Massage Parlor Reports

**MrHardBody** · 05-06-24 16:59

Originally Posted by Kidcudi09 [View Original Post]

Appreciate the report. Curious to see the link because I've seen about 3 to 4 ads for black female massage providers?

https://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/h...743635161.html

I believe this is the link.

**Kidcudi09** · 05-06-24 16:50

Appreciate the report. Curious to see the link because I've seen about 3 to 4 ads for black female massage providers?

Originally Posted by VcyClonn [View Original Post]

Hey folks, I was looking for a black provider and saw this ad in craigslist for sometime. Did not see any reviews so thought to TOFTT when I got some time in the bevasuse town. Communications were thru text and reached the location. Its an apartment complex with assigned parking, so had to park on the road. She greeted me at the door. A well dressed, mid to late 50's or early 60's looking AA lady, looked in great figure though. Went inside to see a garage turned massage room which looked clean. We agreed for $ for an hr. She asked is it just that and want more, I said more. She raised it to $. 5 then for an hr leaving happy. Opted for hhr for $. After hardly 10 mins of backrub, told me to flip and there comes the top down. She got a nice rack, wow. Said she uses 38 j to support. After the deed is done, she asked for more tip. With the promise to see her next for more, left the place. Overall, overpriced for a shorter service, but may go back for those racks.

**FrankyV8** · 05-06-24 15:10

Originally Posted by HeeJunk [View Original Post]

Googlemaps shows green rose health spa as permanently closed.

Michigan Lara shows different resident agents, but that doesn't mean the owners are different. Regardless, both green rose and All Green appear to be closed.

Uhh. Try bizapedia. Not sure how up to date their info is, but clearly 1717, all care, AM, all green, and green rose are all connected in some way.

**HeeJunk** · 05-06-24 14:12

Originally Posted by Radb666 [View Original Post]

I drive by almost daily, yellow stickers on the windows and still closed. Sounds like the city wants to shut them down permanently.

I'm pretty sure someone was certain it was just a financial oversight and everything will be back up and running in a couple weeks.

**VirCof** · 05-06-24 13:58

I was driving by there yesterday morning and it looks it's open, I didn't see the seal.

Originally Posted by HeeJunk [View Original Post]

Looks like Lily has suffered the same fate as Spa 1717. The city found a quick way to stop them. They didn't apply for a permit, before completing renovations.

**BurbleTune66** · 05-06-24 13:45

Anyone been to 8 Star lately? I'm thinking of heading that way on my day off this week but haven't seen a ton of reports as of late. Also what's my best bet on timing? Earlier the better to not get disturbed?

**VcyClonn** · 05-06-24 13:34

Hey folks, I was looking for a black provider and saw this ad in craigslist for sometime. Did not see any reviews so thought to TOFTT when I got some time in the town. Communications were thru text and reached the location. Its an apartment complex with assigned parking, so had to park on the road. She greeted me at the door. A well dressed, mid to late 50's or early 60's looking AA lady, looked in great figure though. Went inside to see a garage turned massage room which looked clean. We agreed for $ for an hr. She asked is it just that and want more, I said more. She raised it to $. 5 then for an hr leaving happy. Opted for hhr for $. After hardly 10 mins of backrub, told me to flip and there comes the top down. She got a nice rack, wow. Said she uses 38 j to support. After the deed is done, she asked for more tip. With the promise to see her next for more, left the place. Overall, overpriced for a shorter service, but may go back for those racks.

**PKnotty88** · 05-06-24 09:40

Anyone seen her?? Is she worth it? What's her session like?[blue]The screenshot was deleted because the telephone number is not edited. Moderator12[blue]

**Rasp5657** · 05-06-24 06:31

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**Softailrider** · 05-05-24 21:31

Originally Posted by LostInDetroit [View Original Post]

As someone who has been stopped by cops MULTIPLE TIMES, the only time I have ever identified myself is during a traffic stop. However, in other instances where a cop is stopping me on the street or as I am leaving a place they might be looking at, I never identify myself. That's not resisting. That's knowing my rights and my rights are that I don't have to identify myself UNLESS I am being detained or arrested. Also, now days with cops all having to wear body cams, there's literally nothing they can do that is outside of the law, and they know it. The get caught doing something they shouldn't then they open themselves and their fellow officers in for a world of hurt (losing jobs, bans and in some instances jail time). If you think you might be in danger or they pull a gun on you or something then ok fine, identify yourself. But they ain't doing that shit, especially in situations like this where they're busting up rub and tugs. But I don't play these cops games of "oh if you identify who you are I can let you go. " Nah, fuck that.

Also, the "if you're innocent it's best to cooperate" line is police propaganda. It's the reason why in your miranda rights it says "anything you say or do can be used AGAINST YOU in a court of law". There is nothing and I REPEAT NOTHING in those rights that says anything you say or do can be used to help you in your defense. I've heard countless stories from my ex who told me that really and I do mean REALLY innocent people ended up saying stuff to cops because either they're nervous or whatever and the cops ended up twisting that shit so much to make someone who was truly innocent getting arrested for something dumb (even when they did nothing legally wrong). If you're cool with rolling those dice and just surrendering your rights or complying for whatever reason especially if you think you're innocent, so be it. But I'm telling you from my personal experiences, compliance only gets you in more trouble because cops are trained to treat everyone as a suspect. So why give them anything they can hold over your head? Is that really helping you?

Like I said, I'm not an attorney so don't take my word as gospel or as legal advice. I'm just going off my own experiences and what my ex told me who still is an attorney to this day.

Thank you. Thought provoking stuff.

**Pinhead Larry** · 05-05-24 12:33

Latina spots? No idea.

If you're looking for genuinely under 30 years and that's your main requirement then AM Healing has what you're lookiing for. Two out of three attendants were on the thick side and the spinner one, according to other reports, is no longer there. Possibly replaced with a new spinner type, I haven't seen myself.

To each their own, I myself just prefer a thinner lady, particularly in the stomach and legs. And so I hate being the situation where I end up with a lady who I don't find physically attractive, and have to awkwardly find a way to leave. Even more awkward when they don't speak english and theyre asking what do I want, and they haven't learned the translation for "thin". Anyone else ever in similar situations?

Originally Posted by MexdKng [View Original Post]

Do we have a spot with consistent 20-40 year old attendants? FS preferred but I'll take a 25 year old pretty handshake any day. I notice most reviews don't have an age estimate and I have not had luck finding under 40 attendants with extras. Any help would be appreciated. Also any Latina spots?

**HeeJunk** · 05-05-24 12:29

Can anyone confirm this is a FS place? They use the same unfiltered ad used by Commerce Spa.

**Hentai19** · 05-05-24 10:03

Originally Posted by LostInDetroit [View Original Post]

As someone who has been stopped by cops MULTIPLE TIMES, the only time I have ever identified myself is during a traffic stop. However, in other instances where a cop is stopping me on the street or as I am leaving a place they might be looking at, I never identify myself. That's not resisting. That's knowing my rights and my rights are that I don't have to identify myself UNLESS I am being detained or arrested. Also, now days with cops all having to wear body cams, there's literally nothing they can do that is outside of the law, and they know it. The get caught doing something they shouldn't then they open themselves and their fellow officers in for a world of hurt (losing jobs, bans and in some instances jail time). If you think you might be in danger or they pull a gun on you or something then ok fine, identify yourself. But they ain't doing that shit, especially in situations like this where they're busting up rub and tugs. But I don't play these cops games of "oh if you identify who you are I can let you go. " Nah, fuck that.

Also, the "if you're innocent it's best to cooperate" line is police propaganda. It's the reason why in your miranda rights it says "anything you say or do can be used AGAINST YOU in a court of law". There is nothing and I REPEAT NOTHING in those rights that says anything you say or do can be used to help you in your defense. I've heard countless stories from my ex who told me that really and I do mean REALLY innocent people ended up saying stuff to cops because either they're nervous or whatever and the cops ended up twisting that shit so much to make someone who was truly innocent getting arrested for something dumb (even when they did nothing legally wrong). If you're cool with rolling those dice and just surrendering your rights or complying for whatever reason especially if you think you're innocent, so be it. But I'm telling you from my personal experiences, compliance only gets you in more trouble because cops are trained to treat everyone as a suspect. So why give them anything they can hold over your head? Is that really helping you?

Like I said, I'm not an attorney so don't take my word as gospel or as legal advice. I'm just going off my own experiences and what my ex told me who still is an attorney to this day.

While you may not be an attorney. You advice is great. The best thing when dealing with police is stay calm and collected.

Regards,

H19.

**LostInDetroit** · 05-05-24 09:55

Originally Posted by Tommy101 [View Original Post]

People that get killed by the police almost always have one thing in common. "RESISTANCE". If a cop has stopped you and ask for your I. D then you should probably give it to them. Arguing your rights and being combative leads down a dark road. If your innocent its always best to cooperate if you have something to hide, they will almost always know it. Their lead questions are designed to lead them in a direction.

As someone who has been stopped by cops MULTIPLE TIMES, the only time I have ever identified myself is during a traffic stop. However, in other instances where a cop is stopping me on the street or as I am leaving a place they might be looking at, I never identify myself. That's not resisting. That's knowing my rights and my rights are that I don't have to identify myself UNLESS I am being detained or arrested. Also, now days with cops all having to wear body cams, there's literally nothing they can do that is outside of the law, and they know it. The get caught doing something they shouldn't then they open themselves and their fellow officers in for a world of hurt (losing jobs, bans and in some instances jail time). If you think you might be in danger or they pull a gun on you or something then ok fine, identify yourself. But they ain't doing that shit, especially in situations like this where they're busting up rub and tugs. But I don't play these cops games of "oh if you identify who you are I can let you go. " Nah, fuck that.

Also, the "if you're innocent it's best to cooperate" line is police propaganda. It's the reason why in your miranda rights it says "anything you say or do can be used AGAINST YOU in a court of law". There is nothing and I REPEAT NOTHING in those rights that says anything you say or do can be used to help you in your defense. I've heard countless stories from my ex who told me that really and I do mean REALLY innocent people ended up saying stuff to cops because either they're nervous or whatever and the cops ended up twisting that shit so much to make someone who was truly innocent getting arrested for something dumb (even when they did nothing legally wrong). If you're cool with rolling those dice and just surrendering your rights or complying for whatever reason especially if you think you're innocent, so be it. But I'm telling you from my personal experiences, compliance only gets you in more trouble because cops are trained to treat everyone as a suspect. So why give them anything they can hold over your head? Is that really helping you?

Like I said, I'm not an attorney so don't take my word as gospel or as legal advice. I'm just going off my own experiences and what my ex told me who still is an attorney to this day.