That's one thing I've been wondering about. Does the clients still tip? And if they don't(ever) why not? Its like having dinner at a place and u tip for goed(k**)service? Do men still do this?

I am sure rich guys do it.
I am not rich, so I don't.
As a matter of fact, price per hour is a big issue at the time of choosing which girl I will visit. I certainly don't want to make that hourly rate even more expensive (I just cannot afford it).

I guess this forum is particularly biased (dominated) by the rich guys, but I also guess 90% of the punters market is in my situation.

I'd give you my tip anytime Meg, lol maar net die tippie anders steek ek my in die skuld.

Very true fanesa, and with the current climate probably even more so.

I think the most punters is the mre average punters that enjoy life to the limits,and cant wait for pay day to go and look for a new gal ot to visit his regular.well that my side guys.happy pay day here i cum,lol

Tip before hand...ask the girl her rate and add a extra ....and ask her what will I get for that....normally a very positive attitude...she normally go the extra mile..

I would tip for excellent service, however if you work for yourself then you the boss and can set your price to your own worth.

Personally, I only pay the requested rate, and would give a gift (i.e. fragrance, lingerie, etc) at a subsequent appointment, if I had a great time with the lady.

I think that all these girls that keeps on insisting on a tip should start working on a commision basis, that way we only have to pay them what we rate their service. Think it is only girls that gives bad or average service that wants a tip.

I hope that I am not crucified for this, but here goes.

When having dinner, the primary good that you pay for is the food. Additional quality service is tipped. In most run of the mill establishments, exceptional service is not a given.

In the case of punting, we are already paying for a service. Good service is expected. The absence of good service constitutes a failure on the providers part to fulfil the "contract".

When was the last time that you tipped your doctor, lawyer or accountant for their good service?

You cant have your bread buttered on both sides. You either run a professional business as most WG claim to do, and deal with customer service as a primary concern OR you run a shoddy establishment and open yourself to a world of additional troubles.

Hahahaha, no one tips the owner of a business, it is usually employees (exploitees) who get tipped. When the owner of the goods provides the service as well, the price does not warrant tips. This is the general understanding.
By the way good question. No one tips an airline! You can tip the stewardess, though.....