Vip Host??

[bluerayz]

Jackcolton.com recommendsa guy named Michael from Vegasvip.com if you want to go with a VIP host.

Has anybody on here ever used his services before???

[Cisco419]

Jackcolton.com recommendsa guy named Michael from Vegasvip.com if you want to go with a VIP host.

Has anybody on here ever used his services before???

I think the only thing this site recommends is going with the hosts listed for certain places.

[bluerayz]

i found that name in one of the guides..
"For those of you who don’t want to mess with doing everything yourself (which some people don’t), then you should definitely contact a VIP Hosting company in advance. I would recommend using Vegas VIP (E-Mail Michael Tomes for quotes or call 1-800-Vegas VIP). The owners are friends of mine, and I know that they take care of their clients. Just make sure to tell them that you heard about their company through this site. | -JC"

http://www.jackcolton.com/what_are_l..._vip_hosts.htm

[Strong]

Yea saw that too. I never heard of that contact but a friend of mine told me that although they are good, they are pretty pricey as well. Didnt really get the details though.

[ellejay]

i mean you have to pay extra to have them take care of anything, if you want to book a table you can just contact the hosts directly through this site.

[dnix]

I think its important to post whats written right above the quote you posted.

"THE DIFFERENCE: For nightclubs it is important to separate “Hosts” and “VIP Hosts.” A Host actually works for the club, is the one who will inevitably be handling your table reservations, taking care of your party during the night, and who will be expecting a tip at the end of the night (of $100 or more) regardless of how often you actually see them. A VIP Host is a middle-man that doesn’t actually work for the club, but has an established relationship with the hosts and doormen at most of the clubs around town. Their job, if you choose to use them, is to do all of the work for you, and to ensure that you and your friends have a great time all night. You don’t have to worry about waiting in lines, getting anyone’s attention, making reservations, scheduling limousines, or keeping all of your friends under control timewise. They will take care of everything in advance, walk you through the lines with little-to-no-wait, and will also be expecting an additional tip for their services (of $100 or more).

I don’t have a problem with VIP Hosting companies in the slightest bit, but I have always had a problem with the fact that they flood the internet with information that tells people that they won’t have a chance getting into a Las Vegas nightclub unless they use their services. You honestly don’t need them to book a table reservation at a Las Vegas Nightclub (*unless it’s a holiday weekend), and I’ve given you direct access to the Hosts at all of the major Las Vegas nightclubs. If you work with the hosts contacts that I have given you on this site within two weeks of your reservation, you will be fine on your own. "

You probably wont find a referral on the forum, because most members dont use indy host. Thats kind of the point in using this site.

If you have any questions about this company, email Jack at [email protected]. He wont steer you wrong.