Massage Parlor Reports

**Rub Scout** · 03-26-13 19:44

Last week, I took NP's advice and checked out this AMP on Hammond Drive. Just by sheer luck, I drew Dicey. NP, now I know what you mean by her assisting the DIY. Massage was decent, pre & post both undraped. I knew it was on during the post when the first thing she did was dump about a tablespoon of oil on my nutz and started massaging. Pretty good time. Damage was $.5 + tip.

**Jimmia** · 03-26-13 14:19

Originally Posted by Niteluvr [View Original Post]

Beg to differ. What they offered was a basic massage to lure the customer in, they topless, full nude and B2B were upsells. Also, none of the girls used their real pics. Not unhappy that they are gone.

To each their own, I always enjoyed it. The women were always very attractive, American for a change and I didn't think $60 for 30 min massage with a HE with touching was ever unreasonable. I never paid more than 80. I agree the upsells were dumb (50 for topless was laughable for instance) but I felt it was a bargain, particularly with the type of woman involved. Also agree pics we're sometimes close, other times not so much and never the real pics. But also, having multiples to choose from when there was nice and never saw at least 1 that I didn't partake. I never once high tailed it for the door.

T the other poster, it was on Watkins downtown.

**Rub Scout** · 03-26-13 10:13

Originally Posted by Niteluvr [View Original Post]

Do you have an address?

I don't have an address, but if you type "33. 974551-84. 157721" into google maps you will see a green arrow. That's it.

**Steak 404** · 03-26-13 09:09

Originally Posted by LateNighter [View Original Post]

These articles and announcements from city councils are mostly to put the church crowd at ease. A couple facts come to mind when I read this. One, they're all legitimate massage places as long as their permits are up to date. What goes on between a masseuse and the client behind closed doors is up to them. They would have to assign a government monitor to every parlor to monitor activities in order to regulate them. Two, the job of the police is to protect the peace. So as long as parlors aren't openly ripping people off, running illegal activities out of them or disturbing the peace and have their permits up to date there is no reason for them to get involved. And thirdly, since alpharetta has to compare the regulations of just the surrounding cities it seems the local authorities aren't actually all on the same page. Any type of crackdown in the eyes of some is simply harassment of a legitimate business. If the place has it's permits up to date then as long as there are no complaints filed from clients there is no reason to bother a legitimate massage therapy place any more than a pawn shop or liquor store.

And going back to my first point. What two people agree on as services rendered in private is up to the two people involved. If you pay someone to paint your house and in the agreement you both agree that at the end of the job you get to kick the painter in the balls. Then it's not something the local government can intervene in. Hell if the agreement is that at the end of the job if his wife loves the new color, and all parties agree to it, the painter can get a handy from the wife. Isn't the free market great?

You are making a political or policy argument about what government should or should not being doing. By all means run for office. I'm sure many on this board would vote for you.

But as Nite points out it's not that simple. The police can and do a lot more than you think they ought to. That is reality. And if they really wanted to make things rough they could do more. I'd elaborate but I don't want to give them any ideas.

If we are talking political tactics, if these Asian Parlors really wanted to fight, I'd hire me a big time civil rights attorney & PR firm and sue the City for tens of millions and make this whole thing a Racial/Discrimination harassment/discrimination issue. In the City of Atlanta there was a big time raid of a gay nightclub a few years back & the patrons did just that: fought back. Now you don't hear about raids of gay clubs in ATL. It is bascially unless there are gunshots, live and let live. If it worked for the Gays why not the Asians?

**NinjaNomics** · 03-26-13 08:15

Originally Posted by Niteluvr [View Original Post]

Beg to differ. What they offered was a basic massage to lure the customer in, they topless, full nude and B2B were upsells. Also, none of the girls used their real pics. Not unhappy that they are gone.

I would have to agree with Nite, Basic massage was offered (massage + HE and not every girl gave that HE for "free") But everything else they offered was def an upsell. So if you were able to get extras outside of an HE then I can understand why you feel the way you do.

**NinjaNomics** · 03-26-13 06:18

Originally Posted by Jimmia [View Original Post]

2 updates.

First Elite was funky for awhile, closed a lot, answering door and asking to come back. Appears they are reopened now, different mamasan, a traditional old one rather than the younger one before and at least 1 new woman working there, C cups, long hair, good TS, good attention, standard massage with HE, house +40.

And the bad news, if any of you mangers have gone to the place downtown off northside, always Americans that try to upsell in the warehouse looking place, it is closed, out of business. It looked like there was a construction crew there tearing down the walls to return it to a dwelling to rent I guess. Too bad, was always a good stop for me while I was downtown and they were americn, not pushy and good HE without paying for the nude upsell was a bargain I think. Couple of really hot women have bee there over past couple of years, too bad. I'd love to know where Ashley with the butterfly tattoo is now if anyone knows.

That spot that you spoke of has moved down the street. Their lease was up and the owner of the building refuse to fix the heating in the building and they decided to get a new spot. However, they never advertise on BP because they have a lot of repeat clients. Just look up Taylor on BP. (Her google number is: 404-XXX-8080) and ask her for her new location. Also I know the girls float between their Marietta location and their new location down the street from their old location. If I might add, I am very impressed with the quality (looks wise) of women that I have seen at it Marietta location.

**Niteluvr** · 03-26-13 06:01

Originally Posted by LateNighter [View Original Post]

These articles and announcements from city councils are mostly to put the church crowd at ease. A couple facts come to mind when I read this. One, they're all legitimate massage places as long as their permits are up to date. What goes on between a masseuse and the client behind closed doors is up to them. They would have to assign a government monitor to every parlor to monitor activities in order to regulate them. Two, the job of the police is to protect the peace. So as long as parlors aren't openly ripping people off, running illegal activities out of them or disturbing the peace and have their permits up to date there is no reason for them to get involved. And thirdly, since alpharetta has to compare the regulations of just the surrounding cities it seems the local authorities aren't actually all on the same page. Any type of crackdown in the eyes of some is simply harassment of a legitimate business. If the place has it's permits up to date then as long as there are no complaints filed from clients there is no reason to bother a legitimate massage therapy place any more than a pawn shop or liquor store.

And going back to my first point. What two people agree on as services rendered in private is up to the two people involved. If you pay someone to paint your house and in the agreement you both agree that at the end of the job you get to kick the painter in the balls. Then it's not something the local government can intervene in. Hell if the agreement is that at the end of the job if his wife loves the new color, and all parties agree to it, the painter can get a handy from the wife. Isn't the free market great?

It's not quite that easy. Often local vice cops will claim that they've been getting complaints from residents as an excuse to go undercover into a massage parlor. I seriously doubt that the average local resident gives a shit about a parlor unless they're a Bible-toting Baptist or a disgruntled customer with a chip on his shoulder. I see it as just a convenient target for vice cops on a slow day at work.

**Niteluvr** · 03-26-13 05:57

Originally Posted by Jimmia [View Original Post]

2 updates.

First Elite was funky for awhile, closed a lot, answering door and asking to come back. Appears they are reopened now, different mamasan, a traditional old one rather than the younger one before and at least 1 new woman working there, C cups, long hair, good TS, good attention, standard massage with HE, house +40.

And the bad news, if any of you mangers have gone to the place downtown off northside, always Americans that try to upsell in the warehouse looking place, it is closed, out of business. It looked like there was a construction crew there tearing down the walls to return it to a dwelling to rent I guess. Too bad, was always a good stop for me while I was downtown and they were americn, not pushy and good HE without paying for the nude upsell was a bargain I think. Couple of really hot women have bee there over past couple of years, too bad. I'd love to know where Ashley with the butterfly tattoo is now if anyone knows.

Beg to differ. What they offered was a basic massage to lure the customer in, they topless, full nude and B2B were upsells. Also, none of the girls used their real pics. Not unhappy that they are gone.

**Zipper34** · 03-26-13 00:18

Originally Posted by Jimmia [View Original Post]

2 updates.

First Elite was funky for awhile, closed a lot, answering door and asking to come back. Appears they are reopened now, different mamasan, a traditional old one rather than the younger one before and at least 1 new woman working there, C cups, long hair, good TS, good attention, standard massage with HE, house +40.

And the bad news, if any of you mangers have gone to the place downtown off northside, always Americans that try to upsell in the warehouse looking place, it is closed, out of business. It looked like there was a construction crew there tearing down the walls to return it to a dwelling to rent I guess. Too bad, was always a good stop for me while I was downtown and they were americn, not pushy and good HE without paying for the nude upsell was a bargain I think. Couple of really hot women have bee there over past couple of years, too bad. I'd love to know where Ashley with the butterfly tattoo is now if anyone knows.

Warehouse? Was this place that was off of Wells Street? P. S. Warehouse, where they had parties and concerts and all?

**LateNighter** · 03-25-13 23:53

Originally Posted by CurtisBlow [View Original Post]

http://www.wsbtv.com/news/news/local...-parlor/nWqDm/

Not sure if this has been posted but I thought it was interesting.

Be safe

These articles and announcements from city councils are mostly to put the church crowd at ease. A couple facts come to mind when I read this. One, they're all legitimate massage places as long as their permits are up to date. What goes on between a masseuse and the client behind closed doors is up to them. They would have to assign a government monitor to every parlor to monitor activities in order to regulate them. Two, the job of the police is to protect the peace. So as long as parlors aren't openly ripping people off, running illegal activities out of them or disturbing the peace and have their permits up to date there is no reason for them to get involved. And thirdly, since alpharetta has to compare the regulations of just the surrounding cities it seems the local authorities aren't actually all on the same page. Any type of crackdown in the eyes of some is simply harassment of a legitimate business. If the place has it's permits up to date then as long as there are no complaints filed from clients there is no reason to bother a legitimate massage therapy place any more than a pawn shop or liquor store.

And going back to my first point. What two people agree on as services rendered in private is up to the two people involved. If you pay someone to paint your house and in the agreement you both agree that at the end of the job you get to kick the painter in the balls. Then it's not something the local government can intervene in. Hell if the agreement is that at the end of the job if his wife loves the new color, and all parties agree to it, the painter can get a handy from the wife. Isn't the free market great?

**Jimmia** · 03-25-13 23:02

2 updates.

First Elite was funky for awhile, closed a lot, answering door and asking to come back. Appears they are reopened now, different mamasan, a traditional old one rather than the younger one before and at least 1 new woman working there, C cups, long hair, good TS, good attention, standard massage with HE, house +40.

And the bad news, if any of you mangers have gone to the place downtown off northside, always Americans that try to upsell in the warehouse looking place, it is closed, out of business. It looked like there was a construction crew there tearing down the walls to return it to a dwelling to rent I guess. Too bad, was always a good stop for me while I was downtown and they were americn, not pushy and good HE without paying for the nude upsell was a bargain I think. Couple of really hot women have bee there over past couple of years, too bad. I'd love to know where Ashley with the butterfly tattoo is now if anyone knows.

**Niteluvr** · 03-25-13 14:34

Originally Posted by Rub Scout [View Original Post]

It's just called "Chinese Therapy" I believe. There really is not much of a sign on the door. It's a discreet looking place in a small plaza strip on N Berkely Lake Dr. All of the doors and windows are covered. Not a very attractive looking joint from the outside, but fairly clean inside.

Do you have an address?

**Rub Scout** · 03-25-13 14:13

Originally Posted by Niteluvr [View Original Post]

What's the name of the place?

It's just called "Chinese Therapy" I believe. There really is not much of a sign on the door. It's a discreet looking place in a small plaza strip on N Berkely Lake Dr. All of the doors and windows are covered. Not a very attractive looking joint from the outside, but fairly clean inside.