How much does reduction in menu list affect repeats.

[Mitch]

Would reduction in even one sought-after menu item from a popular mpa's list significantly affect repeat business? How much, 10%, 20%, or more? It's not a matter of getting used to a certain service and then having it taken away, it's more of feeling rejected by that mpa...like what did I do wrong? Is it just me or everyone of her clients has had this item removed from their list? What do you guys think?

 

[~JYP <3 Gail Kim]

I don't know. All I know is I might stick with Pamela from Alpha Care from now on. She gives you practically on out-of-body experience. I don't imagine anyone else can touch her service. And this is without any "extras". Her massage is better than most sex I've had, without the sex. Simply incredible.

 

[sdumpsinp]

Higher expectations mean bigger dissapointments.

If the main reason you see that MPA is for that service, and it is no longer available, then you should not see her again. You will always be unsatisfied. Find someone else who offers that.

However, if you feel the massage from the MPA is better than any other MPA and the extra service you liked was an added bonus, then you should still see her even without that service.

I used to see an MPA (I'm 99% sure it is not the same MPA that you are referring to) who offered some intimate moments initally. After several sessions things changed and they were not offered. I still would go see her because the massage was still the best compared to other MPAs.