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[QUOTE=Un Holy]She is about 5'2" and 100 lbs. She got a scar on her right tit and big nose and nice lips (up and down) any body seen her?[/QUOTE]We'd need more than that. Can you tell us where she's worked before, a name she's used or a bit more of a description?
[QUOTE=Un Holy]She is about 5'2" and 100 lbs. She got a scar on her right tit and big nose and nice lips (up and down) any body seen her?[/QUOTE]
Sounds like most all of them except for the big nose part.
Some of them look like they've been chasing parked cars. :)
Many have scars on both tits from boob jobs!
Does anyone have any info on a girl who runs ads in Creative Loafing? She is oriental and her name is Cami. Her picture is always in the ad. I would love to pay her a visit. Her ad says she is licensed, but who knows. She charges $100 per hour. Not a bad deal if I leave happy.
I haven't posted much about my exploits during the past 2 months due to an unfortunate incident involving an AMP review(s) and an AMP worker who was harrassed by LEO. I learned my lesson and I am now back posting. But I have decided to leave more to the imagination so to speak.
Based on Speedracer's recommendation, I made a stop at Nagoya tonight.
Nagoya has a back door which I like for privacy. It was open and I walked in and was met by Judy, who Speedracer had recommended. Judy is a very pleasant 45 year old (I'm guessing) Japanese woman about 5'3", a bit heavier than your average AMP spinner (which I prefer) with a nice curvy figure. I really like a nice upper deck and a nice backfield in motion and Judy has both.
My experience was much like Speedracer's, except I spent a little more opting for the full hour (80). Perhaps my session went a little further, so I tipped accordingly. Because of LEO monitoring I am hesitant to say more other than I left very satisfied. I had a great massage and shower.
Definitely well worth the trip!
Overall my new Tampa favorite AMP experience.
CB
[QUOTE=SpeedRacer29]I previously posted a comment about this place which was very favorable. Made a return visit yesterday and was met at the door by Judy, who I met on my last visit there. Paid 60 for half hour and into the shower I went. Received very nice TS with special attention given to my pogo stick. Once back in the room Judy started on the massage then said in a soft voice, " ok, turn over baby ". She reached for the hand cream and then lifted up her top and dropped her shorts. As she was stroking me, I was fingering her with one hand and at the same time guiding her breasts into my mouth with the other hand. After I shot my load she continued stroking me slowly until I was completely limp. She made sure I was happy. After the hot towel, she continued with a massage and then dressed me. Left a 40 tip. Will be back again when I don't have the coin for full service at my favoriye place. As an added bonus, Spa Nagoya is less then 5 minutes from my job.[/QUOTE]
Well it looks like things were not as they seemed at Oriental Therapy on Dale Mabry. Uncle LEO paid a visit yesterday and busted Yao Lin for unlicensed health care practice AND prostitution. In her mug shot, Lin looks like she is wearing one of those hospital scrub shirts that the attendants at Oriental Therapy had been wearing. It does not specify if she is the owner or just worked there. If she only worked there and the goal was to operate a legitimate massage place, why didn`t the owner verify she was licensed? If she is the owner, then my guess is they never intendant to be legitimate. How can you open a health care business if you are not even licensed? If that is the case, the owner should be arrested and also charged with stupidity for opening in such a high profile location with a huge sign out front. But it`s quite possible that Yao Lin just got a little adventureous and tried to make a little extra cash behind closed doors. She is not what we all look for at a AMP, but hey, i`m patriotic and willing to do my part to stimulate the economy with a little extra cash for a little extra service.
Looks like the only people getting action here were LEO!
[url]http://www.hcso.tampa.fl.us/pub/defa...sp/bn=08055457[/url]
[QUOTE=SpeedRacer29]Well it looks like things were not as they seemed at Oriental Therapy on Dale Mabry. Uncle LEO paid a visit yesterday and busted Yao Lin for unlicensed health care practice AND prostitution. In her mug shot, Lin looks like she is wearing one of those hospital scrub shirts that the attendants at Oriental Therapy had been wearing. It does not specify if she is the owner or just worked there. If she only worked there and the goal was to operate a legitimate massage place, why didn`t the owner verify she was licensed? If she is the owner, then my guess is they never intendant to be legitimate. How can you open a health care business if you are not even licensed? If that is the case, the owner should be arrested and also charged with stupidity for opening in such a high profile location with a huge sign out front. But it`s quite possible that Yao Lin just got a little adventureous and tried to make a little extra cash behind closed doors. She is not what we all look for at a AMP, but hey, i`m patriotic and willing to do my part to stimulate the economy with a little extra cash for a little extra service.[/QUOTE]I recognize her, not one of the owners, just worked there. I went in a few times for legit massage, almost always saw the same girl. Only got offered extras once, but not by my regular. I'm guessing the owner is furious. I had asked out one of the girls who worked the front desk. She was pretty cute, nice little body, but also did not seem to be in the game. She had moved on to work at one of the Tampa Publixs though. Interestingly enough she'd told me there was more money in the massage but the owner wouldn't even let her touch a client since she wasn't licensed. Maybe this one had fake credentials.
That's a rough looking charge on the unlicensed health thing, given the bond. I'm guessing F3 is third degree felony. Seems a bit much, hope she can at least bargain down.
FWIW she looked to have a decent body, even if the acne wasn't kind to her face.
[QUOTE=SpeedRacer29]She is not what we all look for at a AMP.[/QUOTE]
...especially in the face :^(
[QUOTE=SpeedRacer29]Well it looks like things were not as they seemed at Oriental Therapy on Dale Mabry. Uncle LEO paid a visit yesterday and busted Yao Lin for unlicensed health care practice AND prostitution. In her mug shot, Lin looks like she is wearing one of those hospital scrub shirts that the attendants at Oriental Therapy had been wearing. It does not specify if she is the owner or just worked there. If she only worked there and the goal was to operate a legitimate massage place, why didn`t the owner verify she was licensed? If she is the owner, then my guess is they never intendant to be legitimate. How can you open a health care business if you are not even licensed? If that is the case, the owner should be arrested and also charged with stupidity for opening in such a high profile location with a huge sign out front. But it`s quite possible that Yao Lin just got a little adventureous and tried to make a little extra cash behind closed doors. She is not what we all look for at a AMP, but hey, i`m patriotic and willing to do my part to stimulate the economy with a little extra cash for a little extra service.[/QUOTE]This whole scenario doesn't make sense. Yao Lin was the girl that gave me a massage when I went there for the first time a few months back; she gave a good massage, but wouldn't provide any sort of a happy ending. I guess somebody made her an offer she couldn't refuse.
Toeman
[QUOTE=Toeman]This whole scenario doesn't make sense. Yao Lin was the girl that gave me a massage when I went there for the first time a few months back; she gave a good massage, but wouldn't provide any sort of a happy ending. I guess somebody made her an offer she couldn't refuse.
Toeman[/QUOTE]Does seem a bit like entrapment if they flash a bunch of cash to get her to do something she wouldn't otherwise do. Wish they'd clean up the real riff raff and leave these girls alone.
[QUOTE=Toeman]This whole scenario doesn't make sense. Yao Lin was the girl that gave me a massage when I went there for the first time a few months back[/QUOTE]
Just because a place STARTS "legit" doesn't mean it STAYS legit. If they started offering extras during the grand opening they would have been shut down within a week. The strategy is to open and operate below the radar by offering nothing extra, then once they have a regular customer base, start offering small extras to select customers. Besides the temptation to pick up a few extra bucks is too great for a woman who is making probably less than minimum wage...
The licensing issue is always a problem. I can't count how many AMPs were shut down temporarily or permanently on account of that. No license = carte blanche for LE involvement.
Theres been a few places in St Pete through out the years that offered ala carte menus by word of mouth. It seems like one guy will get in good and then it expands from there. So these ladies are only doing it for enough guys to make ends meet.
If you went in off the street and asked for extras you would be turned down. I have learned the hard way and now I just sit back and watch and listen to see how our connversations go.
Happy Hunting..
[QUOTE=Drew Park]Just because a place STARTS "legit" doesn't mean it STAYS legit. If they started offering extras during the grand opening they would have been shut down within a week. The strategy is to open and operate below the radar by offering nothing extra, then once they have a regular customer base, start offering small extras to select customers. Besides the temptation to pick up a few extra bucks is too great for a woman who is making probably less than minimum wage...
The licensing issue is always a problem. I can't count how many AMPs were shut down temporarily or permanently on account of that. No license = carte blanche for LE involvement.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=SpeedRacer29]Well it looks like things were not as they seemed at Oriental Therapy on Dale Mabry. Uncle LEO paid a visit yesterday and busted Yao Lin for unlicensed health care practice AND prostitution. In her mug shot, Lin looks like she is wearing one of those hospital scrub shirts that the attendants at Oriental Therapy had been wearing. It does not specify if she is the owner or just worked there. If she only worked there and the goal was to operate a legitimate massage place, why didn`t the owner verify she was licensed? If she is the owner, then my guess is they never intendant to be legitimate. How can you open a health care business if you are not even licensed? If that is the case, the owner should be arrested and also charged with stupidity for opening in such a high profile location with a huge sign out front. But it`s quite possible that Yao Lin just got a little adventureous and tried to make a little extra cash behind closed doors. She is not what we all look for at a AMP, but hey, i`m patriotic and willing to do my part to stimulate the economy with a little extra cash for a little extra service.[/QUOTE]Greeting all,
Longtime Monger (and Lurker) and close freind to a Mamasan.
You do not need a massage license in FL to get a "Massage Establishment" license. You are only required to hire licensed therapists. Also, whenever "LEO" enters an establishment. They plan on making an arrest. It does not matter what "Really" happens. Whose word is the court going to believe? Especially considering the frequent language barrier!
C
Guys, I believe in judging businesses by the way they market. I paid a visit to Oriental Massage the first week they opened, and posted an AVOID service warning for all members at that time.
1. Their establishment is a high dollar build out, a lot of investment to lose.
2. The place was crawling with young oriental guys(owners?) as well as non-massage oriental young girls. Why???
3. Their advertising is aggressive and misleading.
4. The above facts defy presumption that this is their first establishment. A ring of slick operators from Southern Cal? Texas? Atlanta? Flush with cash to invest.
5. Many, many out-of-towners come to Tampa Bay. Will not many of the guys be tempeted by the aggressive, misleading ads and waste their money?
6. Their advertising ($69 massage etc etc) leaves the reader with the "perception" that standard AMP treatment will be the "reality".
To the extent there were HEs or offers of same at this place or offers, I'll lay 100 to 1 that they were mavericks (kind of like McBush [he he] couldn't resist) and not endorsed by the oweners and not part of a the business model or long-term plans.
Again, I'll lay 100 to 1 that this place is marketing the "illusion of happiness" and always will.
My humble $.02 worth... AVOID.
Cheers!!
You called it, Batchero. Also the location and amount of advertising is a key factor in the amount of attention LEO is going to pay to an AMP.
LEO must do what the mayor and council running the government direct. And complaints from their rich campaign contributors is a big factor. So what location is going to get the most complaints from the big dollar citizens?
(1) Heavily advertised AMP in upscale Carrollwood where they live?
(2) Moderately advertised AMP in Drew Park where their gardener lives?
(3) Discreet AMP tucked in quiet industrial park where no one lives?
AMPS are going to exist, but when they call too much attention and locate where the movers and shakers live, then LEO will shut them down.
Move Mons Venus and 2001 up Dale Mabry into Carrollwood to the Oriental Spa shopping center near where people live. They might last a week, if that.
CB
[QUOTE=Bachatero]Guys, I believe in judging businesses by the way they market. I paid a visit to Oriental Massage the first week they opened, and posted an AVOID service warning for all members at that time.
1. Their establishment is a high dollar build out, a lot of investment to lose.
2. The place was crawling with young oriental guys(owners?) as well as non-massage oriental young girls. Why???
3. Their advertising is aggressive and misleading.
4. The above facts defy presumption that this is their first establishment. A ring of slick operators from Southern Cal? Texas? Atlanta? Flush with cash to invest.
5. Many, many out-of-towners come to Tampa Bay. Will not many of the guys be tempeted by the aggressive, misleading ads and waste their money?
6. Their advertising ($69 massage etc etc) leaves the reader with the "perception" that standard AMP treatment will be the "reality".
To the extent there were HEs or offers of same at this place or offers, I'll lay 100 to 1 that they were mavericks (kind of like McBush [he he] couldn't resist) and not endorsed by the oweners and not part of a the business model or long-term plans.
Again, I'll lay 100 to 1 that this place is marketing the "illusion of happiness" and always will.
My humble $.02 worth... AVOID.
Cheers!![/QUOTE]