martinibuster - 3:39 am on Oct 9, 2003 (gmt 0)

You aren't paying for inclusion, you are paying for visitors.

Well yes and no.

It's like those clip joints, the massage parlors and encounter studios of the seventies:
The asking price is $75. The guy thinks, "Whoa, that's a lot of money." So he asks the sassy French girl collecting the money, "So, what do I get for my $75?"

The French woman knits her brows and squints at him, obviously displeased as if she thought he should have been smarter than that. She says, "If YOU, are in a private room weeth a pretty young girl and don't know what to do... THAT is your problem."

Of course, the $75 is slapped on the counter faster than you can say "Raised Expectations."

Unfortunately when our hero reaches the room he discovers it's not so private and the pretty young girl isn't as... willing, as he had hoped. But she tells him that they have a special room in the back, and for a hundred dollars more... And it starts all over again.

Same thing with PFI: You aren't guaranteed to receive what you expected to get. You were never guaranted. PFI is a little more explicit. You're just going to get spidered more often, that's all.