personally no. When clients ask for this I give them this scenario

"you walk into an off license and want to buy some water. A bottle of water costs 50p in the shop and you then ask the shop owner if you can get half the bottle of water for 25p. How would the shop owner react."

I refuse such offers. I find them disrespectful. The person saw the prices I list. They are clear in all my ads. But somehow this person assumed I was  desperate enough to reduce my prices for them.

Then again I do have a friend who would accept this offer. Her logic is if you have a goal to reach earning of lets say 200 for that day, you could just view it as easy money that brings you that much closer  towards your goal so why not do it. It all adds up in the end. I appreciate that view of things. Its just not how I feel.
I guess it depends on circumstances. On a really bad day or month, I may change my mind. But given that I work with an agency and give a significant amount of my earning, it makes the offer that much more unacceptable

Not only that but he will tell his friends about getting a ?20 service and so on.

Some girls do them for that price though which is fine but never lower your prices for anyone first rule of escorting lol

20 quid, I think not! what an insult, I would probably just block him.

I wouldn't do anything for 20. If it had been a quiet day and I wanted to reach target, I would consider dropping to 40 (my quickie is normally 50 outside London, 60 inside.) I do like quickies though. If I was working from home and would have to get ready then nah, fuck that!

Sounds like 1 of 2 idiots that have contacted me recently, 1 by text and then 1 by email. The 1 by text got arsey when I laughed and said no, told me he was going to write bad reviews about me.....yawn

Any haggling, I won't tolerate it at all lately.  They can actually pay (they got enough funds/money), but they are testing you to see how low you would stoop down to prove you were a verified slug, sucking a cock for ?20.   I bet this guy goes to his nice pub, holidays, pay for his gym, nice takeouts and he won't start asking them to throw in freebies.  Get it?   This is not an attack on people who does this type of service, but my own personal take on haggling. It seems that they want you to take less money so that they can fund their other normal pleasures in life. Why do you subsidise him unless you're a charity?