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[QUOTE=Richva;5902185]Stopped tonight and asked older woman if Helen was there. She said no Helen. I asked if Helen would be free soon, she say no Helen here. She say you wait 50 minutes in this room for me? I said no thanks. Guessing as always YMMV. Oh well. On to the next adventure. Or not.[/QUOTE]Yea I was told Helen went back to New York and there are new girls there. Haven't tried yet though.
[QUOTE=NightRider11;5901710]I also hit up Sunny a few weeks ago. I just have drawn the older attendant and she was nice and energetic. Massage was ok nothing great but was offered 69 (covered) for 100 which I refused and went with an ok hand finish. I did notice a small red light in the lighting above the table afterwards which I assume is a camera but there was no way to know.[/QUOTE]There's a tiny red light in the heat ducts of several doctors I see. It's part of the fire detection and / or HVAC system.
Went to Eden in Glenn Allen. Drew a pretty decent Asian chick, early 30's? She insisted on an hour. I agreed. Massage was shitty at best. It was clear she just wanted to get down to business. Full service, nice body, great tits, but too expensive. 70+140 I do not believe I'll be doing that again. Could've been a fair price of the massage was good.
[QUOTE=ActorDirector;5911096]This is in no way shape or form a post to discourage anyone from posting however recently this thread has become super hot and for the safety of each other as well as these establishments I feel as if it's something we should realize and take into consideration with each review you all post. There's a difference in being helpful (address, landmarks, phone numbers, etc) that could easily be PM'd vs what's been going on lately. Don't cry when you favorite establishments get taken away or disappear due to the nature of these recent reviews. Stay safe and stop making it so hot.[/QUOTE]I highly doubt someone posting an address of an AMP here is going to alert any cops on this board (if they even waste their time here) to start an investigation on a place and bust them.
And what's the difference from explicitly posting addresses and the stuff that you would rather go on, such as linking an ad that gives name and address. Or describing it vaguely that makes it "more difficult" to find.
If mongers can sift and search through a few vague posts to find these places without the explicit address callouts, then guess what, cops can rtff as well and find a place with the vague description posts.
I'm not saying I will be blasting addresses and giving MapQuest directions out of anything, mainly because I'm bitter and I had to do the research, so any newcomers will have to just do the research too LOL, but I'll still link ads that have addresses.
[QUOTE=RayWashington;5911936]Went to Eden in Glenn Allen. Drew a pretty decent Asian chick, early 30's? She insisted on an hour. I agreed. Massage was shitty at best. It was clear she just wanted to get down to business. Full service, nice body, great tits, but too expensive. 70+140 I do not believe I'll be doing that again. Could've been a fair price of the massage was good.[/QUOTE]Where is this Eden?
Anybody been to Goodwill on broad St.
[QUOTE=Desperado62;5912348]Where is this Eden?[/QUOTE]Just past the Dougout. Same side of the road.
The difficulty arose because someone recently posted a photo of the door of an establishment that (a) does not advertise and (b) offers a wider menu than some. The timing also immediately followed the closing of another UTR spot.
Obviously if a place advertises, a link to an ad is a reasonable posting. And I am under no illusions that police could do the same research to find locations if so inclined. But if discretion is part of the business model, they have no reason to. No complaining neighbors. No indignant communities. But when traffic shoots up and no hobbyists become well aware, it changes the effort-return calculus for LEO.
[QUOTE=FanBoy1;5912091]I highly doubt someone posting an address of an AMP here is going to alert any cops on this board (if they even waste their time here) to start an investigation on a place and bust them.
And what's the difference from explicitly posting addresses and the stuff that you would rather go on, such as linking an ad that gives name and address. Or describing it vaguely that makes it "more difficult" to find.
If mongers can sift and search through a few vague posts to find these places without the explicit address callouts, then guess what, cops can rtff as well and find a place with the vague description posts.
I'm not saying I will be blasting addresses and giving MapQuest directions out of anything, mainly because I'm bitter and I had to do the research, so any newcomers will have to just do the research too LOL, but I'll still link ads that have addresses.[/QUOTE]
Have anyone been to the spa in Ruther Glen? I see them advertised but no one picks up the phone.
[QUOTE=Desperado62;5912348]Where is this Eden?[/QUOTE]Yeah the rookie over here need to learn the language on this board. Apparently he recently took a trip up the mountain. But he did not let us know which mountain in particular he climbed.
[QUOTE=ScarsTissue;5912609]Have anyone been to the spa in Ruther Glen? I see them advertised but no one picks up the phone.[/QUOTE]I think its just someone collecting phone numbers to scam. I called the number too and now I'm getting a lot of texts from odd area codes attempting to scam me. There was an ad for a place in Fredericksburg that did the same thing.
Could you senior member search guys please help me. I am trying to get around this damn thread search where it tells you the search thread is trigger too short or too common of a word. I tried enclosing it in quotes, then it just returned no results.
I was trying to find posts on Yue Yue, and I tried searching with that spelling and Yu Yu. Both had the issue above and no results when enclosed in quotes. I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure I remember a couple posts on this place.
[QUOTE=FanBoy1;5913727]Could you senior member search guys please help me. I am trying to get around this damn thread search where it tells you the search thread is trigger too short or too common of a word. I tried enclosing it in quotes, then it just returned no results.
I was trying to find posts on Yue Yue, and I tried searching with that spelling and Yu Yu. Both had the issue above and no results when enclosed in quotes. I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure I remember a couple posts on this place.[/QUOTE]Try putting an * behind the word. Then try spelling it Yuyu or Yueyue with no spaces. Maybe we should all start combining those short names together to help each other out. Such as if you meet a Co Co or Ci Ci. Spell it as Coco and Cici. Not 100% sure but I think the asterisk only work with a minimum 3 letters. Am I right?
[QUOTE=ScarsTissue;5912609]Have anyone been to the spa in Ruther Glen? I see them advertised but no one picks up the phone.[/QUOTE]The address is actually the old bridge builder location on Rt. 1 with all the old cranes out there. The place is roped off so nobody can enter.
[QUOTE=BigCuz;5913132]Yeah the rookie over here need to learn the language on this board. Apparently he recently took a trip up the mountain. But he did not let us know which mountain in particular he climbed.[/QUOTE]So, I RTFF. Guys are getting scolded for outing the addresses of some of these establishments.
Name of the place is Eden. It's in Glenn Allen. Should I post the address?
Should I stay hush-hush about the places you know about, and post address for the places you don't?
Teach the rookies, what's the standard here?