Toronto vs Montreal - why the $$ difference

[BaldEagke]

Just had a few business trips to Montreal the past 6 weeks. Always puzzled at the price difference between the two cities (about $100/hour less for Montreal). However, the Montreal agencies do run promotions, mainly in the winter, to keep everyone busy. For the cost of an hour in Toronto, I can pay $25 more in Montreal and have 2 hours or a duo for an hour (or two visits).

Don't buy the story that doing business in Toronto is 40% more expensive. The restaurants and hotels are equally pricey.

Maybe someone can explain why lots of the Toronto girls in the off season say they are slow, but agencies don't seem to flex to provide incentives. In the summer or during special events, sure - keep prices firm. But in slow times, provide incentives... Seems simple, but hey, when facing a beautiful woman I think with the wrong head.

 

[A Quarter Inch Fall]

quebec is a have not welfare province so their is a glut of good looking women there with little opportunity. There is a greater supply which creates more competition among them and lowers the cost to the consumer.

 

[Questor]

I am not so sure that restaurants are equally pricey, but I don't think that has any determination on SP prices. Rent is way lower. That brings down the cost of living significantly. I expect that there are other things that are cheaper too. 40% cheaper? That seems unlikely. Maybe its a supply and demand situation that brings down prices.

 

[bucky88]

It's simple. In at least the past 20 to 30 years, the Toronto economy has been much stronger than the Montreal economy. Montreal has been hamstrung by political uncertainty over separation, language issues, excessively powerful unions, and corruption.

It is no wonder that we see many Montreal-based SPs - like Sebelle - come to Toronto to make their living. However, many of these women still prefer Montreal as the place to call their home. As well, there is no way to convert any them from being Habs fans to Leaf fans.

B88

 

[Ceiling Cat]

Up until the mid 70s Montreal was a city growing by leaps and bounds. They even built a second airport to accommodate the expected growth of the biggest city in Canada at that time with the most corporate head offices. It was after the 1976 Olympics that the separatist Parti Quebecois came in and fucked everything up. Now all the head offices have moved down the road to the GTA and Toronto is the biggest city in Canada with the most head offices. Montreal has the lowest rent for a major city in Canada, Mirabel airport is closed to the public and is now used for cargo only.

The people of Toronto have to thank Rene Levesque of the separatist Parti Quebecois for their prosperity. Would the GTA be a SP paradise now if it not be for Rene? Would have, could have, should have.....................I guess we will never know.

 

[papasmerf]

it is called market or zone pricing

Retailers have been doing this for decades.

You set pricing based on the market not the item.

 

[shack]

it is called market or zone pricing

Retailers have been doing this for decades.

You set pricing based on the market not the item.

Which would also explain why New York is the most expensive.

 

[night ride]

Yes the economy is weaker and there is less opportunity, but also the french girls are less inhibited about sex and a greater supply of them enter the field which keeps supply up and prices down. The agency owners probably are happier with less money given thier lower cost of living.

 

[Mr. Lucky]

I LOVE Montreal! Love all the beautiful ladies and everyone in the city. Toronto is to much $$ and shit attitude everywhere you go!

 

[SloCumHeat]

...However, the Montreal agencies do run promotions, mainly in the winter, to keep everyone busy. For the cost of an hour in Toronto, I can pay $25 more in Montreal and have 2 hours or a duo for an hour (or two visits). ...

We all know the cost of an SP in Montreal is cheaper. I must be looking at the wrong agencies/ladies, or my math is way off, but where/when are the 2hr or duo rates in Montreal just $275/hr ? (Based on Toronto being $250/hr).

 

[afterhours]

Yes the economy is weaker and there is less opportunity, but also the french girls are less inhibited about sex

I have not seen anywhere women less sexual than in Ontario

booked a 28yo blonde from a reputable Toronto agency a day ago and she could hardly suck cock...how fucking stupid should you be to not figure this out by 28? Fucking fat too... Grrrrrr

 

[wetnose]

I have not seen anywhere women less sexual than in Ontario

booked a 28yo blonde from a reputable Toronto agency a day ago and she could hardly suck cock...how fucking stupid should you be to not figure this out by 28? Fucking fat too... Grrrrrr

Maybe you should spend more time reading reviews....this is terb after all.

 

[afterhours]

Maybe you should spend more time reading reviews....this is terb after all.

she has OK reviews, probably because she is a voluptious blonde...but sucks cock like shit; no sucking pressure whatsoever...I don't even want to think about it

 

[hockeygoalie]

Among SPs being a better deal in Montreal, have you seen the price of beer down there? For the cost of a case of Lakeport here, I can get a case of Heineken down there.

 

[wigglee]

Is there a Terb-type site in Montreal , so we can check out the reviews on the babes?

 

[freestuff]

Is there a Terb-type site in Montreal , so we can check out the reviews on the babes?

https://merb.cc
but be foreward that johns on that website are not too friendly to newbies.

 

[james t kirk]

quebec is a have not welfare province .

Not Montreal.

 

[james t kirk]

I think it's strictly a case of supply and demand.

There's an over supply in Montreal, hence the prices are lower. Also, the girls are willing to work for less, hence the prices are lower.

And as previously mentioned, women in Montreal are more comfortable with sexuality than their Toronto cousins.

 

[afterhours]

why Montreal girls are tall and skinny and Toronto girls are short and fat?

 

[spraggamuffin]

Oh. Montreal. Haven't been in a while. Will have to make a trip this year for sure.

So different from Toronto on a sociable level and therefore sociable things.