Chantilly still fantastic
Went back to see my ATF this week on the upper Paris location in Chantilly. I had not been there in a few months, I had tried several other locals but only one had been remotely close to satisfying me.
I called ahead, and the girl on the phone asked if she could call back on this number. I appreciated the gesture. My preferred provider called back to set up a specific time. I had tried to see her and expanded my range when she was unavailable. As I entered, another girl remembered me. My provider has gracious and then some.
The *best* massage I have had, friendly service, and clearly a believer in 'loyalty rewards' for returning customers.
Provider made sure I understood to call or text her cell # directly for appointments. I think I have been reticent to push for that, but the only #s I would have only asked for was hers, and possibly a fine girl over at Cosmos.
100% HE since I tried this hobby, but this was closer to something more sublime.
Northern Virgina or NOVA is a subsection of washington dc on BP
Northern Virginia, known as NOVA, like suburban MD is a subsection of Washington DC on BP rather than being under VIrginia.
[QUOTE=Niteluvr;2909599]Fellas, heading up to NoVa soon and wanting to partake in Springfield, Woodbridge, Fairfax and Herndon or areas close by. I don't see a section for NoVa on Backpage, so where can I find ads for CAMPs (Chinese Asian Massage Parlors / KAMPs (Korean Asian Massage Parlors)? I will RTFF but would like a basic ad source since I may not be able to find enough intel on the forum before I go. Looking for standard NoVa finish and more.
PM if need be and if you need assistance for a trek to Atlanta, PM as well.
Much obliged,
NL.[/QUOTE]
The good news is that you have plenty of AMPs to choose from
[QUOTE=Crankcase;2924822]The first point is true, and not much you can do other than play as straight as possible and hope for the best on limited time.
As for the latter point, far too true. The first two places I visited, I tipped a little more after I fell for the acting, then hoped to earn future 'goodwill' before I knew anything. The first place I eventually revisited three weeks ago. First provider saw me enter and chatted with new provider while I got ready for table shower. Massage was below average, finish was a gloopy lotion avalanche, and the expected tip was far too high. I tipped based on Jim's guidelines and the grief and final act acting isn't worth dealing with. Not planning on returning as my price 'rep' is apparently higher than the service provided.
I suppose the easiest way to sum it up, is our own rep is earned by our actions. It really is a two-way street.
I am to 'drive' respectfully at all times.[/QUOTE]I'm guessing a lot of mongers have had experiences that have messed up their relationship with a specific AMP or masseuse. Sometimes it's because of getting a rep for overtipping such that it becomes too expensive to keep visiting. And of course sometimes it's an issue with the MMS or one or more of the masseuses. IME, one classic scenario is when one girl starts to see you as her exclusive client and trying to see any other masseuse brings about an extreme amount of drama. This happens even more often if the client is a nice guy, handsome and a good tipper.
The good news is there are plenty of other AMPs to visit as you learn from your experiences. I don't visit AMPs as often as I did in the past (prefer indies more) but I've always found it useful to have 2 or 3 "go to" places as it kept me from visiting one place too often and getting caught up in any drama. If things at one AMP got to the point where one girl became too possessive, I could then easily visit one of my other spots. If the possessive masseuse gave good service then I would still keep her in my rotation but I always made it a point to never see any of the other girls at that spa. The girls talk constantly among themselves about clients and even if the girl was on vacation or on a day off, it's a 100% certainty that she would find out and then the service level would probably go down (and the drama would go up). If for some reason I had to drop an AMP from my rotation it was good to have the other backup options while I tried out new spas to take its place.
IMHO, it's always good to have some low-cost (relatively speaking) options in your pocket and AMPs are perfect for that. With a little care you can become just enough of a trusted regular at 2-3 places while at the same time sidestepping potential drama situations. And when it comes to tipping protocols we should all read and heed Telcova's recent post (below).
Happy hunting and stay safe.