Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=VAPilot; 1380795]No kidding. Its unfortunate that the police have targeted Yoyo and Yumi for some reason. They specialize in a good, strong, professional massage. AND they discourage extras and have actually fired girls for going beyond the authorized menu.

I just helped Yumi clear out 9001 this afternoon.

Very sad.[/QUOTE]VAPilot thanks for helping Yumi clear out of 9001. She is a nice girl. I went to 9001 one time and it was pleasant, but because of the lack of extras I did not return. I think that Le is targeting Yumi because they somehow got wind of the girls there that did perform extras. I'm not sure if Le found the info from mongers bragging about extras on the other forums or it may have been a disgruntled ex employee that she fired. I think it is more of the former instead of the latter.

Propilot-Always check your six.

It's on Buckeystown pike. Two providers, did not get to choose which one. Not a good experience. It might be because it was my first time there but paid for a half hour and tip up front. I was told that the next time to get the hour with shower. I'm not wasting more cash just to see if there is a different outcome. I will not repeat, I will be heading to Baltimore after reading the reviews here.

[QUOTE=Propilot; 1380974]VAPilot thanks for helping Yumi clear out of 9001. She is a nice girl. I went to 9001 one time and it was pleasant, but because of the lack of extras I did not return. I think that Le is targeting Yumi because they somehow got wind of the girls there that did perform extras. I'm not sure if Le found the info from mongers bragging about extras on the other forums or it may have been a disgruntled ex employee that she fired. I think it is more of the former instead of the latter.

Propilot-Always check your six.[/QUOTE]Most likely it was neither of the above. I really doubt LE cares about AMPs. Most cops I know are pretty cool and take there jobs seriously, focusing on protecting and serving the community. About a year ago there was a AMP on Belair road that closed due to local residence complaining. When a neighborhood gets wind of what is happening the more vocal ones will complain until LE has no choice but to investigate and address the issue. An active community association will call local congressman to complain and may even invite them to a community meeting to address the issue.

These 2 women set up there business' in basically the same neighborhood and operated out of residential homes. I'd imagine some local holy-roller crusader felt this was contributing to the downfall of the community. G. O. Suffered the same fate and was in the same vicinity.

Hopefully, they will open there business' in future locations and do not have to go through this hassle again.

Hopefully these ladies will be able to re-locate in a more accepting location.

[QUOTE=Ginger Man;1379807]I am sensing hard times coming, I hope I am wrong. I recommend toning down descriptions of services here, but I do not know if that helps or not.[/QUOTE]I surely hope that you're wrong too. I'm too hooked on the yellow fever and really have no interest in chasing CL and BP providers. Personally, if they decide to clean house, it'll probably be for reasons other than this Board. I believe that the other comments on the popo are probably spot on. AMP's are tolerated until too much attention in the public light (neighbors, politicians, elections).

Stopped by 1707 last week. No juicy details for the public eye. Just got to say that I'm liking this place more than JHH right now. Been there twice now, and I received the full 60 minutes without having to say a peep. The message is also first class. Kinda sucks because it's a long ride from the eastside. I'll stop into JHH from time to time, but as a backup until further notice. I don't need the hassle of short timing and having to BS about it to get the full 60. Kinda bums out the mood.

LARS™ Rating:

Jean (I think, kinda had a senior moment after leaving and forget the name. This sounds right, maybe?)

Face: 7.

Body: 8.

Attitude: 9.

Service: 9.

Point 7 / Point 6 (yeah, it was worth it. But didn't get the stink hole probe.).

Butter Dog.

[QUOTE=Scott08; 1381081]Most likely it was neither of the above. I really doubt LE cares about AMPs. Most cops I know are pretty cool and take there jobs seriously, focusing on protecting and serving the community. About a year ago there was a AMP on Belair road that closed due to local residence complaining. When a neighborhood gets wind of what is happening the more vocal ones will complain until LE has no choice but to investigate and address the issue. An active community association will call local congressman to complain and may even invite them to a community meeting to address the issue.

These 2 women set up there business' in basically the same neighborhood and operated out of residential homes. I'd imagine some local holy-roller crusader felt this was contributing to the downfall of the community. G. O. Suffered the same fate and was in the same vicinity.

Hopefully, they will open there business' in future locations and do not have to go through this hassle again.

Hopefully these ladies will be able to re-locate in a more accepting location.[/QUOTE]The place they operated out of was residential years ago, but almost all of the properties that face Harford Road are now commercial. Most recently 9001 was a real estate office.

The crack head that lives in the basement of 9001 makes considerably more trouble in the area than the spa.

The ladies are genuinely at a loss for where to go now and what to do. And they are running very scared. It is very unfortunate.

[QUOTE=Butter Dog;1381299]I surely hope that you're wrong too. I'm too hooked on the yellow fever and really have no interest in chasing CL and BP providers. .[/QUOTE]My friend I doubt you have to worry about that. Spas and LE have been playing cat and mouse for decades long before the internet and review sites existed. The people running the spas know how to keep this hobby alive. While it is unfortunate a favorite place closes and our favorite girls come and go, it is only a matter of time before a new place replaces the old. Look at MC, so dry for so long, and then BOOM an expansion of spas so great it got their attention again, but there are still several still going strong over there.

LE raided 3 in greenbelt recently but I can tell you, some of them were opened back up the next day, business as usual. LE will do what they have to do as mandated by the community, but the spa owners will do what they have to do as mandated by the consumer.

BB.

[QUOTE=VAPilot; 1381491]The place they operated out of was residential years ago, but almost all of the properties that face Harford Road are now commercial. Most recently 9001 was a real estate office.

The crack head that lives in the basement of 9001 makes considerably more trouble in the area than the spa.

The ladies are genuinely at a loss for where to go now and what to do. And they are running very scared. It is very unfortunate.[/QUOTE]Locate in Baltimore City?

[QUOTE=VAPilot; 1381491]The place they operated out of was residential years ago, but almost all of the properties that face Harford Road are now commercial. Most recently 9001 was a real estate office.

The crack head that lives in the basement of 9001 makes considerably more trouble in the area than the spa.

The ladies are genuinely at a loss for where to go now and what to do. And they are running very scared. It is very unfortunate. [/QUOTE.

VA P.

What you don't state is the most obvious; This location, and 8910 are located within 500-600 yds. Of St. Ursala's school (primary to 9th grade). Don't you think their parents are aware of what a massage parlor represents? They probably feel, from all of the recent press, that all AMPs are fronts for exploited females.

This a strongly religious neighborhood, with a strong civic appearance, and I am surprised that 8910 lasted as long as it did. The fact that they did not advertise outside the building was probably the best thing they could have done. Then, Yoyo moves into 9001 and places a 5x6 bright yellow and red sign in front of the house that all of the soccermoms passed every morning and afternoon with their kids on their way to school. No wonder why the sign was taken down, to much presence. 8910 was in their location for years, flying below the radar until they brought attention to themselves on CL and BP, They would advertise, but most of their business was word of mouth, and extras were not the norm.

In the past, I have been more explicit with my reviews, than I should be. From now on it will be: Providers Name, Fee, and Rating of total visit. The location will be vague (street name only) , and I will refrain from going into detail of my visit. In this way, I will continue to provide to this forum, while providing some protection to the ladies who aid me. As always, stay low and keep aware of your surroundings.

GTR

Hey all,

Wondering if anyone has had any experience with Ivy Spa in GB, haven't seen reference in the forums. Any info is appreciated and will be returned with intel from a visit. It's always nice to know what to expect and to be able to drop a few names of girls the first time.

Thanks in advance,

Houndog *woof*

[QUOTE=Gintonicrocks; 1382124]What you don't state is the most obvious; This location, and 8910 are located within 500-600 yds. Of St. Ursala's school (primary to 9th grade). Don't you think their parents are aware of what a massage parlor represents? They probably feel, from all of the recent press, that all AMPs are fronts for exploited females.

This a strongly religious neighborhood, with a strong civic appearance, and I am surprised that 8910 lasted as long as it did.

GTR[/QUOTE]GTR,

Good points. Since I'm not from the area I missed the Catholic school proximity angle.

VAP

[QUOTE=Gintonicrocks; 1382124]What you don't state is the most obvious; This location, and 8910 are located within 500-600 yds. Of St. Ursala's school (primary to 9th grade). Don't you think their parents are aware of what a massage parlor represents? They probably feel, from all of the recent press, that all AMPs are fronts for exploited females.

This a strongly religious neighborhood, with a strong civic appearance, and I am surprised that 8910 lasted as long as it did. The fact that they did not advertise outside the building was probably the best thing they could have done. Then, Yoyo moves into 9001 and places a 5x6 bright yellow and red sign in front of the house that all of the soccermoms passed every morning and afternoon with their kids on their way to school. No wonder why the sign was taken down, to much presence. 8910 was in their location for years, flying below the radar until they brought attention to themselves on CL and BP, They would advertise, but most of their business was word of mouth, and extras were not the norm.

GTR[/QUOTE]Sunny spa just down the street was no help either, with a big lighted sign advertising Asian massage and table.

Shower. What the hell were they thinking? These places don't need a sign at all.

[url]http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2012/02/14/feds-argue-using-a-fake-name-deprives-you-of-fourth-amendment-rights/[/url]

If the DOJ gets its way, it won't need a warrant to monitor people who buy cell phones and other electronic services using a fake name, according to a story in today's Wall Street Journal.

Any time you don't think that the book is true, just look at the posted story below. With New guy, thats not new. Bushy you remember the former pres. And 9-11. And that terrorist bill. Hell. I used to put on all my emails, those six words that the NSA would flag. Wonder how many times I got looked at. LOL won't say them here. Fuckers probably start snooping here for the terr. Ists.

Huxely was only 25 or so years off. 1984/2012 / no dif. Any time they want you, they will come and get you.

My kid looked up my FBI file in DC. Hippie radical, Big mouth, blow hard, no threat. LOL

Can't imagine what my CIA / DIA / NSA / SDS / Progressive labor, Files look like. Or my SNIC / CORE / BLACKPANTHER / WEATHERUNDERGROUND, files look like. All our hero's pics where at the P. O. Now they are hanging on the wall at St. Vicents Church, down on Fayette and President, or something Sts.

Oh well, so much for my impact on the world. I just would rather go out and get laid. Hell I joined the women's movement, they were all running around with out bra's. And all they wanted to do was Ball. That was a 60's-70's expression, for all you kids.

I can't count how many times I would get picked up at the classroom. Any one else hang out there. Come on back to my place, smoke a J, drink some wine, ball, . I don't remember too much else, LOL. Hey man. Like blown away.

Keep thinkin I got to go finds some Occupy chicks. Get it on. Yeah, remember, that book. 1984. Brave new world. Fuck it. Get my Social Security soon, move to florida, and ball some chicks down there. LOL. Awh thats enough. Got to stop.

Smiling Fox, ; }

Ok, had to get out once more before LE shuts them down.

Was going to do VS, but since that seems to be more on the radar than YS, hit them.

I had new massuese named Kinsey (sp) , older (I think) , but cute and perky, fair English.

Paid house fee for hour and shower.

She led me to shower and was about to leave, when I figured I would try something.

I aksed,"You leaving?". She said yes. I asked,"Cn you stay and help me? Candee always did."

She just smiled and stayed.

I must say, I do believe she has assisted in giving a shower before.

After that, shall we say ice was broken.

Massage was good, flip excellent.

Total damage $.4

[QUOTE=LuckyMoney;1382464]Shower. What the hell were they thinking? These places don't need a sign at all.[/QUOTE]Exactly GTR's point. Hey, I have a kid in grade school. I see all the school moms all the time. Trust me. They all know 10 times more on what's going on in and around the neightborhood than I would ever know. 8910 did a good job flying under the radar. But everyone else decided to come on in and advertise with signs in the front yard. Sunny's was over the top. Heck, they should have just gone for the 10 foot neon here I am! Not a good business model.

Most of the seniors here are probably used to seeing the non-discript store front with the lighted "open" sign in the window. That's enough advertisement for me.

BD