Ive read so many reviews and learned a lot from other punters on this forum, Ive visited girls I would normally have avoided (and they've turned out to be real gems) and I have avoided a few I had on my hot list because of negative reviews on here.
Each review thats posted is of course based on the punters own experience on the day, likes, dislikes and expectations all of which I try and take into account when reading but one thing that is consistent for me is when I get to the part in the review where the prices are mentioned, if the price is within my budget I carry on reading, if not I stop reading and move on.
In the last year alot of the girls on my hot list have gone from under the £120ph mark to £150+ph so due to the recent increases in price I was wondering if there was some way we could establish a protocol where by the pricing was a dominant factor in the 'positive / negative / neutral' classification.
For example this is my thinking regarding girls and their pricing:
a) Standard rate =£60/£70 for half an hour and £100ph
b) Offers something different/special/unique: =£70/£90 for half an hour and £120ph (young looking, stunning looks..etc)
c) Provides a service that is off the charts =£90/£100 for half an hour and £150ph
Ive only ever met one girl who I felt fell into the 3rd group (off the charts) and that was a couple of months before I started using this site, it turned out alot of the punters here had already discovered her and she was well reviewed so her service seemed to be consistent and not a one off.
Most of the time we get a good service during the punt but is that enough to warrant a positive review (is the bar too low). The next girl im booking charges £120 an hour which is the right pricing for her and ill be judging her and comparing her against the girls that charge less and those that charge more. If I think Im getting value for money i will give her a positive review, if not it will be neutral, if its a bad experience she will get a negative, for example:
good service which was value for money = positive
good service but not value for money = neutral
shit punt/waste of time = negative
Previously ive given a positive review because the service itself was good however I never factored in the 'value for money' aspect in relation to what others provide and charge, if I had of applied this logic in the past I think 2 of my 4 positive reviews would have been a neutral (a 50% change in position). So I have to ask...
1) If review ratings are all based on 'value for money' in relation to what others provide at higher/lower rates, could this approach help to stop the silly rate rises?
2) Could it go further and help guide certain girls to price their services more accordingly?
3) Am I just talking out of my arse?