Would it be a bad idea to run an escort business where potential

surely this already exists (not saying you shouldn't do it)

>>2711946
this would only work if the girls are the top of the crop

escort sites have so many time slots that bidding wouldn't occur since the buyer would just choose an available slot

you gotta have instagram tier girls with maybe a couple slots a week so that the bid reaches crazy amounts, then take a 10% cut

I can't see this working just because people with money like to know what they are spending. If the hooker is 2k, the blow is 1k and the hotel is 500 they know it's a 3.5k night. Once you introduce bidding they have no idea what the night is going to cost them and it might not even happen if they can't have their favorite girl.

>>2711954
That's what I wonder
>>2712408
I don't have any issue finding 8/10 women willing to be whores, but the bidding angle seems like it would maximize potential revenue. Men will do retarded things when they can "compete" for a woman of good breeding.
>>2712467
Valid point

Sounds like bad customer service to me.
You want costumers that keep coming back. Not customers that get their booking removed because they got outbid.
You know what happens then? They dind another hot girl from a competitor they fall in love with and book every week.

Plus there is little incentive to use your service because I assume they have to do a minimum bid thats around market price.

>>2712839
*find

>>2711946
>Would it be a bad idea
yes, the idea is retarded. serious clients dont have time to play those stupid games. Girl A is booked already? Order girl B, end of story.