Massage Parlor Reports

**MarkGew** · 05-16-24 08:29

Originally Posted by ForestGreen213 [View Original Post]

The establishment will be required to "RECORD" in English or spanish and "VERIFY" the "CLIENTS" name address and phone number before services can be rendered. The only way anyone can verify your name and address is with state issued I'd. No idea how they would verify your phone number. Either way things are going to get rough for these businesses pretty fast because I don't see anyone giving up their Id.

Must be in English or Spanish?? What about our fine outstanding Asian American friends and citizens! Our elected officials are very very prejudiced bigots!!

**HardHat69** · 05-15-24 12:05

Originally Posted by JayJayTwo [View Original Post]

Here's a site that put together a nice summary: https://fcachiro.org/blogpost/211769...nto-Compliance.

And here's the full text of HB 197: https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bil...illText/er/PDF.

In the full text document, check out page 12, line 289, paragraph f.

This is unfortunate news. Although my best AMP experience was in Orlando, a local visit did meet the need on occasion. Looks like it all will be off the table statewide.

**Wawa Man** · 05-14-24 11:06

This may be their way to go after who they consider "The Problem Shops. (like the old Milk in O Town). There are parts of the new bill that allows them to shut down immediately establishments that cater more to sexual activities (the horror. LOL) than massage. This allows them to shut them down without having to wait for guilty verdicts thru the court system. Just my wishful 2 cents opinion.

**Wawa Man** · 05-14-24 10:58

Originally Posted by RGar455 [View Original Post]

I'll be surprised if this law scares away that many parlors. They're pretty crafty and probably anticipate laws like these. The volume of AMPs in this state is pretty insurmountable and I don't see the state having the time and competency to shut them all down or enforce this as strictly as we fear.

I know some places like Tampa have "aromatherapy shops" so they may change names or nature of services offered if it gets to be a problem.

I imagine many of the places will not ask for I'd if they know you are a regular. But if someone new walks in they may have you fill in the form until they get to know you better. IDK.

**ForestGreen213** · 05-14-24 02:45

The establishment will be required to "RECORD" in English or spanish and "VERIFY" the "CLIENTS" name address and phone number before services can be rendered. The only way anyone can verify your name and address is with state issued I'd. No idea how they would verify your phone number. Either way things are going to get rough for these businesses pretty fast because I don't see anyone giving up their Id.

**Edgewater94** · 05-13-24 16:17

Originally Posted by Cdmail32 [View Original Post]

Change is going to come.

It was fun while it lasted.

**RGar455** · 05-13-24 16:07

Originally Posted by WawaMan [View Original Post]

It will be interesting to see how the Asian (and American) parlors skirt around the new regulations. I wonder how many will just pack up and move out of state.

I'll be surprised if this law scares away that many parlors. They're pretty crafty and probably anticipate laws like these. The volume of AMPs in this state is pretty insurmountable and I don't see the state having the time and competency to shut them all down or enforce this as strictly as we fear.

I know some places like Tampa have "aromatherapy shops" so they may change names or nature of services offered if it gets to be a problem.

**Cdmail32** · 05-13-24 14:35

Change is going to come.

Originally Posted by JayJayTwo [View Original Post]

Here's a site that put together a nice summary: https://fcachiro.org/blogpost/211769...nto-Compliance.

And here's the full text of HB 197: https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bil...illText/er/PDF.

In the full text document, check out page 12, line 289, paragraph f.

**JayJayTwo** · 05-13-24 14:22

Originally Posted by Cdmail32 [View Original Post]

I did a quick google search and read thru like 5 versions of the bill (which were all pretty much the same) and none of them say anything about ID or address or visitors. Can you provide the link of where you saw what you posted below? I found this statement in all of the documents. 'requires DOH investigators to request government identification from all employees while in massage establishment'.

Here's a site that put together a nice summary: https://fcachiro.org/blogpost/211769...nto-Compliance.

And here's the full text of HB 197: https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bil...illText/er/PDF.

In the full text document, check out page 12, line 289, paragraph f.

**Cdmail32** · 05-13-24 13:35

I did a quick google search and read thru like 5 versions of the bill (which were all pretty much the same) and none of them say anything about ID or address or visitors. Can you provide the link of where you saw what you posted below? I found this statement in all of the documents. 'requires DOH investigators to request government identification from all employees while in massage establishment'.

Originally Posted by WawaMan [View Original Post]

Last week Florida signed into effect 2024 HB 197 that goes into effect July 1, 2024. This is a bill designed to help stop Human Trafficking. It was written to change the way Massage parlors operate. It's biggest take-aways are that all clients (mongers too!) must now fill out a form giving their legal name, address, phone umber, etc. (much like we do going to the doctors office, each time we visit. Also they are required to verify from a government approved I'd. (I do not know if they will be scanned in as they do at a doctors office. (I hope not).

They also say the girls cannot wear see-thru clothes. (I wish I knew of places where this occurs now! They say it is a problem?

It will be interesting to see how the Asian (and American) parlors skirt around the new regulations. I wonder how many will just pack up and move out of state.

I hope some lawyers will start a class action suit to stop this, as many places are not making a lot of money now due to the bad economy. (Just my thoughts).

**Willie24** · 05-13-24 13:15

Originally Posted by WawaMan [View Original Post]

Last week Florida signed into effect 2024 HB 197 that goes into effect July 1, 2024. This is a bill designed to help stop Human Trafficking. It was written to change the way Massage parlors operate. It's biggest take-aways are that all clients (mongers too!) must now fill out a form giving their legal name, address, phone umber, etc. (much like we do going to the doctors office, each time we visit. Also they are required to verify from a government approved I'd. (I do not know if they will be scanned in as they do at a doctors office. (I hope not).

They also say the girls cannot wear see-thru clothes. (I wish I knew of places where this occurs now! They say it is a problem?

It will be interesting to see how the Asian (and American) parlors skirt around the new regulations. I wonder how many will just pack up and move out of state.

I hope some lawyers will start a class action suit to stop this, as many places are not making a lot of money now due to the bad economy. (Just my thoughts).

Unfortunately, what this means is the "anything goes" AMPs in Orlando will all probably close because the whole idea of most of these places is "anonymity" for the mongers! Private providers will definitely flourish! In Brevard, most of the AMPs are shit anyway, so no loss! I'm sure Wendy in Palm Bay, Krys in Palm Bay, Claire, Liberty'O etc will probably prosper and you'll see more private providers with in calls! IMHO!

**Wawa Man** · 05-13-24 13:00

Last week Florida signed into effect 2024 HB 197 that goes into effect July 1, 2024. This is a bill designed to help stop Human Trafficking. It was written to change the way Massage parlors operate. It's biggest take-aways are that all clients (mongers too!) must now fill out a form giving their legal name, address, phone umber, etc. (much like we do going to the doctors office, each time we visit. Also they are required to verify from a government approved I'd. (I do not know if they will be scanned in as they do at a doctors office. (I hope not).

They also say the girls cannot wear see-thru clothes. (I wish I knew of places where this occurs now! They say it is a problem?

It will be interesting to see how the Asian (and American) parlors skirt around the new regulations. I wonder how many will just pack up and move out of state.

I hope some lawyers will start a class action suit to stop this, as many places are not making a lot of money now due to the bad economy. (Just my thoughts).

**MarkGew** · 05-10-24 10:15

Originally Posted by Brandonnn8882 [View Original Post]

I've been there, look for my post l, was years ago tho.

This is your first post! Hopefully that guy didn't waste his time!

**Brandonnn8882** · 05-09-24 23:38

Originally Posted by Dano57 [View Original Post]

Does anyone have any intel o the no name massage place next to Genna Pizza on Wickham Rd in Melbourne? Sign says open, but no sign of activity.

I've been there, look for my post l, was years ago tho.

**FabioAldeaDiaz** · 05-09-24 21:21

I went to get pizza but Jenna's was crowded. While waiting I went next door. Clearly not busy and old Asian lady almost midget size, ugly as heck came out. Showed me the room and I asked for 30 min, 60 for the house. I was carrying only 40 in cash and told her I'll pay the rest with card. At the machine she told me 60 on the card and 40 tip. I told her hell no and snapped the 40 out of her hands and left. Not to me grandma!!

Won't return ever.

Stay safe.