Finally cracked it!

This has been my 3rd tour to London and if it had not worked out I would not have been touring here again, despite needing to be here around once every 3 months.

Over the time I have been coming over to London I have learnt a lot about the place and the mentality of the people that use Escorts here.

Firsty there is the question of rates.  How do you know how much to charge in a place where you seem to be able to get an hour booking from as little as £60 to £200?  The difference in rates are vast!  It seems if you go lower it won't necessarily get you more clients and if you go higher you are putting yourself in the league with women that are porn stars or have the figures of super models.  However, you should never understimate the lure of good feedback, Field Reports and a good profile.  A lot of men in London are blighted with bad experiences, as they have been taken in by beautiful women, who have turned out to be beautiful, but don't speak a word of English, or they are so up themselves they won't actually get involved with the booking, but make the guys feel grateful that they are there at all, let alone dare to kiss them.

Bearing all this  in mind I kept my rates as they normally are, which is kind of middle of the road for London at £140 for an hour.  It certainly hasn't put anyone off this time round and I only had one person ask for a half hour, so has worked well.  It's good to know that my rates are pitched about right and where I could possibly increase it by £10 without too much bother, it's simpler to leave things as they are and then at least if anyone back at home is looking at me, they will not get confused by my rates.

So... am I desirable to the guys in London?  It would seem yes I am.  This is good news, as I was starting to wonder after having 13 no shows during the tour before this one.  However... 13 no shows, also means 13 men had a desire to meet me, so what stopped them?

This leads me to the most vital component and the one that I have nearly cracked.  The most vital component is all about the location!

So... the first time I stayed here I was... God I can't even remember where I stayed lol, but it wasn't too close to a tube station and it was at a dreaded Travelodge.  One that had a key card to use the lift and just to add total confusion, there were 2 travelodges along the same road, so working out which one I was in was not as easy as it seemed.  I was certainly more central, as I got a congestion charge. (The trials and tribulations of driving in London!), but as I said, it was a bit off the beaten track for the tube and a good walk from a station, so although I did get a couple of clients (one of which has remained totally faithful to me since I set foot in London), it was not ideal.

The second time I decided to go a bit closer to where I needed to be for a course I was on, which was in Greenwich.  However, it was not near the main tourist areas or business areas of the O2, but a little more out in the sticks and although it was situated right next to a DLR station, it was totally out in the sticks and it took me an hour to get to town via public transport, so it was a total nightmare.  At the time (until I actually attempted to get into the City) I had no idea how much of a fuss it would be to get to where I was staying and was proper fuming, but I have to put my hands up and accept that I was totally in the wrong place.

This time I made a compromise and split my stay over 2 places.  For the first 2 days I stayed in Earl's Court.  I was more than happy with the work I got there and for me I felt that the hotel was ideal.  It was not too expensive and it had reasonable parking charges.  Parking is an important factor for me as I am a bit of a control freak and like to be able to bring everything I want with me.  I have to admit the room I have at the moment is a tad small and my bags take up most of the room.

I have been told that I should come back again and much more regularly, which is a great thing to hear, especially at a time when personally I am feeling a little on the large side.  I've had a few things to deal with in my family life with the big 'C' rearing its ugly head and of course touring does not lend itself well to healthy eating, so I do really need to settle down a little and try and lose a bit of weight again.  I'll certainly put some effort in when I get back home and again after my next tour of London and even the next London tour will be easier, as I have secured an apartment, which means I can cook my own food, rather than rely on ready prepared food that does not need cooking or takeaways.

Anyway, back on to what I was saying.  I'm now situated in the Excel area which is much closer to where I need to be.  I was very lucky to secure a 2 hour booking on my first evening with a gorgeous chap that I met on Twitter.  (Yes he got my Twitter virginity!) and today will be my first evening with nothing pre-booked so it will be interesting to see how it goes.  I have to admit I did have 2 enquiries yesterday and neither of them came to anything due to being on the wrong side of the river, so it may not be ideal, but I'm not too worried now, as I was only going to see one person per evening anyway and I have raised the money that I needed to do what I needed to do and add some to paying off bills back home.

It was suggested to me that in the future I should look at working in the Euston or Bloomsbury area, so I will look into that when I get home.  The deciding factor will be reliant on car parking and if that really isn't an option, then I will have to train myself to pack better, as at the moment I can just pack whatever I want and it doesn't matter if it doesn't get used.  That would be a luxury I could ill afford if reduced to 2 bags and a rucksack.

If anyone has any suggestions they would be most welcome.  Perhaps not an idea to add them to this blog, but you could contact me on milf4u2@hotmail.co.uk and I would be most grateful for your input and of course your desire to meet me if of course you do.

Thank you to all those that booked me during this tour so far and in advance for anyone who is considering doing so over the next couple of days.  Don't forget I do offer a special 2 hour rate of 2 hours for £200, which saves you £40!