertising services that Peel parlours are specifically permitted to offer. When discussing acts that the prudish might consider to be sex for money, privacy keeps the parties clear of some criminal law concerns. Unlicensed places will likely be even more circumspect.

 

[dontknowlawns]

VIP does equal BS

Some places don't advertise rates because their not allowed to offer BS etc. Best way to find out rates is read some reviews on those places. If there's no info on rates just PM someone.

The rates are not uniform from spa to spa. It depends on where you go. They are however uniform for each MPA within the spa the exception being Blue Pearl where the MPAs charge you whatever they want. It's always a good idea when seeing an MPA for the first time to make sure what the rates are.