Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=ButNuster;3364561]Royal massage on pleasant hill- drew Jenny who looked like late 20's, very short and a little chubby but had a cute face. Gave a great massage 9/10. No teasing and draped the whole time.

Taiji massage on PIB in duluth- don't remember name, she was in her mid 40's, mediocre massage and all legit.

Zen massage on wedlock bridge- the hot mamasan, becky, suckered me into 4 hand massage and drew candy and cindy, but who were in early 30's and 7/10 in looks and body. Massage was nothing special and no teasing and draped the whole time. But I felt like more could be had at zen because the mamasan was saying that she had young and pretty girls for me and that I would enjoy them.

Anyone have any luck out in JC?[/QUOTE]Royal on Pleasant Hill? Typo?

[QUOTE=ButNuster;3364545]I went a couple weeks ago and it was still open. Did you stop by recently?[/QUOTE]They are still open, I think they close early on Sunday's.

[QUOTE=JoneseyJones;3363947]Most likely a license problem. Don't know why the assumption of LEO. Due process makes hash of police powers.[/QUOTE]Went by there today and the C & D Notice plainly reads: NO BUSINESS LICENSE.

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;3364843]Royal on Pleasant Hill? Typo?[/QUOTE]Ah, my bad. Its on state bridge road (forgot Pleasant Hill turns into state bridge after passing PIB).

It's actually on State Bridge on the Fulton County, Johns Creek side of the river. The road is Pleasant Hill on the Gwinnett side. And this place is mostly legit. Like the rest of Johns Creek.

[QUOTE=Infatuated;3358327]Wow. No lack of massage opportunities in Norcross. Starting at Buford Hwy and and Norcross Tucker Rd, Oasis is new beside TitleMax in a retail shopping center. A mile north, is Moon Massage in a converted accountant's office. In fact, the accountant sign is still out front. Then, a half mile north is the famous Rose in another small retail storefront complex. Sad to say, this is very near my back yard. Guess I will save my monger dollar for locations just a little more out of the way.[/QUOTE]TOFFT at Moon recently, so now have been to all three mentioned above. Drew Lina, probably pushing 50 although hard to tell. Reasonable attractive and personable, got a massage just the way I like it for an hour at $50, so good start. A little teasing, enough to think there was a possibility. On the flip some grazing, a little eye contact and a few nods she rubbed one out for me. A little OTC was tolerated and she did a good job. No discussion of money, so I tipped her well as I appreciate a good massage and a HE with no haggling.

I reported before on Oasis which is $60 for an hour, and was offered DIY.

So to rank them, Oasis is last and I won't go back. We all know about Rose, but if you accept that it will be $120 take the 90 minute and shower upgrades you will get a good looking girl and I have been successful there including a BBBJ which was awesome. Moon was a great value and a better massage than Oasis and Rose, so for an economic value Moon was pretty good.

[QUOTE=JoneseyJones;3365420]Went by there today and the C & D Notice plainly reads: NO BUSINESS LICENSE.[/QUOTE]Jonesey it seems you are an expert in these matters?

Are you sure you are not working for the Monger Code Enforcement Division?

You show up at CAMPS and SPAS in a fake uniform demanding documents and pointing out violations, then ultimately excepting favors as payment for the lacking papers? Humm, Can I be your deputy?

Natural Spa across magic hand about to open. Wonder is Kamp or CAMP. But that location is wide open put you on a spot light and often times LEO patrol that intersection. Highly doubt it will last if is a Kamp.

[QUOTE=SouthHunter;3366364]Natural Spa across magic hand about to open. Wonder is Kamp or CAMP. But that location is wide open put you on a spot light and often times LEO patrol that intersection. Highly doubt it will last if is a Kamp.[/QUOTE]I was under the impression that a spa was Korea and Massage was Chinese? And usually spa's were FS, no?

[QUOTE=Apollo007;3366376]I was under the impression that a spa was Korea and Massage was Chinese? And usually spa's were FS, no?[/QUOTE]Nooooooooooo. The name really has nothing to do whether a parlor is Korean or Chinese, unless the name contains an obviously Chinese word. Can't think of any current Korean parlors using a Korean word on their signage. Secondly, ads on BP and CL for Chinese and Korean parlors both use stock photos of Asian models, so ads are not distinctive enough for the untrained monger. Telltale signs are:

1. Call the place. Of course you have to be able to tell the difference between a Chinese and Korean accent.

2. Visit the place. A Korean parlor will have a small entry area devoid of massage chairs or customers; maybe a some plants, a sofa and security cameras but that's about it. It's there so they can size you up and decide if they want to let you in. When you enter a Chinese parlor, you're normally entering a large room with massage chairs with maybe a few customers present.

[QUOTE=SunSin1;3366337]Jonesey it seems you are an expert in these matters?

Are you sure you are not working for the Monger Code Enforcement Division?

You show up at CAMPS and SPAS in a fake uniform demanding documents and pointing out violations, then ultimately excepting favors as payment for the lacking papers? Humm, Can I be your deputy?[/QUOTE]Sheriff Jonesey deputized me yesterday, so I'll certainly let him know we could another set of hands on the job. Patience is a virtue.

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;3366532]Nooooooooooo. The name really has nothing to do whether a parlor is Korean or Chinese, unless the name contains an obviously Chinese word. Can't think of any current Korean parlors using a Korean word on their signage. Secondly, ads on BP and CL for Chinese and Korean parlors both use stock photos of Asian models, so ads are not distinctive enough for the untrained monger. Telltale signs are:

1. Call the place. Of course you have to be able to tell the difference between a Chinese and Korean accent.

2. Visit the place. A Korean parlor will have a small entry area devoid of massage chairs or customers; maybe a some plants, a sofa and security cameras but that's about it. It's there so they can size you up and decide if they want to let you in. When you enter a Chinese parlor, you're normally entering a large room with massage chairs with maybe a few customers present.[/QUOTE]Someone might have been refering to him more along the way of signs. SPA in all caps on a building sign is usually a good indication of kamp.

Of course, there are always exceptions. But before backpage and craigslist, that was my rule of thumb.

[QUOTE=SunSin1;3366337]Jonesey it seems you are an expert in these matters?

Are you sure you are not working for the Monger Code Enforcement Division?

You show up at CAMPS and SPAS in a fake uniform demanding documents and pointing out violations, then ultimately excepting favors as payment for the lacking papers? Humm, Can I be your deputy?[/QUOTE]As past president of MCED yourself, you should know I'm sworn to strict confidentiality in department matters. However, I will say this: YES!

[QUOTE=SouthHunter;3366364]Natural Spa across magic hand about to open. Wonder is Kamp or CAMP. But that location is wide open put you on a spot light and often times LEO patrol that intersection. Highly doubt it will last if is a Kamp.[/QUOTE]Please read my post. Same owner as Treat your Feet on Buford Hwy. It's a camp. No extras.

[QUOTE=AcWorthDude;3366757]Someone might have been refering to him more along the way of signs. SPA in all caps on a building sign is usually a good indication of kamp.

Of course, there are always exceptions. But before backpage and craigslist, that was my rule of thumb.[/QUOTE]Kamps often have at least one girl named Kim, not always but Kim is a very Korean name.