Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=StlBang;5031846]I was wondering if anyone had tried the newer spa, Osaka, on the east side. The Illinois forum for that area doesn't mention anything either. It's the newer one right before you get to Superspa. Probably same service as Super and Happy Spa, but was just checking to see if was better or on par with the other Centreville AMP's.[/QUOTE]It's open, I went to Osaka last week. I had a younger lady with a nice big and firm titties. The service, price and tipping are the same. The COVID screening was a little more lax.

[QUOTE=InterestedWife;5033587]Anyone know any place that offers a couples massage by one MT? Possibly a H / E for both of us?[/QUOTE]Classic on Clayton Road offers couples. I have seen one or two couples leaving. How it works exactly, I don't know.

She wants a $75 deposit she post on rub ratings.

She started at 200 then moved to 300 with FS.

South city location on Suson place.

I took a hard pass.

Typical Asian sent pic most likely fake.

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Ekim1976;5034254][URL]https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/missouri-attorney-general-to-combat-human-trafficking-by-closing-illegal-massage-parlors/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=socialflow[/URL][/QUOTE]It's well documented around the country that law enforcement uses "human trafficking" as a way to crack down on AMPs and other associated businesses, typically with Asian sex workers. They make all kinds of arrests, but because there is actually almost no human trafficking going on those charges do not stick. The Robert Kraft case being the most high profile example. All they are left with is common solicitation type charges and it causes disruption and harm to people trying to make a living for their families and their customers.

Of course there is human trafficking that goes on, but generally not in AMPs. This has become a hot issue on both the right and left by (mostly) well meaning people who don't understand how this works. All the more reason to support decriminalizing sex work, a movement that is gaining support in places like NYC and hopefully will spread to other parts of the country in time.

I am no fan of our Atty General and state government, but it's not really a left / right issue.

[QUOTE=GarudaDarkblac;5030491]I moved away from STL a couple of weeks ago but had to see my favorite Megan before I left. I was pleasantly surprised to see that she changed locations from the apartment to a very nice house with lots of space and privacy. A location worthy of her services. Everything else was great as usual and I can only hope to find someone comparable in my new location.[/QUOTE]Where are you moving to? I visit many cities on a weekly basis. You will not find many like Megan.

[QUOTE=TimeMaker;5034669]She wants a $75 deposit she post on rub ratings.

She started at 200 then moved to 300 with FS.

South city location on Suson place.

I took a hard pass.

Typical Asian sent pic most likely fake.

Thanks.[/QUOTE][URL]https://orangecounty.rubratings.com/193520[/URL]

Looks to be fake. Same snapchat name in orange county and same number with different pics.

[QUOTE=Splatter34;5033962]Thanks Howard. I've been to Flirt a few times for private dances, but I'd prefer a more quiet massage.[/QUOTE]I have seen the Cuban gal Crystal a few times, $. 60 no clock, she usually advertised on Skip the Games, she's not bad, have had good and not so good sessions with her. But she always gets the job done, she will go BB if that's your thing, (not mine) but won't let you finish inside her.

[QUOTE=MRH99;5034672]It's well documented around the country that law enforcement uses "human trafficking" as a way to crack down on AMPs and other associated businesses, typically with Asian sex workers. They make all kinds of arrests, but because there is actually almost no human trafficking going on those charges do not stick. The Robert Kraft case being the most high profile example. All they are left with is common solicitation type charges and it causes disruption and harm to people trying to make a living for their families and their customers.

Of course there is human trafficking that goes on, but generally not in AMPs. This has become a hot issue on both the right and left by (mostly) well meaning people who don't understand how this works. All the more reason to support decriminalizing sex work, a movement that is gaining support in places like NYC and hopefully will spread to other parts of the country in time.

I am no fan of our Atty General and state government, but it's not really a left / right issue.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the information. Everyone needs to read this. I had no idea this was going on.

[QUOTE=LifeGuy;5034691]Where are you moving to? I visit many cities on a weekly basis. You will not find many like Megan.[/QUOTE]Are you guys talking about asian megan? If different megan can you pm me more info?

Very nice looking latina, anyone checked her out yet?

[URL]https://stlouis.rubratings.com/198258[/URL]

[QUOTE=Hamster4072;5035541]Thanks for the information. Everyone needs to read this. I had no idea this was going on.[/QUOTE]Here is my take on this. It is an Election Year and this is another issue that distracts us from the most important things that our government officials should be doing to make our state and country better. Cha Massage appears on the video and just like Chen Sheng, and Orchid, once you appear on TV, you will be forced to close. They site 70 business and 40 landlords have responded or acted. That leaves 30 businesses that they think are illegal or involved in human trafficking? 30 businesses in the entire state are worthy of this sort of attention from our attorney general? They have nothing else more important to focus on? Anyway, they are talking about Rubmaps, and two other sites that are no longer up and running. Notice that this site, nor Rubratings has been mentioned. That means that they are using Rubmaps which is a review site not an advertising site. Many of the businesses had nothing to do with the review page even being listed there. The government officials are reading the reviews and going after these businesses? There has to be more to it. Otherwise it makes me fear for the strong arm of the government. If they use this site to initiate a sting and get the information they need to close the business that is one thing but if they are just putting pressure on the local governments to revoke licenses that is another. We all know the stores that were crossing the line and did not do what was necessary to stay open. Those stores are closed or will be closed eventually. But this feels like a witch hunt and political grandstanding that will affect and keep legitimate businesses in this state from continuing to operate. There may be other agendas in play here too as many of the owners of these businesses are from or have citizenship in a country that is also being targeted politically. Why not set and enforce standards and policies for these businesses that if they do not comply with they are then closed. Why continue to talk about human trafficking that NONE of them have ever been found guilty of and concentrate on bigger and more important issues that we can all benefit from. There must be too much work in that with no political gain.

Everyone, please keep going to your favorite massage business for as long as you can to support them. Hopefully all of this noise is quieted soon.

USASG, I tip my cap to you and your Admins. Keep doing what you do and never change at the hand of political pressure.

I Also hear recently all the AMP not doing anything for their regulars as well because some places the police cover are keeping audio and video devices and keep monitoring them, even the AMP are smart and not doing anything to them when they finish massage while leaving the police cover are keeping devices and monitoring them, so people don't expect anything from AMP even if you are regular for them for the time being, they may be loose after election and everything is ok.

[QUOTE=MRH99;5034672]It's well documented around the country that law enforcement uses "human trafficking" as a way to crack down on AMPs and other associated businesses, typically with Asian sex workers. They make all kinds of arrests, but because there is actually almost no human trafficking going on those charges do not stick. The Robert Kraft case being the most high profile example. All they are left with is common solicitation type charges and it causes disruption and harm to people trying to make a living for their families and their customers.

Of course there is human trafficking that goes on, but generally not in AMPs. This has become a hot issue on both the right and left by (mostly) well meaning people who don't understand how this works. All the more reason to support decriminalizing sex work, a movement that is gaining support in places like NYC and hopefully will spread to other parts of the country in time.

I am no fan of our Atty General and state government, but it's not really a left / right issue.[/QUOTE]How fucked are WE mongers? I'm sure all these places have a camera when you walk in. Gov going to look through the footage and I'd us?

Was in Quincy today and stopped Inca parlor. I have been there before and she remembered me. Got a happy beginning then massage and then a somewhat happy ending. Decent massage too.

[QUOTE=SamuelAdams;5038496]I Also hear recently all the AMP not doing anything for their regulars as well because some places the police cover are keeping audio and video devices and keep monitoring them, even the AMP are smart and not doing anything to them when they finish massage while leaving the police cover are keeping devices and monitoring them, so people don't expect anything from AMP even if you are regular for them for the time being, they may be loose after election and everything is ok.[/QUOTE]Hopefully the AMPs are erasing their camera footage. This reminds me the time when st. Louis county whet after adult video booths. [URL]https://www.riverfronttimes.com/stlouis/sucker-punched/Content?oid=2468026[/URL].

This was around 2004 I think. They tried to harass these companies out of business. This looks like an all out war on AMPs. I am not so sure this related to the election.