Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=iamioman;2288710]"video evidence" of what? You walking into a building that contains a legal establishment to get a massage? That doesn't prove anything except you walked into the building.

Lying only gets your ass 'cooked' if you proven to have lied. A GJ might not believe you and they could indict you but if you are found innocent you can't be found guilty for lying about something you didn't do.

Believe it or not a masseuse has as much to lose as you do. Probably more. They aren't going to I'd you as being 1/2 of an illegal transaction they are the other half of because a conviction means they will instantly be deported and won't get back into the US. Also if they admit to doing anything illegal they get their boss and the business in trouble and will get blacklisted. What massage shop is going to hire someone who told LE they were condoning illegal activities? Answer=none.

All the video security camera 'proves' is that you were there. If you don't want anyone knowing you went there, then just wear a hoodie and sunglasses until you are inside, but don't forget to leave your car at home and either park your car somewhere like a mall and pay cash for a taxi and get dropped off a few blocks away and walk the rest of the way so there will be no record of you being in the area and no record of your plates on traffic cams. And of course don't ever call a spa because even if it's a burner phone if you call a spa to confirm an appt and have the phone on you and you are arrested, there is a record of the call on your burner phone.

If you are paranoid about being found out, you should really just stay at home.[/QUOTE]Just wondering are we sure that the cameras are only placed at the doors, hallways? There are so many different style cameras, smoke detectors, exit signs, clock that cameras can be hidden in. If a masseuse wants to stay in this country all she has to do if she wanted too is say that she is in fear and seek asylum here in fear of her life and testify in court.

I wrote a recent review regarding an all-American spa in Warwick. I enjoyed Amber's full service and GFE. She is now at a new spa on Montgomery St in "the bucket". Saw her last night and haven't recovered yet! Worth the trip down 95 for me. She is hot and has a good head on her shoulders.

Switched gears last second, just cannot pull the FS trigger. Hit NMS, drew candy, 6 in NMS looks, all was standard not bad not memorable. Saw one spinny, rest were all so so. Roaming was not pushed away but not promoted eithe. Clothed rub and tug ain't doing it for me but I do not want to dip in a germ pot to get all nude roaming.

[QUOTE=AmpSlave;2290170]Just wondering are we sure that the cameras are only placed at the doors, hallways? There are so many different style cameras, smoke detectors, exit signs, clock that cameras can be hidden in. If a masseuse wants to stay in this country all she has to do if she wanted too is say that she is in fear and seek asylum here in fear of her life and testify in court.[/QUOTE]If you aren't doing anything illegal then you don't need to worry about cameras and law. If you are in a business that condones or looks the other way while illegal activities occur on their premises then remember that the very last thing a business wants is video evidence of illegal activities. Oher words, you don't have to worry about a spa or club secretly filming you engaging in illegal activites. Not that you or someone at a spa would be doing anything illegal of course, this is just a hypothetical discussion.

If you are concerned about an individual on their own filming you doing something illegal, then ya, that's not something you can "know. Fopr sure that could happen, but that fear on your part shoudln't be isolated to a spa or club, you could be hanging out at a friend's house getting high and they could be secretly recording you. anyone could be recording you at any time.

As for someone wanting to stay in the country and secretly filming? I don't think you understand how that works. What if a masseuse filmed some illegal activity she was engaging inn and brought that film to LE or immigration? What would that prove? It wouldn't prove fear or intimidation it would just prove that the masseuse broke the law and ibecause she broke the law sh would have her visa revoked and would be fast tracked for immediate deportation. But that's not even how asylum works. Fear isn't a 'get out of jail free' card for people in the US lwho break laws, it's a reason taken into consideration when deciding whether to allow someone to stay in the Us or be sent back to their own country. But the fear is when a person is afraid of going BACK to their own country, they are afraid of what will happen to them If they go back, not fear of their boss in the US. Sometimes people get asylum from being sent back to thir own country if they can convince immigration that they will persecuted/hurt/killed if they are deported but they don't get to stay in the US just because their US boss is making them do illegal things. But even if just proving you were afraid of your boss was all it took to get (which it;s not) the video wouldn;t show fear it would just shows her willing participation in a crime. If the critera for getting US asylum was being afraid of your boss (again, it isn; t) then she would probably want to show a video of a mamasan yelling at her, telling her that she HAS to provide extras or she will be fired (if that occurs), but no way she wants to show a video of her breaking the law.

[QUOTE=HappyDave;2290461]SClothed rub and tug ain't doing it for me but I do not want to dip in a germ pot to get all nude roaming.[/QUOTE]If that's how you feel, you miht want to consider a new hobby.

[QUOTE=FlyDangler;2276138]So today I decided to check out the new Main Therapy in Pawtucket, which despite what the BP ad says is at 375 Main Street, just across the street from the Pawtucket School Administration. [/QUOTE]I tried to check them out this morning. The place was locked up tight. A sign on the main door said they were closed for sidewalk repairs.

[QUOTE=iamioman;2290521]If that's how you feel, you miht want to consider a new hobby.[/QUOTE]Ya, its I thought, guess I am looking for the unicorn at the end of the rainbow.

[QUOTE=HappyDave;2290461]Switched gears last second, just cannot pull the FS trigger. Hit NMS, drew candy, 6 in NMS looks, all was standard not bad not memorable. Saw one spinny, rest were all so so. Roaming was not pushed away but not promoted eithe. Clothed rub and tug ain't doing it for me but I do not want to dip in a germ pot to get all nude roaming.[/QUOTE]Ya auto check on send messed that one up.

I've cut back on the hobby recently, trying to spend less money. But with all the talk of 7 and remembering her reviews from last time she was around, I had to experience her.

Yep. Worth it. Everything said here is true, and it was STILL better than I expected. I assume that's what a Nuru is?

Didn't get FS. Simply didn't last.

[QUOTE=iamioman;2290511]If you aren't doing anything illegal then you don't need to worry about cameras and law. If you are in a business that condones or looks the other way while illegal activities occur on their premises then remember that the very last thing a business wants is video evidence of illegal activities. Oher words, you don't have to worry about a spa or club secretly filming you engaging in illegal activites. Not that you or someone at a spa would be doing anything illegal of course, this is just a hypothetical discussion.

If you are concerned about an individual on their own filming you doing something illegal, then ya, that's not something you can "know. Fopr sure that could happen, but that fear on your part shoudln't be isolated to a spa or club, you could be hanging out at a friend's house getting high and they could be secretly recording you. anyone could be recording you at any time.

As for someone wanting to stay in the country and secretly filming? I don't think you understand how that works. What if a masseuse filmed some illegal activity she was engaging inn and brought that film to LE or immigration? What would that prove? It wouldn't prove fear or intimidation it would just prove that the masseuse broke the law and ibecause she broke the law sh would have her visa revoked and would be fast tracked for immediate deportation. But that's not even how asylum works. Fear isn't a 'get out of jail free' card for people in the US lwho break laws, it's a reason taken into consideration when deciding whether to allow someone to stay in the Us or be sent back to their own country. But the fear is when a person is afraid of going BACK to their own country, they are afraid of what will happen to them If they go back, not fear of their boss in the US. Sometimes people get asylum from being sent back to thir own country if they can convince immigration that they will persecuted/hurt/killed if they are deported but they don't get to stay in the US just because their US boss is making them do illegal things. But even if just proving you were afraid of your boss was all it took to get (which it;s not) the video wouldn;t show fear it would just shows her willing participation in a crime. If the critera for getting US asylum was being afraid of your boss (again, it isn; t) then she would probably want to show a video of a mamasan yelling at her, telling her that she HAS to provide extras or she will be fired (if that occurs), but no way she wants to show a video of her breaking the law.[/QUOTE]I was just say that she could video and say mamasan forced her to do this stuff or that. Keep it for later use for her benefit. Right or wrong is maybe be being done now. As far as asylum goes there are many factors that go with it, I think we all understand that. I just broke it down earlier. Fear and the fact that she could be hurt, or that family members could suffer the same, fear of death if deported back to her own country, etc. Too many factors. This is just for conversation period.

[QUOTE=ChoirBoy;2290534]I tried to check them out this morning. The place was locked up tight. A sign on the main door said they were closed for sidewalk repairs.[/QUOTE]They only stayed open for a couple of days, then have been closed since. I went on the 2nd day they opened and have been trying to get back each week, to no avail. I'm going to try again today, will let you know.

I called yesterday and she told me door being repaired open in two days. Same thing she told me a week ago I

[QUOTE=SmokeScreen;2290822]They only stayed open for a couple of days, then have been closed since. I went on the 2nd day they opened and have been trying to get back each week, to no avail. I'm going to try again today, will let you know.[/QUOTE].

[QUOTE=Bostsouth;2290894]I called yesterday and she told me door being repaired open in two days. Same thing she told me a week ago I

.[/QUOTE]Me too. I was in Pawtucket yesterday so I stopped by. Noticed that the place was locked up tight so I called the phone no.

Woman answered and said they would be open in 3 days or so. She said they will put an ad on BP when they officially reopen.

[QUOTE=Bostsouth;2290894]I called yesterday and she told me door being repaired open in two days. Same thing she told me a week ago I

.[/QUOTE]She told me the same thing, called twice today, no answer. I'm going to wait until they start advertising again.

[QUOTE=Bostsouth;2290894]I called yesterday and she told me door being repaired open in two days. Same thing she told me a week ago I

.[/QUOTE]That's weird. A door needs repair, so no one can go in the building for 2 weeks?