Massage Parlor Reports

[DCHung]

So I have been back to Wellness Foot a few times since my previous report where I said they had reused towels. Why? I guess being dumb and / or lazy due to proximity. I felt like after calling Lucy out on it, and her going and changing the towels, maybe there was a 1% chance they changed their ways haha.

Recent visit was the absolute worst. On the visit before this most recent one, I asked for "Wei Wei" but was told she was in China. Not sure if that's true or if she is just gone for ever. So I asked about the new slim lady I saw and Lucy (older chubby / thick in a older mom kinda way, but gives a decent to good massage) said she was busy, but I got her name "You You".

On this most recent visit, I made an appt with "You You". Not sure how you spell it but that's how its pronounced. Petite, maybe late 40's-early 50's, with a backside flatter than your living room wall.

She gave a top 5 worst massage ever. Think to your laziest massage where all they did was push with very little massage, and basically stayed in the same spot or area. When I flipped off my back, I laid there while she spent like 2-3 minutes checking her phone. This was literally the first time my neck and shoulders were NOT massage. Not an exaggeration, she literally never touched my neck or shoulders LOL.

I could not wait to get out of there. Based on her demeanor when I arrived, I made it 30 minutes, which ultimately was a very wise decision.

When I was leaving, I saw that she changed the table cover but refolded the towel that she laid across me on the flip and placed it neatly on the bed for the next person. Which means that I most likely got a used towel as well.

I'll be avoiding them completely from now on.

I always wish that le shut down these places instead of our favorites. We would be collectively celebrating the demise of places like wellness.

[StevenOh1]

Phone number dead. Drove by, closed, lights off.

Its too bad. I thought they would never close. If anyone has any contact info for the girls, or know what spa they go to next, please PM. I have some under the radars for trade.

[JaffeMD]

So I have been back to Wellness Foot a few times since my previous report where I said they had reused towels. Why? I guess being dumb and / or lazy due to proximity. I felt like after calling Lucy out on it, and her going and changing the towels, maybe there was a 1% chance they changed their ways haha.

Recent visit was the absolute worst. On the visit before this most recent one, I asked for "Wei Wei" but was told she was in China. Not sure if that's true or if she is just gone for ever. So I asked about the new slim lady I saw and Lucy (older chubby / thick in a older mom kinda way, but gives a decent to good massage) said she was busy, but I got her name "You You".

On this most recent visit, I made an appt with "You You". Not sure how you spell it but that's how its pronounced. Petite, maybe late 40's-early 50's, with a backside flatter than your living room wall.

She gave a top 5 worst massage ever. Think to your laziest massage where all they did was push with very little massage, and basically stayed in the same spot or area. When I flipped off my back, I laid there while she spent like 2-3 minutes checking her phone. This was literally the first time my neck and shoulders were NOT massage. Not an exaggeration, she literally never touched my neck or shoulders LOL.

I could not wait to get out of there. Based on her demeanor when I arrived, I made it 30 minutes, which ultimately was a very wise decision.

When I was leaving, I saw that she changed the table cover but refolded the towel that she laid across me on the flip and placed it neatly on the bed for the next person. Which means that I most likely got a used towel as well.

I'll be avoiding them completely from now on.

[Nickels50]

Totally agree! Amen to your post! So are they shutdown or just the non licensed being prosecuted? Or whatever. Wonder what prompted the raid as LEO must have been aware that the place is basically a house of prostitution for years. I have had many a fun time there myself and would hate to see them shut down.

I was there on Monday afternoon. The place was closed.

[Dave1984]

This may belong in "Rants and Raves"; nonetheless.

This is complete BS on a couple of fronts. Foremost is the obvious: there is no public interest served in interdicting activities occurring during massage therapy. There is no threat to public health or safety. But increasingly this sort of arrest smacks of targeting a vulnerable population. These are extremely hard-working immigrants providing a service no other cohort would provide at this price. One wonders if they are arrested simply because they can be. They don't speak fluently; they have limited access to legal resources; but most importantly in an age when shoplifting and auto theft have become essentially legal in metropolitan areas: they don't protest their treatment loudly, and no social justice warriors or publications organize to spring their defense.

Perhaps if the police felt less impunity in these operations, they wouldn't be so cavalier in undertaking them. At the very least, the "detectives" should be named and face the same public scrutiny as the workers they arrested. While it is entirely possible they did not sexually harass or even rape these massage therapists, there is no reason they should be personally or professionally free of such allegations--the same as they levied against the therapists.

Totally agree! Amen to your post! So are they shutdown or just the non licensed being prosecuted? Or whatever. Wonder what prompted the raid as LEO must have been aware that the place is basically a house of prostitution for years. I have had many a fun time there myself and would hate to see them shut down.

[DCHung]

This may belong in "Rants and Raves"; nonetheless.

This is complete BS on a couple of fronts. Foremost is the obvious: there is no public interest served in interdicting activities occurring during massage therapy. There is no threat to public health or safety. But increasingly this sort of arrest smacks of targeting a vulnerable population. These are extremely hard-working immigrants providing a service no other cohort would provide at this price. One wonders if they are arrested simply because they can be. They don't speak fluently; they have limited access to legal resources; but most importantly in an age when shoplifting and auto theft have become essentially legal in metropolitan areas: they don't protest their treatment loudly, and no social justice warriors or publications organize to spring their defense.

Perhaps if the police felt less impunity in these operations, they wouldn't be so cavalier in undertaking them. At the very least, the "detectives" should be named and face the same public scrutiny as the workers they arrested. While it is entirely possible they did not sexually harass or even rape these massage therapists, there is no reason they should be personally or professionally free of such allegations--the same as they levied against the therapists.

If you look at past busts and what happens to the working women on judiciary case search they are at most fined. They generally do not serve any time beyond the initial arrest (a day or two). Prosecutors are not interested in rounding up these women throwing them in jail or deporting them. They are largely considered victims of trafficking or exploitation from the massage parlor owners. Those are the real targets who can be prosecuted for tax evasion money laundering and trafficking. The hard working women in the spas are just witnesses in a larger game.

[JThoma13]

I had planned to go to my favorite spot today after work only to find out the sad news.

I pivoted and went to try Wellness Foot. I don't know the name of the provider, but she spoke no English and communication was difficult. However, relatively cute, slim with natural B's that looked bigger on her frame. The massage was decent and the flip was standard HJ and did not get the impression that FS was on offer, but I could be wrong as this was my first time there. Overall, nothing super special and made me miss the report I had developed with the providers at RL.

Is this standard fare at Wellness.

Also -- the walls may go up to the ceiling, but they are SUPER thin.

[AngleOfRepose]

This may belong in "Rants and Raves"; nonetheless.

This is complete BS on a couple of fronts. Foremost is the obvious: there is no public interest served in interdicting activities occurring during massage therapy. There is no threat to public health or safety. But increasingly this sort of arrest smacks of targeting a vulnerable population. These are extremely hard-working immigrants providing a service no other cohort would provide at this price. One wonders if they are arrested simply because they can be. They don't speak fluently; they have limited access to legal resources; but most importantly in an age when shoplifting and auto theft have become essentially legal in metropolitan areas: they don't protest their treatment loudly, and no social justice warriors or publications organize to spring their defense.

Perhaps if the police felt less impunity in these operations, they wouldn't be so cavalier in undertaking them. At the very least, the "detectives" should be named and face the same public scrutiny as the workers they arrested. While it is entirely possible they did not sexually harass or even rape these massage therapists, there is no reason they should be personally or professionally free of such allegations--the same as they levied against the therapists.

[Max #01]

Post on the Baltimore forum has article that RL was busted.

Ortho.

Anne Arundel and Howard counties have always been problematic in terms of consenting adult activities. It's not only AMPs. There are frequent stings at BWI-area hotels.

[RyanHarvey]

Sadly, was informed that RL has been closed down due to new licensing required in PG. Seems like there may be further closures in PG due to new license requiremeents.

The article posted in the Baltimore forum says it was a prostitution bust.

[FSOnly]

Post on the Baltimore forum has article that RL was busted.

Ortho.

Damn I've been itching to go last few weeks but just haven't found time smh.

[Ortho313]

Post on the Baltimore forum has article that RL was busted.

Ortho.

[Horsetrader]

Sadly, was informed that RL has been closed down due to new licensing required in PG. Seems like there may be further closures in PG due to new license requiremeents.

RL is not in PG county, actually just across the line in AA county. PG, AA, and Howard counties all intersect very close to RL.

If I'm not mistaken massage licenses are issued for the state, not the county. So it really doesn't matter if AA or PG county.

[DCHung]

Sadly, was informed that RL has been closed down due to new licensing required in PG. Seems like there may be further closures in PG due to new license requiremeents.

Seems like the similar issue that caused CA to close. Unfortunately like CA, it may not be a simple administrative fix.

[XFiles99]

Sadly, was informed that RL has been closed down due to new licensing required in PG. Seems like there may be further closures in PG due to new license requiremeents.