This a valid point on overcharging
[QUOTE=Boomer10]My experience my not mean anything since I mostly limit myself to a small number of women I've seen before.[/QUOTE]
You can improve your chances of not being overcharged if you go with women you've been with before and with whom you've had good experiences.
In other words, why not reward positive behavior?
Its when I enter a new club or don't know the women that I most risk encountering a scam.
I always add a new club or two to my itinerary when I visit but I always set low expectations for the new club and always have my scam radar turned on to extra-sensitive to try to sense scams before they strike.
Despite my semi-consistent application of my rules of thumb for partner selection, my tests for chemistry and my years of experience, I still do get scammed.
The "running up the clock" scam I discuss earlier in this thread was totally unexpected hence my wanting to highlight it.
If I were to characterize overcharging it would probably fall into one of several categories:
1) A dispute concerning which services were performed (what is considered an extra charge, z. B.),
2) A dispute concerning the amount of actual time spent together either in the form of:
a) short timing
b) running up the clock
c) billing you for couch time
3) A dispute concerning services not performed at all (as when she sits with you, you lock lips but don't go beyond that but she still thinks you owe her money).
4) She is physically there but doesn't get into it, is too distant or otherwise just going through the motions.
I am particularly sensitive to 4) as I need to feel that she is giving it 100%.
Are there any overcharging issues out there to add to this list?