Massage Parlor Reports

[MonogamousMan]

I still had a little money left after landing back in town from a Vegas trip. On the way home I decided to get some stress relief from the flight. I had read good things about this place and wanted to try it. I went in and was greeted by Coco who showed me to the room. The face-down portion of the massage was good, she does spend time giving a nice rub. There is no teasing of the boys which is why I left the S out of FBSM. On the flip, I got to feel her soft ass under her skirt but over her panties. Her breasts were free and she has what felt like great nipples, but the top stayed on. Good HJ technique. After the pop, she did a scalp massage, and took up most of the hour. Gave me a small water and I left happy.

[CanaPunter]

If it is referring to "eye love lashes" I just called to confirm, house fee is $60. Never been there yet personally. Reports are welcome!

I went once before covid, had weak legit massage, never returned.

[BrunoB98]

Your inbox is full, can't send you PM's.

I used to go to this place regularly, with new ownership I stopped going. Any info is appreciated. PM with thoughts. Thanks.

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[GornyHuy]

What's the damage? House + tip?

If this is "I heart spa" - their house fee is slightly cheaper than others, $50 I think is typical, though it has been a long time since I've been there due to their gross cleaning policy.

Typical moco tipping applies - $40 for handshake, maybe slightly more for driving with the top down. Don't over-tip gents!

If it is referring to "eye love lashes" I just called to confirm, house fee is $60. Never been there yet personally. Reports are welcome!

[BoonTobias]

Found myself at eye love in the Kentlands, drew Coco. A fine time was had by all. Nice drive with the top down. Would recommend. Take advantage before they get shut down too.

What's the damage? House + tip?

[Leekiofus]

I wonder what actually prompts raids.

Like what makes LE specifically target certain places.

Sometimes I wonder if the raids are even valid. I've seen reports of raids at places that I've been to multiple times and got no kind of extras.

Then there are places that I've gotten PG County style service, that appear to have never been raided ever. At least not to my knowledge.

Then places get raided, and open right back up.

Just all seems like a waste of money and time.

[BobMaximus]

I agree with everything you said. Have you ever watched Law and Order or some movie where you have bad cops that shake down small business owners? Let's keep it real. Most of law enforcement know exactly which establishments are offering extras. The state of MD could shut all of them down in a week if they wanted? Pretty sure as long as they pay their monthly fees they get left alone. You don't pay you get raided.

RL on 198 was my go to place for many years and finally had issues. Bright SPA on Rt1 located next to a sex shop open until 2 am has no issues. Come on now.

Agree on all points. Would be nice if police concentrated on real crimes such as drugs, Shoplifting, etc.

[MeatyLabia]

The other spa was Daydreamer, on Main St. In Laurel, not Columbia. I went there a few times, and it was always strictly therapeutic. It was very clean, and the therapists were talented and professional. But the owners were connected with the one in Kensington.

Been there 2 times and all were legit though Helen hit all the right spots during the massage. I guess if they got busted it was all about license.

[SpicySticks]

Found myself at eye love in the Kentlands, drew Coco. A fine time was had by all. Nice drive with the top down. Would recommend. Take advantage before they get shut down too.

[Leekiofus]

This place has a new owner as of 12/2023 but the ladies and service remains the same. There is a message on the front desk that customers need to keep their underwear on but it is covered by a blank card. Ignore this guidance to allow the ladies to roam.

I used to go there all the time before Covid and found it pretty fun.

I went there for the first time since about 2 weeks ago and got a strictly therapeutic massage.

Might be a YMMV kind of situation.

[MdFootGuy]

I agree with everything you said. Have you ever watched Law and Order or some movie where you have bad cops that shake down small business owners? Let's keep it real. Most of law enforcement know exactly which establishments are offering extras. The state of MD could shut all of them down in a week if they wanted? Pretty sure as long as they pay their monthly fees they get left alone. You don't pay you get raided.

RL on 198 was my go to place for many years and finally had issues. Bright SPA on Rt1 located next to a sex shop open until 2 am has no issues. Come on now.

The article mentions a second Elegant spa location was raided in Columbia. I wasn't aware of a raid in Columbia; perhaps this was an error?

Regardless, it is shocking that police and court resources are focused on this while shoplifters and car thieves are allowed free reign. These ladies work extremely hard at difficult jobs that provide a way for other immigrants to make a better living for their families than they otherwise would be able to. The trafficking charge is always levied, but never with merit, and never sustained. These raids seem like a borderline extortion scheme that continues only because hard-working Asians are one the last groups to realize they can decline to be policed as virtually every other grievance-nurturing identity group has. What motivation do police have to spend their time this way?

Equally as shocking is why anyone who gets a massage would say anything different to police. That is some weird form of cowardice in the face of virtually no threat. They don't check your nether regions for massage oil. These cases never go to court. The police don't show up at your house or work place asking questions. There is no video evidence. The only thing they have against you is whatever outlandish story you tell them. If people can't figure this out, don't go to a massage place.

[Ian1974]

This place has a new owner as of 12/2023 but the ladies and service remains the same. There is a message on the front desk that customers need to keep their underwear on but it is covered by a blank card. Ignore this guidance to allow the ladies to roam.

[Jokester1]

The article mentions a second Elegant spa location was raided in Columbia. I wasn't aware of a raid in Columbia; perhaps this was an error?

Regardless, it is shocking that police and court resources are focused on this while shoplifters and car thieves are allowed free reign. These ladies work extremely hard at difficult jobs that provide a way for other immigrants to make a better living for their families than they otherwise would be able to. The trafficking charge is always levied, but never with merit, and never sustained. These raids seem like a borderline extortion scheme that continues only because hard-working Asians are one the last groups to realize they can decline to be policed as virtually every other grievance-nurturing identity group has. What motivation do police have to spend their time this way?

Equally as shocking is why anyone who gets a massage would say anything different to police. That is some weird form of cowardice in the face of virtually no threat. They don't check your nether regions for massage oil. These cases never go to court. The police don't show up at your house or work place asking questions. There is no video evidence. The only thing they have against you is whatever outlandish story you tell them. If people can't figure this out, don't go to a massage place.

Massage parlors are easy targets. Gets a lot of publicity, and they sometimes can confiscate a nice amount of money.

[DogBert25]

The article mentions a second Elegant spa location was raided in Columbia. I wasn't aware of a raid in Columbia; perhaps this was an error?

Regardless, it is shocking that police and court resources are focused on this while shoplifters and car thieves are allowed free reign. These ladies work extremely hard at difficult jobs that provide a way for other immigrants to make a better living for their families than they otherwise would be able to. The trafficking charge is always levied, but never with merit, and never sustained. These raids seem like a borderline extortion scheme that continues only because hard-working Asians are one the last groups to realize they can decline to be policed as virtually every other grievance-nurturing identity group has. What motivation do police have to spend their time this way?

Equally as shocking is why anyone who gets a massage would say anything different to police. That is some weird form of cowardice in the face of virtually no threat. They don't check your nether regions for massage oil. These cases never go to court. The police don't show up at your house or work place asking questions. There is no video evidence. The only thing they have against you is whatever outlandish story you tell them. If people can't figure this out, don't go to a massage place.

The other spa was Daydreamer, on Main St. In Laurel, not Columbia. I went there a few times, and it was always strictly therapeutic. It was very clean, and the therapists were talented and professional. But the owners were connected with the one in Kensington.

[AngleOfRepose]

Elegant Spa got busted. Once again, our least favorite uncle is brandishing the "sex trafficking" label.

https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2...ssage-parlors/

The article mentions a second Elegant spa location was raided in Columbia. I wasn't aware of a raid in Columbia; perhaps this was an error?

Regardless, it is shocking that police and court resources are focused on this while shoplifters and car thieves are allowed free reign. These ladies work extremely hard at difficult jobs that provide a way for other immigrants to make a better living for their families than they otherwise would be able to. The trafficking charge is always levied, but never with merit, and never sustained. These raids seem like a borderline extortion scheme that continues only because hard-working Asians are one the last groups to realize they can decline to be policed as virtually every other grievance-nurturing identity group has. What motivation do police have to spend their time this way?

Equally as shocking is why anyone who gets a massage would say anything different to police. That is some weird form of cowardice in the face of virtually no threat. They don't check your nether regions for massage oil. These cases never go to court. The police don't show up at your house or work place asking questions. There is no video evidence. The only thing they have against you is whatever outlandish story you tell them. If people can't figure this out, don't go to a massage place.