Massage Parlor Reports

[Msd426]

Recently saw Claire at Love around mid morning. Smoking hot with GFE. Signed up for full service but the BBBJCIM got me too soon. Said she's leaving at the end of the month. One other fella in the room next door railing mamasan and another who walked in and left as I was being escorted in. The place gets busy so go early. Be safe.

[SageSix]

I'm just explaining my personal experience. Everyone's spending habits differ, but I believe there's a market standard. For example, 2. 2 (half hour FS) is a fairly common package price. Of course, going above or below this price reflects individual spending preferences, and both are acceptable.

My experience is that some new girls will raise the package price. It's easy for them, just a few words can add 20 or 50. Many shops have this issue. Every time I refuse to pay extra, I get nothing but perfunctory service in return. I once complained, but the result was the girl getting fired. So I no longer haggle or complain, it's not my style. But if I encounter this more than twice at a place, I simply won't go back. Everyone's spending habits and experiences differ, this is just my personal perspective.

If you've had different experiences or insights, I'd be happy to chat privately.

Make sense

[SageSix]

I almost always get everything I came for for max $$. BBBJ, CFS multiple positions 30-45 min. I even once got momo to accept 1.8 for the hour.

The only time I'd pay $$$ is there are two girls, and I did that once.

Half of the time, girls at Candy don't even ask for tip until you are on your way out the door, and I just hand them the stack without them counting.

Shhh! Don't spill the secret sauce ^_^ Someone might get jealous and says its overprice just because they didn't get what they wanted ^_^

You are exemplary of price can be negotiated if done right! No matter if its Candy or other shops, in the end of day its *YOU* that made the difference, you *Horned* that negotiation skill of *yours* and got what you wanted ^_^

[OneOne9]

That's what I was going to say. My experience going below 2. Has been lackluster or abysmal.

What was supposed to be an enthusiastic RCG ride quickly becomes a suck and fuck.

At that point, I'd say the hub becomes a better value.

Unless you returned, paid her over 2 and RCG improved you don't know if the lower rate had anything to do with her service. Maybe she is just a lackluster provider?

[OneOne9]

I'm just explaining my personal experience. Everyone's spending habits differ, but I believe there's a market standard. For example, 2. 2 (half hour FS) is a fairly common package price. Of course, going above or below this price y.

I had not been to Candy for 2-3 months so I sent them a text last week asking their rates. Their reply was 2 and 2. 5. I have always paid less than 2 for 30. The 2. 2 is your standard as well as the member paying 2. 5 is his standard. There is nothing wrong with what you and others pay but it is not the market standard.

Visiting AMPs is done with discretionary income. Inflation has increased the cost of life essentials leaving less money to visit AMPs. Rates should be stablizing or going down when there is inflation. Most people would choose to buy groceries or pay utility bills instead of visiting an AMP.

[BluePineapple]

I'm just explaining my personal experience. Everyone's spending habits differ, but I believe there's a market standard. For example, 2. 2 (half hour FS) is a fairly common package price. Of course, going above or below this price reflects individual spending preferences, and both are acceptable.

My experience is that some new girls will raise the package price. It's easy for them, just a few words can add 20 or 50. Many shops have this issue. Every time I refuse to pay extra, I get nothing but perfunctory service in return. I once complained, but the result was the girl getting fired. So I no longer haggle or complain, it's not my style. But if I encounter this more than twice at a place, I simply won't go back. Everyone's spending habits and experiences differ, this is just my personal perspective.

If you've had different experiences or insights, I'd be happy to chat privately.

That's what I was going to say. My experience going below 2. Has been lackluster or abysmal.

What was supposed to be an enthusiastic RCG ride quickly becomes a suck and fuck.

At that point, I'd say the hub becomes a better value.

[Vl1899]

What is your usual negotiation at Candy and at Beauty? And what is your definition of relative value for the money?

I'm just explaining my personal experience. Everyone's spending habits differ, but I believe there's a market standard. For example, 2. 2 (half hour FS) is a fairly common package price. Of course, going above or below this price reflects individual spending preferences, and both are acceptable.

My experience is that some new girls will raise the package price. It's easy for them, just a few words can add 20 or 50. Many shops have this issue. Every time I refuse to pay extra, I get nothing but perfunctory service in return. I once complained, but the result was the girl getting fired. So I no longer haggle or complain, it's not my style. But if I encounter this more than twice at a place, I simply won't go back. Everyone's spending habits and experiences differ, this is just my personal perspective.

If you've had different experiences or insights, I'd be happy to chat privately.

[Dexxzy]

Standard fare is $2. 0 HH /1 x. I gave $3. 0 for HR /2 x at Candy once. What why'all think is a fair price for MSOG 1 hour?

[Urlboffer]

Beauty 180/200.

Candy 200/250.

These amounts are sufficient, you won't get turned away, regardless if they ask for more.

Reminder to all gentlemen: at 95% of the shops I get everything I want for 170/200. Keep in mind that another gentleman suggested that an extra 20 will usually turn a frown upside down. I agree.

We have over 200 choices in the Metro area. Try a random shop, you will likely have a positive experience.

Thanks for the detail. I concur.

[SageSix]

I definitely understand the appeal of Candy. That shop does not need additional promotion. Regarding rates I'm of the opinion that the more one pays, the more is expected in the future from customers.

Agreed!

Its like going to my favorite barbershop and cutting hair with my favorite barber / owner for 10 plus years. I've been tipping her the same $10 for 10 plus years, should I tip her more now or should I keep tipping $10?

In the end of day, as long as you continue to support their business, they will love you either way. Don't need to feel pressure to give more.

PEACE.

[Pdx503]

I'm not trying to be argumentative either, but I clearly see you are asking OP (Vl1899), what *his* personal rates are! You are not asking *guys* what are the going rate? Sure, I responded to your post using *reply* but I was just using it to reference that OP (Vl1899) shouldn't compare shops prices, or let them dictate prices. It should be what you personally is willing to spent for! What *drives* you to spent that $$$. Those shops don't set prices, you set your *own* prices.

Sorry I did not give a figurative amount. Regardless which shop I go to, I go from $200 - $300 depending on service I got and the *additional* service I requested for. Secret service then yeah $500.

I almost always get everything I came for for max $$. BBBJ, CFS multiple positions 30-45 min. I even once got momo to accept 1.8 for the hour.

The only time I'd pay $$$ is there are two girls, and I did that once.

Half of the time, girls at Candy don't even ask for tip until you are on your way out the door, and I just hand them the stack without them counting.

[WarpFactor69]

Fair point! Reading someone's past post doe illustrate reliability and character. Especially when they don't just ask you to use *search* button and actually write out content and willing to be helpful ^_^

For example, if live close to Candy (5 min drive) and I get their queen size bed room versus having to drive 15 min to go another shop and get a crappy room and hard to park and yeah I might consider pay *More* or "Less*.

I definitely understand the appeal of Candy. That shop does not need additional promotion. Regarding rates I'm of the opinion that the more one pays, the more is expected in the future from customers.

[SageSix]

Reading someone's posting history reveals their reliability and character.

Beauty 180/200.

Candy 200/250.

These amounts are sufficient, you won't get turned away, regardless if they ask for more.

Reminder to all gentlemen: at 95% of the shops I get everything I want for 170/200. Keep in mind that another gentleman suggested that an extra 20 will usually turn a frown upside down. I agree.

We have over 200 choices in the Metro area. Try a random shop, you will likely have a positive experience.

Fair point! Reading someone's past post does illustrate reliability and character. Especially when they don't just ask you to use *search* button and actually write out content and willing to be helpful ^_^

For example, if live close to Candy (5 min drive) and I get their queen size bed room versus having to drive 15 min to go another shop and get a crappy room and hard to find parking there. Maybe that's when I would consider paying *More* or "Less* due to accessibility/functionality.

[SageSix]

Not to be argumentative, but that was a complete non-answer. I wanted to know what YOU usually pay at Candy and at Beauty, not "what you think the market will bear". Also, if you've been to these shops, the rates don't vary by *anyone's* estimation of the attractiveness or talent of the girls. They usually have a target range for given services which, if you try to lowball, they'll ask for more; if you're over that bar, of course they won't refuse your money. So, you aren't really setting the price. Sure, you can walk if they ask for more than you're willing to pay, but that equates to THEM setting the price.

I'm not trying to be argumentative either, but I clearly see you are asking OP (Vl1899), what *his* personal rates are! You are not asking *guys* what are the going rate? Sure, I responded to your post using *reply* but I was just using it to reference that OP (Vl1899) shouldn't compare shops prices using what he tip the girl as reference because Candy house fee is $40 that's the cheapest that's out there! Those shops don't set prices, you set your *own* prices with the *one girl* that rotate to whatever that shop that month. Shop only collect set house fees, tips is all between girls/customers and that's the golden rule.

Sorry I did not give a figurative amount. Regardless which shop I go to, I go from $200 - $300 depending on service I got and the *additional* service I requested for. Secret service then yeah $500 ^_^

I get what you are trying to convey my friend, but I'm merely trying to point out *that* there is no definite rule or set prices per se. It is all base on human decision and various factors. The same girl you score last time can have different price this time. Why? For example, if business is slow that day $180 is better than $0, right? They have nothing better to do? JK. If business is good and they are exhausted why would they bend down for less than $200? They can take a good rest or wait for next big cash spending customer, why waste time on you? Its all part of human nature.

FYI: If you become a regular at any shops, they know you more than you know them. So they will just welcome you and you just pay what you always pay and get pretty much the same service you always get.

[WarpFactor69]

Not to be argumentative, but that was a complete non-answer. I wanted to know what YOU usually pay at Candy and at Beauty, not "what you think the market will bear". Also, if you've been to these shops, the rates don't vary by *anyone's* estimation of the attractiveness or talent of the girls. They usually have a target range for given services which, if you try to lowball, they'll ask for more; if you're over that bar, of course they won't refuse your money. So, you aren't really setting the price. Sure, you can walk if they ask for more than you're willing to pay, but that equates to THEM setting the price.

Beauty 180/200.

Candy 200/250.

These amounts are sufficient, you won't get turned away, regardless if they ask for more.

Reminder to all gentlemen: at 95% of the shops I get everything I want for 170/200. Keep in mind that another gentleman suggested that an extra 20 will usually turn a frown upside down. I agree.

We have over 200 choices in the Metro area. Try a random shop, you will likely have a positive experience.