Massage Parlor Reports

[Member #5023]

Any 411 on this one? Be either finding no reviews on # or mixed info.

http://massachusetts.backpage.com/Bo...ng-24/24861068

Intel I've seen has Erika as a dude with bad massage skills and worse HJ skills. There's a review or two on the site.

[Catnibbler]

Anyone been to Eastern massage in Stoneham? Please pm width info. Thanks.

[Momo2]

She opened her own shop in Braintree a few months ago. She used to be one of the techs at Ninja in Quincy. Saw her a couple months back. Her place was messy but she was very easy to talk to and was genuine. I called the number I had and but it was disconnected? Hoping its just her number that is down.

This forum has been awfully quiet. Just as a short review of some veteran talents:

Saw Angel in Quincy. She is as good as ever. Her technique has not changed. Some of you might think she is too "mature" for your taste. The younger ones out there do not have her talent. Her place is spotless and she knows how to work your back. One of the best 60/40 that I know.

More recently saw Nadia in Weymouth. Another go to place. She knows how to flirt and make you feel special. She definitely has Geisha skills.

[TBone1970]

Saw this place advertised on BP so I thought it was promising.

Did a drive by parked it is on a main road glass doors. The girl as the desk was cute and had a flirty look but my gut told me I would leave unhappy.

It looks to legitimate but maybe that is a cover.

Anyone else tried it yet?

I still may venture in there and try it at some point. Will report back.

[BostonNorth16]

Which place in Danvers was it? I have been to most with different endings. Just curious to see if I have had the same experience.

[Aimstraight]

Recently found myself up North doing some work one day. And then out to dinner with some work colleagues (in the Peabody / Danvers / Middleton area). After dinner I felt the urge so I called a place up on Route 1 that had been written about on this forum. When I called, the lady said they are closed, but instead go to their other location off of Rt 62. It was closing time and I was hesitant to go, but the little head did the thinking. So I went and found the place and went upstairs. There was an older woman sitting on the couch watching TV and a younger girl at the counter who took my money. I asked the younger girl if she was going to give me the massage and she seemed happy that I asked her. I took this as a good sign of things to come. Big mistake!

I paid the fee and she led me to the room. I got undressed and on the table. Then she came in, put the towel over me, and started a massage. It was really not that good but rather just long rubbing of her hands up and down my back, then legs. An occasional brush of the boys was had but nothing more than that. This lasted for a about 40 minutes, then the flip.

She covered me, but I said it was too hot and took the blanket off. She laughed and said ok. She worked my head and chest working down to my abdomen. She kept hitting my head with her breasts and sometimes just left her breasts resting on on my forehead while she worked my chest and abdomen. Needless to say I was at full mast. Then those dreaded words. All finished. Ugh! Before I could say anything said I will get you some water and then left the room.

When I she returned I was just sitting there with a massive woody. She smiled and started to pick up a bit around the room. She asked if I had been there before and I told her I have been to the other location and seen couple of other therapists (I gave their names). She said one name sounded familiar.

Although I was polite and respectful. My actions and my requests for her to focus on certain areas certainly let her know I was interested in more than just a backrub. She is cute and young (she said he was 23). But I doubt anything extra could be had form her or from anybody at this location. Costs were 70 + 10. Genuine contributors can PM me for more details and if anybody knows a good Asian UTR up in that area I would love to share some info with you!

Thanks and happy mongering in 2014!

-Aim.

[Hardstrap]

http://boston.backpage.com/BodyRubs/...ck-21/25236428

Oasis appears to be operated by the same management as 24 Myrtle, Framingham.

Second floor walkup in the back of a building containing auto body shops and an ambulance company.

I guess the landlord is used to body work. Space is clean but dark, and more undecorated than most AMPs.

70 $/ hr+10 $ for table shower. TS was clean, but wedged into an existing bathroom with a shower and a toilet.

Mia spoke very little English, was very friendly. 30 something, thin, muscular. No negotiating up front. TS service was uninspired, massage was adequate, but her personality made the session worthwhile. A little short on time, but I left happy.

I heard but did not see another worker present.

PM for details.

[SpermSac]

Any 411 on this one? Be either finding no reviews on # or mixed info.

http://massachusetts.backpage.com/Bo...ng-24/24861068

[Plyfun]

Anyone tried the new place in plymouth? Their first Ads seemed really good. Any input would be great, tired of wasting the money on all the places up in and. Plymouth off rte44. PM me with any info thanks.

[Trypt]

And this is worth printing and keeping in your wallet.

https://www.aclu.org/files/assets/bu...g_20100630.pdf

This topic comes up every few months or so. I think that's a good thing as we should all be aware of our rights as citizens particularly when it comes to the hobby. I am not an attorney like Howard but I have had a few encounters with the police (none hobby related) and know my rights. For the most I've kept my mouth shut. I was always polite and respectful even when the cop was screaming in my face trying to intimidate me one time. In one case I even got the officer to apologize to me for his actions but that's another story. No one has posted the links to these videos in awhile. They're worth watching.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfkoO8qU9T0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc

[Jack A Dogov]

i'm an attorney. police cannot stop and detain you, walking out of a building or while driving, unless there is a reasonable suspicion you have engaged in criminal activity (this is called a terry stop). like anyone else in public, they can ask you questions. in massachusetts, you are not required to identify yourself to police upon their request. if you are actually detained, the police can ask incriminating questions of you without mirandizing you (reading you your constitutional rights), though your answers and any information your answers lead to (fruit of the poisonous tree), can and will be excluded from evidence at trial. scotus has weakened miranda laws over the last few years.

if you are stopped by a police officer for any reason, remember this:

1. be polite. it will make the entire encounter easier for everyone.

2. ask if you are being detained. if you are not. if you reasonably feel you are free to walk away. wish the officer a nice day and walk away.

3. if you are being detained, see rule #1. don't fight. you're outnumbered and outgunned. you'll almost never win and your resistance will be used against you.

4. if you are detained and questioned, whether you are mirandized or not, invoke your fifth and sixth amendment rights to silence and to have an attorney present during questioning. do not think you can talk your way out of anything. these guys interrogate for a living. they know all the tricks. just keep your mouth shut.

5. do not think, no matter how nice they're being, that if you cooperate they will go easy on you. a police officer's job is to arrest people who violate the law, gather evidence against them, and assist in their prosecution. they do not have the power to make deals, though how you act towards police may be considered by the prosecutor. deals are the province of the district attorney's office. let your lawyer do all the talking and negotiating.

6. unless you're trafficking or pimping, someone's ****, or you've beat up a girl, crimes in this hobby are usually misdemeanors and difficult to prove. fines, probation, and embarrassment are what you're most likely facing.

my $.02.

this topic comes up every few months or so. i think that's a good thing as we should all be aware of our rights as citizens particularly when it comes to the hobby. i am not an attorney like howard but i have had a few encounters with the police (none hobby related) and know my rights. for the most i've kept my mouth shut. i was always polite and respectful even when the cop was screaming in my face trying to intimidate me one time. in one case i even got the officer to apologize to me for his actions but that's another story. no one has posted the links to these videos in awhile. they're worth watching.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfkoo8qu9t0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wxki4t7nuc

[SpermSac]

Seriously, is there anything you guys can't argue about?

Can we pretty, pretty please get back to talking about pussy now?

A2

Now I would of enjoyed a good argument on DATY. To have it shaved, trimmed or natural?

I vote for smooooooth and wet.

[Satya]

i'm an attorney. police cannot stop and detain you, walking out of a building or while driving, unless there is a reasonable suspicion you have engaged in criminal activity (this is called a terry stop). like anyone else in public, they can ask you questions. in massachusetts, you are not required to identify yourself to police upon their request. if you are actually detained, the police can ask incriminating questions of you without mirandizing you (reading you your constitutional rights), though your answers and any information your answers lead to (fruit of the poisonous tree), can and will be excluded from evidence at trial. scotus has weakened miranda laws over the last few years.

if you are stopped by a police officer for any reason, remember this:

1. be polite. it will make the entire encounter easier for everyone.

2. ask if you are being detained. if you are not. if you reasonably feel you are free to walk away. wish the officer a nice day and walk away.

3. if you are being detained, see rule #1. don't fight. you're outnumbered and outgunned. you'll almost never win and your resistance will be used against you.

4. if you are detained and questioned, whether you are mirandized or not, invoke your fifth and sixth amendment rights to silence and to have an attorney present during questioning. do not think you can talk your way out of anything. these guys interrogate for a living. they know all the tricks. just keep your mouth shut.

5. do not think, no matter how nice they're being, that if you cooperate they will go easy on you. a police officer's job is to arrest people who violate the law, gather evidence against them, and assist in their prosecution. they do not have the power to make deals, though how you act towards police may be considered by the prosecutor. deals are the province of the district attorney's office. let your lawyer do all the talking and negotiating.

6. unless you're trafficking or pimping, someone's ****, or you've beat up a girl, crimes in this hobby are usually misdemeanors and difficult to prove. fines, probation, and embarrassment are what you're most likely facing.

my $.02.

thank you very much.

[HowardSprague]

i'm an attorney. police cannot stop and detain you, walking out of a building or while driving, unless there is a reasonable suspicion you have engaged in criminal activity (this is called a terry stop). like anyone else in public, they can ask you questions. in massachusetts, you are not required to identify yourself to police upon their request. if you are actually detained, the police can ask incriminating questions of you without mirandizing you (reading you your constitutional rights), though your answers and any information your answers lead to (fruit of the poisonous tree), can and will be excluded from evidence at trial. scotus has weakened miranda laws over the last few years.

if you are stopped by a police officer for any reason, remember this:

1. be polite. it will make the entire encounter easier for everyone.

2. ask if you are being detained. if you are not. if you reasonably feel you are free to walk away. wish the officer a nice day and walk away.

3. if you are being detained, see rule #1. don't fight. you're outnumbered and outgunned. you'll almost never win and your resistance will be used against you.

4. if you are detained and questioned, whether you are mirandized or not, invoke your fifth and sixth amendment rights to silence and to have an attorney present during questioning. do not think you can talk your way out of anything. these guys interrogate for a living. they know all the tricks. just keep your mouth shut.

5. do not think, no matter how nice they're being, that if you cooperate they will go easy on you. a police officer's job is to arrest people who violate the law, gather evidence against them, and assist in their prosecution. they do not have the power to make deals, though how you act towards police may be considered by the prosecutor. deals are the province of the district attorney's office. let your lawyer do all the talking and negotiating.

6. unless you're trafficking or pimping, someone's ****, or you've beat up a girl, crimes in this hobby are usually misdemeanors and difficult to prove. fines, probation, and embarrassment are what you're most likely facing.

my $.02.

[HappyDave]

Hate to burst your bubble but "YES" they need a reason for stopping you from coming out of this business or any other business. They need probable cause that you did or about to do something wrong. If you come out of Walmart can they stop and question you? The answer is "NO" unless they have probable cause. If it is a case that they are working on you do not have to answer.

If you walk out of a known or suspected drug den or had your head stuck in the window of the car of a known or suspected drug dealer. They have a reasonable suspition to stop you and talk to you. You must identify yourself if asked, you should not be asked any self incriminating questions without your rights read. You cannot be stopped out of the blue just walking around, you can be stopped just driving around that's a privilage. You can be talked to in a general way and see how your story matches up. Most likely there just turning the heat up on the place. If they want to bust the place they will just send in an under cover cop or two and that will be it. In short, if they have reasonable suspition you were in a house of prostitution they can stop you, you do not have to answer other than to identify yourself. You start talking about your experience inside and they ask three different ways and the story's don't match up. Then you have a problem.