Why do this clubs sexually discriminate males & sometimes couples?
Eg. tell me if this pricing system is fair?
intial cost + 1st visit + 1 years membership
guys: £100
couples: £40
females: £10 + life time membership
Costs for coming on other nights whether its ur 2nd visit or 20th visit:
Guys: £20/£30 (depending on the night)
couples: £10/£20 (depending on the night)
Females: Free
when u right ur respone, state whether ur a malle, female or couple
I can see why guys moan about having to pay so much, but I can aso see the clubs reasons. If they charged a nominal fee for single guys then in all honesty on a Friday night the places would be overrun with single guys looking for a quick shag, this in turn would drive away a lot of couples and wouldn't be profitable.
Single fems have always been the holy grail and so te enticement is there.
Whether or not I agree with it makes no difference, at the end of the day the pricing policy is down to the club and if you pay £100 then simply put you just make it worth it yourself.
Cx
Supply and demand, it's simple market forces and because they can
There is always a greater number of single men who want to visit a club that single females or couples.
You're lucky, some clubs have long long waiting lists for single males to get membership.
If anyone know where couples only get to pay £10 to £20 ....let us know....the one we use to regularly go to as gone up to an unnessessary ,considering it was always busy there was no need to increase the prices!
On the subject of price, this excessive pricing, women can also play the same game as males. There is fine line on this subject, all need is one male to take one of these clubs/ venues to court and claim sexual discrimantion (unlimited compensation) against one of these clubs, and its goodbye vienna.
On the subject of certain neights:
I see they couples & ladies nights, why dont they have just single nights, like no couples allowed? (maybe 60: 40 ratio, F:M)?
this quoted from the equal opps commission:
Wednesday 8 May 2002
Section 29 of the Act
Peers must vote for the end to the sexual apartheid, that still exists in many private members' clubs, according to the Chair of the Equal Opportunities Commission, Julie Mellor.
She went on, "Lord Faulkner's bill, which reaches the House of Lords Committee stage later today, offers a sensible way of tackling women's second class membership in many private member clubs up and down the country. Many clubs have recognised that it is simply unacceptable not to allow women to have a drink in the bar at certain times, for example, and have changed their policies so that they are consistent with 21st century life.
"Incredibly though, there are still some clubs that refuse to open their doors fully to both men and women. We hope that members of the House of Lords Committee recognise the value in tackling one of the last bastions of discrimination."
Lord Faulkner's bill proposes amending the Sex Discrimination Act so that private clubs, which have more than 25 members and have both men and women as members, are banned from offering unequal membership.
Already this year, the Equal Opportunities Commission has received more than 70 complaints from people, about restricted membership of private clubs facilities.
and here is the debate regarding the topic in question:
Well I do seem to be outgrowing mine at the moment
Its not easy getting a quart into a pint pot or in my case 34DD into a 34D and expect them to stay in all day, im comfort without trying to make a break for it whilst bending over, and its always when some one is watching
all u need is to limit the number of single guys going to a venue,
At the end of the day 99% of swingers want single bi fems, couples want them, men want them and other women want them
In that case........fking call me PLEASE
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