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Simplyred

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How many millionaires are on here? I'm guessing more than a few.  I will say this: the allure of most things you can buy dissipates sincerely after you have enough means to lift it without thought, and the things that remain out of reach remain (or become more) coveted.  Things like experiences with friends, serious vacation travel and time itself..

Im not resource constrained in any way to follow this hobby to whatever level of madness I could conjur up and I must say, I still prefer to punt for value and somewhat infrequently.  with the exception of a few regulars I've attached to over the years and who become occasional travel companions (and more), 130-180/HR is absolutely adequate.  I have a few personal quirks that need scratching and will sweeten a bit to get them--but not much.

Lots of London millionaires don't have cars, fly economy (short haul anyway!), take the Tube every morning and enjoy street food same as gourmet.  Lots of them wear Swatches and running watches for some reason. Once you get serious money, the joy becomes the spirit of making more through wit, the sharing of it through charity and a modeicun of self indulgence like punting.  In short--I don't think millionaires punt more or more expensively necessarily.

Offline peter purves

It is an interesting question, how many millionaires on here? I would say very few or none. Perhaps stereotyping here but I cannot them publicising their adventures here.

Though I am sure there are more than a few here who could spend an excessively large amount on punting and still live very comfortably...I am not one of them though  :(
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5th Musketeer

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I'm intrigued by the term "millionaire" since it is used so loosely.  Is a millionaire someone who has more than a million's worth of assets (including a house) or a million's worth of savings not including a house, or is it someone who earns more than a million a year?  I would guess that many punters qualify under one of the first two, especially the older of those among us, but there are fewer who qualify with the third.

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Is a millionaire someone who has more than a million's worth of assets (including a house) or a million's worth of savings not including a house, or is it someone who earns more than a million a year?
I've looked at a few online dictionaries.

They have all given a definition that is equivalent to your first suggestion.

Offline MilleMiglia

My guess is that the definition is disposable assets, i.e. genuinely well off.

PureLily

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Yes, of course. My clients are a bit wealthier, when I go to outcalls, I always check hotel on google map (to know it's location), so I sometimes see that these hotels cost from as little of £70/night to as much as £400/night

I understand that it's not necessarily millionaires would stay in these kind hotels, but a richer person/client yes.
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Offline GoodIdea

A millionaire is someone whose worth excluding the value of their primary residence is over a million quid. So no one here.
 :rolleyes:

Offline Gordon Bennett

It's all about disposable income, not net wealth of property. Must be plenty of average folks in normal houses in London worth upwards of a million. But, if they want to go and have a punt what do they do: sell their chimney to raise the cash?????

Offline insignia

A millionaire is someone whose worth excluding the value of their primary residence is over a million quid. So no one here.
 :rolleyes:
do you want a bet on that i know for sure

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A millionaire is someone whose worth excluding the value of their primary residence is over a million quid. So no one here.
 :rolleyes:

do you want a bet on that i know for sure

Whilst I wouldn't bet against it, IMHO, a true millionaire with loads of spare cash for punting would not spend his time on here searching for his next punt, or at least that's my experience.

Years ago, when I visited Dubai, a local contact pointed out some really super, filthy rich guys sitting around a table. They were all investors who were buying properties there
or were members of syndicates where each one had put in a few million US$ into the syndicate.

He also mentioned that they had fixers who would arrange all their punts,such that that was no need for them to speak to any of the girls, negotiate, etc.

Their fixer would himself pick up all the top talent and then take them directly to their table, or if they preferred privacy, direct to their hotel rooms. Quite often, numerous girls
would be sent to their room, for them to choose how many they needed that night. All for a fee, of course!!

I know of Casino managers in Central London who, when requested by big gamblers in their clubs, who have a list of Escorts whom they can call upon, to service their customers. No doubt that they may get a kick-back from the Girl herself, as she is unlikely to see them for £500 for an overnight.

Pussydoc

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My guess is that the definition is disposable assets, i.e. genuinely well off.



Disposable income is king,,  I've worked hard all my life  now I have 2 pensions  one substantial   2 properties rented and mortgage free and my own mortgage free house  so income not a problem , my problem I live in a punting desrt so all my punts are minimum 4 hours away from home which is hard to be away that long  without a good reason ,best for me is summer golfing days  ,

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Offline chrishornx

Including property value or not? Including it - probably many, excluding it - probably few, if any.

at least one