Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=Jhandyspecial;7271680]Do you have any recommendations for Orlando that you've gotten great service at?[/QUOTE]I would be curious if you have any recommendations for my trip to Orlando that the locals may not want to share?

[QUOTE=KidTorrid;7271795]Its usually 180 for all inclusive wth BBBJ. I always donate up front so there is no interruption in the flow.[/QUOTE]Plus or inclusive of the house?

[QUOTE=SoCalGuy1134;7271486]Not sure why, they just brought them out for me. Should I insist on bare next time if they bring a cover out?[/QUOTE]They usually bring the cover, you tell them what you want on the flip. Negotiate 1st. Which is sometimes a buzz kill if you're with someone for the 1st time. If they say no you can continue or leave with no tip.

[QUOTE=KidTorrid;7271795]Its usually 180 for all inclusive wth BBBJ. I always donate up front so there is no interruption in the flow.[/QUOTE]Thank you, I appreciate it sir.

I will be visiting JAX area this week.

Any one has recommendation for European massage places?

I found this using google but if anyone has any details to add please send me private message!

[URL]https://nataliyamassage.com/[/URL]

Thank you in advance.

[QUOTE=LoveToLaugh;7271928]Plus or inclusive of the house?[/QUOTE]House is always separate.

So I was in Orlando again yesterday for business. And once again had my mind blown that simply 2 hours away the AMP scene / quality / service is far superior to what we have here.

Got me thinking, what is it that stops the Orlando scene from coming here? I could only imagine how busy one would be if they opened up here in Jax, what stops them from coming?

[QUOTE=JaxGuy15;7272915]So I was in Orlando again yesterday for business. And once again had my mind blown that simply 2 hours away the AMP scene / quality / service is far superior to what we have here.

Got me thinking, what is it that stops the Orlando scene from coming here? I could only imagine how busy one would be if they opened up here in Jax, what stops them from coming?[/QUOTE]Orlando is the big time, with over 200 AMPs in the area, and lots of traveling people. Jax on the other hand has somewhere around 75 AMPs in the area. The AMP traffic through Orlando store is much higher and LE is less concerned about AMP business, unless there are local complaints.

We once had an UTR KAAMP scene years ago. No advertising, just selective invites to regular customers. Then someone had to open their mouth and start boasting about their "good deal" and poof, gone from Jax and back to Orlando.

I have asked this question to several owners and providers from other parts of the country. And, the general consensus is that it's too dangerous to open a shop with the level of service that you get in Orlando, San Diego, or Seattle, because of the current laws. Most of ladies that I've talked to, even ones that have worked in Orlando, are generally afraid to work here because they fear getting deported. Some ladies can't get assignments here because they don't have either a massage license or a work permit. Admittedly, I haven't done much research in the MT requirements for JAX, but this is what I'm being told.

[QUOTE=JaxGuy15;7272915]So I was in Orlando again yesterday for business. And once again had my mind blown that simply 2 hours away the AMP scene / quality / service is far superior to what we have here.

Got me thinking, what is it that stops the Orlando scene from coming here? I could only imagine how busy one would be if they opened up here in Jax, what stops them from coming?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=AmpluckyCat;7272974]I have asked this question to several owners and providers from other parts of the country. And, the general consensus is that it's too dangerous to open a shop with the level of service that you get in Orlando, San Diego, or Seattle, because of the current laws. Most of ladies that I've talked to, even ones that have worked in Orlando, are generally afraid to work here because they fear getting deported. Some ladies can't get assignments here because they don't have either a massage license or a work permit. Admittedly, I haven't done much research in the MT requirements for JAX, but this is what I'm being told.[/QUOTE]It's almost as if sex workers get treated better in Blue counties.

[QUOTE=JaxGuy15;7273022]Ya but what law's are specifically different here in Duval / Clay county vs Orange?[/QUOTE]My guess is it's not a law but has to do with population and tourism. Orange and Seminole County have 3 x the population of Duval and Clay. Perhaps law enforcement is focused on more important areas of interest, such as safeguarding tourism and crime related to that. Seems like they just have bigger problems to focus on instead of a handful of AMPs that will just pop up again somewhere else. ON the business side, Orlando seems like it would be more lucrative because of the population and tourism so why bother with Jax when down the road you can make a lot more money with possibly less risk.

I honestly don't know. Like I said, I haven't done a deep dive into the specific laws, but for some reason, both owners and providers will generally avoid JAX out of fear. And, the ones that are hear do their best not to draw unnecessary attention to themselves by limiting the types of services offered or limiting the number of reviews that are written about the MTs.

[QUOTE=JaxGuy15;7273022]Ya but what law's are specifically different here in Duval / Clay county vs Orange?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Jhandyspecial;7271680]Do you have any recommendations for Orlando that you've gotten great service at?[/QUOTE]Tokyo spa. Rachel smoking hot, Selena. If she's in the mood Greek no upcharge.

[QUOTE=Navingp;7272625]I will be visiting JAX area this week.

Any one has recommendation for European massage places?

I found this using google but if anyone has any details to add please send me private message!

[URL]https://nataliyamassage.com/[/URL]

Thank you in advance.[/QUOTE]Interesting find. Would love to hear about the experience here.

[QUOTE=RalphFurley;7273084]My guess is it's not a law but has to do with population and tourism. Orange and Seminole County have 3 x the population of Duval and Clay. Perhaps law enforcement is focused on more important areas of interest, such as safeguarding tourism and crime related to that. Seems like they just have bigger problems to focus on instead of a handful of AMPs that will just pop up again somewhere else. ON the business side, Orlando seems like it would be more lucrative because of the population and tourism so why bother with Jax when down the road you can make a lot more money with possibly less risk.[/QUOTE]Problem with Milk in Orlando was that they were developing new apartments / condos next door to it to tie to pretty good retail to the East along Colonial, which is one reason, along a multitude to avoid Philips Ave and any areas like that being developed as no one will spend millions on housing without putting pressure on the city close to completion to clean up the areas.

It's not whose law is different it's who is enforcing and why. Hence also avoid certain activities Aug. Nov in LE election years.