When they qoute high prices on GR

[Guest Qualityonly]

I had a few "qoutes" if you can call them that from boys on the meeting apps.

 

Whilst most are in the 1000 baht range for ST some have qouted high as 3,000 .

I take it is a way to say they are not compatatible with me which Im not offended.

 

I also am cautious of too low prices, qoutations of 500 baht etc.

 

A few farang boys I think maybe European have messaged me with prices of 5,000 baht which I expect from them.

[Guest ryanasia]

Just say no. It is a buyers market they are just testing the waters. 

[Guest Qualityonly]

I dont know maybe they are busy,I just had one accept but decline because theres no parking around my Hotel he says.

He only looked a young twink too.

[Guest ryanasia]

Many more fish in the sea my friend.

[Guest]

The last time I had a 3000 GR quote, I countered with 1000 & he accepted without further negotiation. In Bangkok.

 

You have nothing to lose by negotiating, other than 2 minutes of your time.

[Guest whall]

Negotiate! So many to choose from!

[bucknaway]

Just tell them "Thank you for letting me know"

They tend to reply that if it is too much they can accept less.  Even the non-thai tend to say the same thing.

[vinapu]

quoting too much may be polite way of saying they are not interested or they can't meet you today, so OP may be correct in his suspicion of non-compatibility.

 

Numazu in his recent thread had story of boy who quoted him 5000 for long time and when he declined , boy said that he couldn't do long time due to some commitments in the morning, hope I remember it correctly.

 

 

It works both way - counteroffer way too low may signalize to a boy that you changed mind and are not interested anymore.

 

Market economy - negotiate price to a level acceptable to both. Don't get discouraged if boy declined today, next day he may be interested in you and your offer.

[Travellerdave]

Some boys quote a reasonable price for short time but a sky high one for long such as 5000. That's fair enough in that they don't want to spend the night in a customers bed.

[Londoner]

In my two decades of visits to Pattaya I cannot recall a single time that I was told by a potential "off" at a bar how much he wanted. And in that same period, only once was my payment after the meeting (always just a little above average) met with disappointment.

Very rarely, a potential Planet Romeo guy has asked how much I'll pay. An offer of 1000 bht has always secured a visit. 

These are short-time prices of course; Traveller Dave is probably correct.