Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=DandiDanny;5156123]Just went to lemon massage I believe the girl said her name was April but she didn't speak any English. She had dyed hair and quite a big frame. Ok face. Her legs felt like she did some serous deadlift. Massage was actually very good but she kept on demanding good tip and wanted 60 for he Which ruined the mood.

I may try cindy or sophia next time but do they also ask for bigger tip? I really hate talking about tip in the middle of the mood.[/QUOTE]From what I've experienced and others have said, all of the girls at Lemon are money hustlers. Best you can do is decide on a tip amount that you're comfortable with and be willing to walk if the girl won't accept it.

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[QUOTE=Crgnjul;5154208] She left, mamasan came in and asked how much I paid. I told her 300, she smiled, thanked me and left.[/QUOTE]Mamasan smiled cause she knew you got taken.

Last time I went to Gold Spa, I haggled and haggled and haggled to get the Kgirl down. Finally we agreed to 15 minutes at $140 FS. I knew it was going to suck in a bad way, so after she took her clothes off, I told her I'd rather come back later. She was pissed, but I got my money back and left. Haven't been back since.

[QUOTE=Nicky233;5155891]You're not going to get FS under $150. Most Korean places offer FS. Think Chalet, Joy Health, Therapy+, while Chinese places are a standard HJ.

Also, you're not just paying for the handy. Get an hour next time and enjoy the massage too. Also, it's significantly safer than escorting. No hotel charges either.

Don't expect to walk out for less than $100 total for a handy, and $200+ for FS.[/QUOTE]RTFF. But couldn't find a guide on how to identify a CAMP (HJ) vs KAMP (FS). By reading the different posts, getting some idea. But is there a specific feature or characteristic of the location that would indicate CAMP or KAMP?

[QUOTE=Percy1234;5156510]RTFF. But couldn't find a guide on how to identify a CAMP (HJ) vs KAMP (FS). By reading the different posts, getting some idea. But is there a specific feature or characteristic of the location that would indicate CAMP or KAMP?[/QUOTE]AMPs in this area usually follow this naming convention:

"Massage" in shop name = CAMP. For example, "Kaina Massage".

"Spa" in shop name = KAMP. For example, "Gold Spa".

[QUOTE=Percy1234;5156510]RTFF. But couldn't find a guide on how to identify a CAMP (HJ) vs KAMP (FS). By reading the different posts, getting some idea. But is there a specific feature or characteristic of the location that would indicate CAMP or KAMP?[/QUOTE]The C in CAMP stands for Chinese and the K in KAMP stands for Korean, though girls in KAMPs might also be Latina, White, etc. Services at a CAMP might not be restricted to a HJ, but that's very much YMMV.

If you're looking for a specific physical characteristic before you talk to anyone, most (maybe all?) KAMPs in the Atlanta area have a small enclosed entry room beyond the main entrance. There may or may not also be a tiny window that someone will open to look at you after you enter and maybe ring a buzzer (if they don't already know you're there from a door chime and / or a security camera). If you're let past the locked door in the entry room, the person who greets you might be an older woman who could pass for a cleaning lady. The price quoted to you will probably be 70 or 80. You will be required to pay in advance, though you can get your money back if you enter and don't like who's available. These are all signs of a KAMP.

A CAMP will just have a front desk visible upon entry. A manager might greet you but you just as likely might be greeted by the girl who will give your massage. Or a girl who pops out of a room and tells you how long you need to wait until someone is available. They will probably all be Chinese. The posted house fee will be lower than at a KAMP and you probably won't need to pay it in advance.

[QUOTE=Runon99;5156621]They will probably all be Chinese. The posted house fee will be lower than at a KAMP and you probably won't need to pay it in advance.[/QUOTE]By the way, this last sign of a CAMP -- not paying the house fee until the end -- seems to be a local Atlanta area CAMP feature, not a universal one. Most CAMPs I have visited in other parts of the country collect the house fee at the beginning, leaving only the tip to be paid directly to the girl either during or after the massage.

At KAMPs around Atlanta, you will pay the house fee at the beginning. Then, at least at most places, you will pay the tip to the girl directly, but that will probably happen after a short, cursory massage when additional services are discussed and a price agreed upon. She will probably take that tip and leave the room before extra services commence. Things might unfold a little differently if you're a regular and the girl knows you well, but most of the girls at KAMPs are just visiting, so. Probably not.

Things might unfold differently in other cities at KAMPs as well. In both Dallas and Philadelphia, for example, I have just paid a flat 200 to the manager at the beginning at that covered everything which followed. Good times in those cities.

[QUOTE=Percy1234;5156510]RTFF. But couldn't find a guide on how to identify a CAMP (HJ) vs KAMP (FS). By reading the different posts, getting some idea. But is there a specific feature or characteristic of the location that would indicate CAMP or KAMP?[/QUOTE]Prices. KAMP is usually $80/ hr. CAMP is $60/ hr.

RR / RM or whatever that other site is shows the rates and occasionally ethnicity. But you can tell by rates.

RTFF. But couldn't find a guide on how to identify a CAMP (HJ) vs KAMP (FS). By reading the different posts, getting some idea. But is there a specific feature or characteristic of the location that would indicate CAMP or KAMP?

[QUOTE=Runon99;5156621]The C in CAMP stands for Chinese and the K in KAMP stands for Korean, though girls in KAMPs might also be Latina, White, etc. Services at a CAMP might not be restricted to a HJ, but that's very much YMMV.

If you're looking for a specific physical characteristic before you talk to anyone, most (maybe all?) KAMPs in the Atlanta area have a small enclosed entry room beyond the main entrance. There may or may not also be a tiny window that someone will open to look at you after you enter and maybe ring a buzzer (if they don't already know you're there from a door chime and / or a security camera). If you're let past the locked door in the entry room, the person who greets you might be an older woman who could pass for a cleaning lady. The price quoted to you will probably be 70 or 80. You will be required to pay in advance, though you can get your money back if you enter and don't like who's available. These are all signs of a KAMP.

A CAMP will just have a front desk visible upon entry. A manager might greet you but you just as likely might be greeted by the girl who will give your massage. Or a girl who pops out of a room and tells you how long you need to wait until someone is available. They will probably all be Chinese. The posted house fee will be lower than at a KAMP and you probably won't need to pay it in advance.[/QUOTE]To me, the most obvious clue to a CAMP is the menu of services on the wall by the counter and / or on the counter in the form of a takeout menu, the same size as you find find in a Chinese takeout restaurant. Also, most CAMPs have a stack of business cards on the counter as well.

[QUOTE=Percy1234;5156510]RTFF. But couldn't find a guide on how to identify a CAMP (HJ) vs KAMP (FS). By reading the different posts, getting some idea. But is there a specific feature or characteristic of the location that would indicate CAMP or KAMP?[/QUOTE]CAMPs usually have the word "Massage" at the end of their name. KAMPS will have the word "Spa". When you enter a CAMP you'll see a small lobby and someone will take you to a room. That someone usually is the person next in rotation to massage you. At a KAMP when you enter you'll be in a smaller room and will have to ring a doorbell. The woman who answers is the mamasan (older) and will take you to a room. Women at CAMPs wear regular clothes while at KAMPs they'll wear lingerie. CAMPs play sleepy like Chinese music while KAMPs will have a radio station on. Most CAMPs are in strip malls while KAMPs are in a place by itself. At a CAMP youll get a full massage while at KAMPs youll get a 5-10 minute massage and then asked to flip to negotiate what youd like and for what prices. Hope that helps.

[QUOTE=Runon99;5156650]By the way, this last sign of a CAMP -- not paying the house fee until the end -- seems to be a local Atlanta area CAMP feature, not a universal one. Most CAMPs I have visited in other parts of the country collect the house fee at the beginning, leaving only the tip to be paid directly to the girl either during or after the massage.

At KAMPs around Atlanta, you will pay the house fee at the beginning. Then, at least at most places, you will pay the tip to the girl directly, but that will probably happen after a short, cursory massage when additional services are discussed and a price agreed upon. She will probably take that tip and leave the room before extra services commence. Things might unfold a little differently if you're a regular and the girl knows you well, but most of the girls at KAMPs are just visiting, so. Probably not.

Things might unfold differently in other cities at KAMPs as well. In both Dallas and Philadelphia, for example, I have just paid a flat 200 to the manager at the beginning at that covered everything which followed. Good times in those cities.[/QUOTE]There are some ATL Camps that collect the house up front. In my experience it's a 30 - 70 split of those that do versus don't. Rarely have I been asked for the service fee before the fun happens. Camps usually just say massage on the sign or add parlor on the end. Kamps end with spa (Tiger Spa, Joy Health Spa, Gold Spa, etc.). When in DFW spas I've always left the room and service fee ($200) on the side table. It remained there until after the session. Here in the ATL room fee at Kamps is fronted by Mama and service fee by provider, usually after the T / S.

[QUOTE=DandiDanny;5156123]Just went to lemon massage I believe the girl said her name was April but she didn't speak any English. She had dyed hair and quite a big frame. Ok face. Her legs felt like she did some serous deadlift. Massage was actually very good but she kept on demanding good tip and wanted 60 for he Which ruined the mood.

I may try cindy or sophia next time but do they also ask for bigger tip? I really hate talking about tip in the middle of the mood.[/QUOTE]It has been my experience at Lemon that they all demand good tips for average service, and they won't do anything until they negotiate the price. I prefer places that they don't ask for anything and take what you give based on service at the end, across the side street is a great place that does just that.

Thanks for the response I was about to ask how to tell the difference between a camp or kamp but someone just explained it.

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;5156248]The only places that offer FS are Korean parlors, which we call KAMPs. Expect to pay $60-$80 just for the house fee and an additional $120-$160 for CFS. For $150 total you'll likely only get a nude HJ.[/QUOTE]

Shit For 160 I can skip the massage and get down to business.

[QUOTE=SkyWookie;5155905]I think your pricing is more in line with the streetwalkers on listcrawler. Most of the spa's even the cheaper ones charge 70-80 just to walk in the door, and another 120 or so for FS, so about 200, and those are the economy places. The cheapest place I know of is still 160 total but you're not going to get much of a massage and that's for a 30 min session.

Maybe someone else knows of someplace cheaper, heck I'd love to know myself if their is LOL. Pricing usually goes Cheap girls are the SW's for low budget, online listcrawler girls are the 100-150, and AMPs for FS more like 200-250 with some charging even more. You could probably get a covered BJ for under 150 at an ecokamp or someplace similar, but FS you'll most likely need to cough up another 50.[/QUOTE]

Since atlanta has a small asian market in the trade but you would think atlanta would be a hot spot for fresh talent to flock to.

[QUOTE=Nicky233;5155891]You're not going to get FS under $150. Most Korean places offer FS. Think Chalet, Joy Health, Therapy+, while Chinese places are a standard HJ.

Also, you're not just paying for the handy. Get an hour next time and enjoy the massage too. Also, it's significantly safer than escorting. No hotel charges either.

Don't expect to walk out for less than $100 total for a handy, and $200+ for FS.[/QUOTE]