Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=LuvStJohn;4763776]Two things about Angel Massage on Ptree Pkwy.

First, to my knowledge, they are not FS. They've only been open since late January. As far as I can tell they give a great massage and 'level 1' service if you click.

Second, as some punters have mentioned, they are very, very, very busy -- overwhelmed is more accurate -- and they want you to call for an appointment first. I did yesterday and, even though they had 3 or 4 women there, my session was interrupted exactly 10 times by walk-ins who think it's the good ole days. That doesn't include the many calls from guys who are just checking to see if they are open, then saying they'll drop by later. Those comments were followed by 'you need to make an appointment. ' Do as was suggested. Call for an appointment first. Even that's not a 100% guarantee since some folks are showing up and saying they were the guy who called when asked. Give them a name to identify yourself when you call, any name, so your session isn't taken like the guy who walked in just before me tried to take mine.

Obviously, once more places are open we can go back to old habits and haunts, though masks might be the norm for a while.

Be careful out there.[/QUOTE]Decided to stop in and try this new place yesterday after reading all of the chatter here. They did not seem too busy. The shop is very nice and clean, the owner must have spent a great deal of cash to make it nicer than most other AMPs (nice wall pictures, decorations, flowers, etc.).

Was greeted by a nice looking shapely girl that immediately took me back the room. Table shower was offered but I declined. The massage was actually very good and relaxing. She was a very sweet woman but didn't get a name. As I was leaving I saw a couple of other girls that were also young looking and attractive. I plan to return and try some of the other providers. I think this could be a good place for regular visits.

[QUOTE=GreaterGator;4764915]Decided to stop in and try this new place yesterday after reading all of the chatter here. They did not seem too busy. The shop is very nice and clean, the owner must have spent a great deal of cash to make it nicer than most other AMPs (nice wall pictures, decorations, flowers, etc.).

Was greeted by a nice looking shapely girl that immediately took me back the room. Table shower was offered but I declined. The massage was actually very good and relaxing. She was a very sweet woman but didn't get a name. As I was leaving I saw a couple of other girls that were also young looking and attractive. I plan to return and try some of the other providers. I think this could be a good place for regular visits.[/QUOTE]When SPA is in the name it is usually a KAMP.

I was out with a friend picking up some to go sushi (actual food LOL) and passed some AMPs. All in Cobb.

PZ- closed.

H- closed.

ZR- closed.

Mei Mei and No. 1 Massage had the open sign on.

Drove past Yong Sheng but couldn't see if the open sign was lit up. So in case you Cobb peeps were looking for anything open, there ya go.

Went by Massage Angel in Athens a few hours ago.

Still has a closed sign. No idea if and when they'll re-open.

[QUOTE=LuvThemTugs;4765121]When SPA is in the name it is usually a KAMP.[/QUOTE]Not exactly, but this is intended for newbies:

Massage Angel is a CAMP (Chinese "Asian" Massage Parlor). The word "spa" in a parlor name traditionally meant KAMP (Korean "Asian" Massage Parlor), but the lines of demarcation have blurred in recent years. Best way to differentiate between a CAMP and KAMP is to walk in the front door. A KAMP will have a small lobby / foyer with a doorbell and a small window so the mamasan can size you up and decide if she wants to let you in or not. If not, you might get the, "We're busy now, come back later," which either means they are busy or a polite, "Fuck off, we don't want you here. ".

In contrast, a CAMP entrance will feature a more open room. Front desk often will have a waving, Hello Kitty figurine on the counter and a visible doorway leading into a hallway with massage rooms on each side.

Note: The acronyms CAMP and KAMP were coined years ago on this forum by a dude who called himself MikeyGaGa. I think he was either Chinese or Chinese-American. Many still use those acronyms here because they suit a purpose.

[QUOTE=LuvThemTugs;4765121]When SPA is in the name it is usually a KAMP.[/QUOTE]It's a CAMP. Don't let SPA in their name fool you. Nothing even close to KAMP services there.

[QUOTE=NamVet;4765297]Went by Massage Angel in Athens a few hours ago.

Still has a closed sign. No idea if and when they'll re-open.[/QUOTE]Good. The fuglies got greedy after Sunny left and one got the shit beat out of her for robbing a monger.

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;4765461]Not exactly, but this is intended for newbies:

Massage Angel is a CAMP (Chinese "Asian" Massage Parlor). The word "spa" in a parlor name traditionally meant KAMP (Korean "Asian" Massage Parlor), but the lines of demarcation have blurred in recent years. Best way to differentiate between a CAMP and KAMP is to walk in the front door. A KAMP will have a small lobby / foyer with a doorbell and a small window so the mamasan can size you up and decide if she wants to let you in or not. If not, you might get the, "We're busy now, come back later," which either means they are busy or a polite, "Fuck off, we don't want you here. ".

In contrast, a CAMP entrance will feature a more open room. Front desk often will have a waving, Hello Kitty figurine on the counter and a visible doorway leading into a hallway with massage rooms on each side.

Note: The acronyms CAMP and KAMP were coined years ago on this forum by a dude who called himself MikeyGaGa. I think he was either Chinese or Chinese-American. Many still use those acronyms here because they suit a purpose.[/QUOTE]Also, pulling a "Sheldon Cooper", interesting fact (LOL) the music at CAMPs are pretty much that sleepy Chinese music (sometimes playing songs you recognize) while KAMPs play radio station music (mostly stations like B98.5).

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;4765461]Best way to differentiate between a CAMP and KAMP is to walk in the front door. A KAMP will have a small lobby / foyer with a doorbell and a small window so the mamasan can size you up and decide if she wants to let you in or not. If not, you might get the, "We're busy now, come back later," which either means they are busy or a polite, "Fuck off, we don't want you here." In contrast, a CAMP entrance will feature a more open room. Front desk often will have a waving, Hello Kitty figurine on the counter and a visible doorway leading into a hallway with massage rooms on each side.[/QUOTE]If you have an appointment mama will be expecting you and it's easier to get in to the KAMP. Also, CAMPS around the country are pretty much run the same. Some take the fee up front. Some in the room. Some after. Almost all accept the tip after. KAMP operations can vary from locale to locale. In DFW mama leads you to the room, no fee asked for. Lay the fee and tip out, usually $$ total, and the masseuse takes care of the rest. Some KAMPs have the T / S right there in the room. Very convenient. ATL KAMPs ask for the fee up front and the girl will negotiate service costs. And yes, KAMPs play radio station music vs piped in Chinese mood music.

[QUOTE=USABarry;4765856]If you have an appointment mama will be expecting you and it's easier to get in to the KAMP. Also, CAMPS around the country are pretty much run the same. Some take the fee up front. Some in the room. Some after. Almost all accept the tip after. KAMP operations can vary from locale to locale. In DFW mama leads you to the room, no fee asked for. Lay the fee and tip out, usually $$ total, and the masseuse takes care of the rest. Some KAMPs have the T / S right there in the room. Very convenient. ATL KAMPs ask for the fee up front and the girl will negotiate service costs. And yes, KAMPs play radio station music vs piped in Chinese mood music.[/QUOTE]I've always wondered why they do that. I guess with the Chinese music it's relaxing and you can fall asleep to it compared to KAMP radio music where you go in, FS, and get out. I wouldn't mind doing FS to the easy going Chinese music. At least play some mood music / freaky sex music at KAMPS LOL.

Just dropping a small report while running some errands and getting some gear for training earlier in the week I passed through angel massage out by the hot dog joint and for getting a nice massage deff recommend!

Tried what is slowly becoming a regular place of mine before the pandemic and it's Sauna One called and they were open on a weird schedule and only one girl working until Friday (Tomorrow) and were only doing 45 min massages apparently Friday more girls will come to work and return to business as usual thought I throw that out there!

Now since I went to massage Angel.

[QUOTE=NamVet;4765297]Went by Massage Angel in Athens a few hours ago.

Still has a closed sign. No idea if and when they'll re-open.[/QUOTE]The old lady is not too exciting, yung yung will lie to you and the loud girl is just annoying. I saw one other there in the back, but didn't get her name.

TIA,

Jag.

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;4765491]Good. The fuglies got greedy after Sunny left and one got the shit beat out of her for robbing a monger.[/QUOTE]That was probably yung yung. Hate to hear it, but maybe now she'll provide what she promises.

Went there last week and drew an older girl with large utters. Access was had and HE was given. Massage was meh and minimal teasing.

Went a couple of days ago and again, not bad looking older girl (I'd say in her 40's, maybe low 50's). No teasing. No HE.

So, mileage can vary!

[QUOTE=TroutMan69;4766094]Went there last week and drew an older girl with large utters. Access was had and HE was given. Massage was meh and minimal teasing.

Went a couple of days ago and again, not bad looking older girl (I'd say in her 40's, maybe low 50's). No teasing. No HE.

So, mileage can vary![/QUOTE]Which Massage Angel?