Back in 2015, a Vera Sidika supposed client exposed the socialite’s rate card – the much (in millions) it would take a rich man to bed her for one week, she also specifies a two-day rest.
As has been hinted above, the figure goes well into millions with half of it paid in advance before she hops on a plane to the host’s country – and of course just like any professional worth her salt, you pay for her return air ticket as well.
For Kenyans, lets say one has hit Sportpesa jackpot and is thinking for a way to possibly reduce the book balance in a heavenly manner, one of the surest ways would be to spend a night with Vera Sidika. Which of course will come will bragging rights within your circle of pervs.
The tale goes that a client last year contacted Vera Sidika pretending to be a rich oil baron, but little did she know she was being exposed.
It turned out that the requirements to have the socialite warm your bed are easy; Just book her a return air ticket (Business class, I hope) and deposit into her bank account, half the money that she will charge you for dipping your finger in her honeypot.
Normally, the conversation begins on social media. If you feel rich enough, you inbox her and she will text you back. But if for some reasons you appear like someone who has never seen Moet since leaving their mother’s crib, you will be ignored.
For a one-week debauchery with Vera, it will cost you about 15,000 Euros which is equivalent to slightly over KSh 1.5 million.
The sex, she points out in advance, would be for four days and she would rest for two days. But don’t think the resting is done indoors. Far from that. While still in your company, you will be required to take her on shopping sprees at high end stores as part of the deal.
Matters sex, the only thing she doesn’t do is anal sex and she never has unprotected sex. It doesn’t matter if you’re King of Dubai and is willing to buy her Burj Khalifa.
The above, Tuko quoted her exposer, were her 2015 rates. This is 2016 and her Instagram followers have shot up so the rates would probably be a bit higher. But If I were you I’d argue my case with devaluation (wear and tear) for a lower than last year’s rates.
There you go. The ball is now in your court.
