Massage Parlor Reports

[TapThat]

There has been some drama at NKY AMP. From what I have been told the owner was banging two of the customers, one for quite a while, and neither knew about the other. Apparently each thought they were the owner's boyfriend. Then one found out about the other. Then once again from what I was told the one customer then made the owner's husband aware of the whole thing and I guess the shit really hit the fan.

I guess there was play In ky.

Love to know the place, even if it is in a pm.

[GoodWill123]

Please tell me this is not Spring spa on Dixie. ? Nky.

There has been some drama at NKY AMP. From what I have been told the owner was banging two of the customers, one for quite a while, and neither knew about the other. Apparently each thought they were the owner's boyfriend. Then one found out about the other. Then once again from what I was told the one customer then made the owner's husband aware of the whole thing and I guess the shit really hit the fan.

[Hooter12]

There has been some drama at NKY AMP. From what I have been told the owner was banging two of the customers, one for quite a while, and neither knew about the other. Apparently each thought they were the owner's boyfriend. Then one found out about the other. Then once again from what I was told the one customer then made the owner's husband aware of the whole thing and I guess the shit really hit the fan.

[Slowhand4U]

I've had the same thoughts so I talk to the ones that can communicate good enough with English to carry on a conversation. The one's I've asked about the job all wanted to do it because they made more money doing that than a regular job. One told me there is basically a Chinese version of craigslist that posts jobs all over the country and that's how the girls find the jobs.

I visit a legit AMP on occasion and the owner would complain to me that she could not keep help because the girls would leave to work for AMPs that provided more so they could make better tips.

[Cheech1]

Human Trafficking is a very broad term nowadays in the eye of the law. The name of it implies that you are forcing person (s) to do work against their will, but the law has recently re-defined that term to include anyone who organizes 100% willing providers to a group of paying clientele.

Definitions are set forth in the ORC, as they are the legal definitions of what words are used in the various laws. I would like to know the ORC section that has that definition in it. It is important that we guys who partake in the various aspects of the hobby know exactly how things are defined so that we can protect ourselves.

Cheech.

[Joker69]

That place didn't seem to be in business that long.

The news story mentions human trafficking.

I would like to think that the places I visit have MTs working voluntarily, but I could be fooling myself.

I've had the same thoughts so I talk to the ones that can communicate good enough with English to carry on a conversation. The one's I've asked about the job all wanted to do it because they made more money doing that than a regular job. One told me there is basically a Chinese version of craigslist that posts jobs all over the country and that's how the girls find the jobs.

[TapThat]

This place is quiet and parking is little weird in road.

It's simple massage with standard finish nothing may be because of first time.

I like the lady there regular hhr and just handshake 80.

And house fee.

I might go when I really don't want to spend much.

If I may ask, you determine the tip or did she set the amount.

Last time. I went I did 50.

[DexterIndy]

This place is quiet and parking is little weird in road.

It's simple massage with standard finish nothing may be because of first time.

I like the lady there regular hhr and just handshake 80.

And house fee.

I might go when I really don't want to spend much.

[AlanDodson]

Human Trafficking is a very broad term nowadays in the eye of the law. The name of it implies that you are forcing person (s) to do work against their will, but the law has recently re-defined that term to include anyone who organizes 100% willing providers to a group of paying clientele.

That place didn't seem to be in business that long.

The news story mentions human trafficking.

I would like to think that the places I visit have MTs working voluntarily, but I could be fooling myself.

[GoodWill123]

You are correct. 99% are not trafficking. They are working on their own volition. It's about the money. When they raid, they use that as an excuse and raid the money. Usually 50,000 to 80,000 in cash or so.

That place didn't seem to be in business that long.

The news story mentions human trafficking.

I would like to think that the places I visit have MTs working voluntarily, but I could be fooling myself.

[GoodWill123]

Actually the one that was next to Auto parts store, that moved down Ohio pike, is s different one. That's the one with Helen.

Sunny spa that got busted was a different spa in the 800 block. But yeah Golf guy, you list some good points below.

The housewives of Anderson Twp strike again! A few years back there were a couple good AMPs on that side of town and a Facebook group with a similar name as "wives of Anderson " or something all complained called the popo and they all got closed down. Didn't Sunny Spa move recently from further down Rte 125 in Amelia or Bethel inside of 275 into the Anderson area in a nicer strip mall? In hindsight not a good move for them. Better exposure isn't always a good thing in this business.

I still think the best AMP locations are older stand alone buildings or in some older dilapidated strip mall with vacant store fronts. I thought the location of the AMP (might be Sunny's old location) next to the auto parts store in the brown building was a perfect spot. Plenty of parking behind and no neighboring businesses. The tucked back out of the way ones they aren't that noticeable. Sakura is a different animal. Older strip mall with a bar and hair place. Those owners have a friend in local government or LEO that leaves them alone. I also tend to think they might be owned by the same guy that owns Moon, but he keeps the offerings different at each place for legal reasons. Just my opinion.

Golfguy, playing through.

[Bob1469]

Another honey jar AMP was taken away.

That place didn't seem to be in business that long.

The news story mentions human trafficking.

I would like to think that the places I visit have MTs working voluntarily, but I could be fooling myself.

[Tracy777]

Hey, Golfguy, you're partially correct. Sunny recently moved but only from a mile or so down the street. Neither location was in Anderson Twp. I visited the new location about 2 weeks ago and didn't feel as safe as I did at their old location. The old place was a stand-alone house with parking on the side or rear of the building. The new one was in a much busier area with other businesses all around it, including a very popular family-owned restaurant that people from all around the area would visit.

Actually I think we are talking about two. Different spas. The stand alone place that used to be next to. The auto parts store did in fact move, but not to the sunny spa strip mall. It is about a mile east on the south side. Of. Ohio pike. Sunny is on the north side. I am not aware that Sunny spa was. Elsewhere before they set up. Business.

Totally agree on the Anderson housewives. God forbid a 50 year old man should get a handy!

[Kenal1]

The housewives of Anderson Twp strike again! A few years back there were a couple good AMPs on that side of town and a Facebook group with a similar name as "wives of Anderson " or something all complained called the popo and they all got closed down. Didn't Sunny Spa move recently from further down Rte 125 in Amelia or Bethel inside of 275 into the Anderson area in a nicer strip mall? In hindsight not a good move for them. Better exposure isn't always a good thing in this business.

I still think the best AMP locations are older stand alone buildings or in some older dilapidated strip mall with vacant store fronts. I thought the location of the AMP (might be Sunny's old location) next to the auto parts store in the brown building was a perfect spot. Plenty of parking behind and no neighboring businesses. The tucked back out of the way ones they aren't that noticeable. Sakura is a different animal. Older strip mall with a bar and hair place. Those owners have a friend in local government or LEO that leaves them alone. I also tend to think they might be owned by the same guy that owns Moon, but he keeps the offerings different at each place for legal reasons. Just my opinion.

Golfguy, playing through.

Hey, Golfguy, you're partially correct. Sunny recently moved but only from a mile or so down the street. Neither location was in Anderson Twp. I visited the new location about 2 weeks ago and didn't feel as safe as I did at their old location. The old place was a stand-alone house with parking on the side or rear of the building. The new one was in a much busier area with other businesses all around it, including a very popular family-owned restaurant that people from all around the area would visit.

[GolfGuy]

Thanks CL. Yeah I saw that. As close as I am to this scene, I didn't think this place was as "active" as it turned to be. Oh well.

I think this reinforces your earlier post on parking in the right lot, being a good patron and a good neighbor to neighboring businesses, so as not to raise too much unwanted attention.

The housewives of Anderson Twp strike again! A few years back there were a couple good AMPs on that side of town and a Facebook group with a similar name as "wives of Anderson " or something all complained called the popo and they all got closed down. Didn't Sunny Spa move recently from further down Rte 125 in Amelia or Bethel inside of 275 into the Anderson area in a nicer strip mall? In hindsight not a good move for them. Better exposure isn't always a good thing in this business.

I still think the best AMP locations are older stand alone buildings or in some older dilapidated strip mall with vacant store fronts. I thought the location of the AMP (might be Sunny's old location) next to the auto parts store in the brown building was a perfect spot. Plenty of parking behind and no neighboring businesses. The tucked back out of the way ones they aren't that noticeable. Sakura is a different animal. Older strip mall with a bar and hair place. Those owners have a friend in local government or LEO that leaves them alone. I also tend to think they might be owned by the same guy that owns Moon, but he keeps the offerings different at each place for legal reasons. Just my opinion.

Golfguy, playing through.