The deposit, and why every airport booking has one
The deposit is the first half of the fee, named in the thread once the hour is agreed and paid before she sets out; every booking at Schiphol carries one.
A deposit here is not money held aside and returned later. It is simply the first half of what the session costs, worked from the figures on the profile of the woman you picked, and it has to arrive before she leaves for your room.
The seven bookings that carry it
- any booking made more than twenty-four hours before it starts;
- every overnight;
- every booking with two therapists;
- every booking at Schiphol or an airport hotel, with the journey time agreed before anything is fixed;
- every peak date, such as King's Day, Pride, the Amsterdam Dance Event, Christmas to New Year and large conference weeks;
- every session of three hours or more;
- the first booking a client makes with the house.
Only one kind of booking skips it: a returning client asking for one or two hours later the same day at an address in the city. A layover at an airport hotel never fits that description, which is why every layover booking carries half ahead.
In practice
An hour at EUR 180 confirms with EUR 90, ninety minutes at EUR 270 with EUR 135, two hours at EUR 360 with EUR 180. Card first, with Revolut, Wise or cryptocurrency as alternatives; bank transfer and PayPal are not used, and cash cannot serve because it only changes hands in the room. The amount and the destination appear in the thread once the hour is agreed. What becomes of the deposit if plans change is set out in the cancellation entry and on the cancellation policy page.