Massage Parlor Reports

[HobbyMan51]

Don't you just love this turd version of autocorrect that this site is running? Makes educated folks seem like imbeciles.

Amen. The auto-correct on this site is ridiculous.

[HobbyMan51]

This is war, my friend. Taking a break sends the wrong message. We need to redouble or efforts at once! Did the Russians take a break at Stalingrad? Did the Americans take a break at Iwo Jima? No! Our girls need us, and need us now!

Sign me up, General!! I'm a rarin' to go!

[TastingLow]

Please watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r2V1njZ8CE

That's how people get CUT!

[BigNeal]

This may be good advice if you've had 4 drinks and are pulled over by a cop for swerving out of your lane, however, if you are enjoying a nice therapeutic massage at a legally licensed establishment and the police happen to raid it, unless they bust down the door and observe you having sex with your massage attendant, I'm not sure that the silent treatment is the best way to go. It might actually arouse more suspicion, than anything. Without police viewing you committing an illegal act, you're there having a massage (which is completely legal, last time I checked). I'd get dressed and leave. They have the right to detain you and ask questions but unless its a reverse sting like in Washington state (where the police actually set up a fake parlor with an undercover massage girl), they have no probable cause to arrest you for anything.

Further, it doesn't appear that either Healthy in Smyrna or Zen in Marietta were raided. Undercover officers went in both places and were offered a sexual act for money. They arrested both masseuses for masturbation for hire. It says nothing about perp walking out suspected johns (believe me, there would be mug shots in the piece if that had happened).

Provide ID, remain silent, contact attorney.

Say absolutely nothing to the cop.

[Gordonne]

Stopped by Lily Massage in Woodstock last week. I had been there a couple times before and left satisfied. I saw Amy both times. This time however, the Mamasan asked me to wait twenty minutes for a new, young girl. After the wait, I am led to the room by who I thought was the assistant Mamasan because she looked even older. The only thing I can say is that I got a very good massage by an older lady. I will not go back.

[BillDavis007]

I think I might take a break with this hobby for a minute.

This is war, my friend. Taking a break sends the wrong message. We need to redouble or efforts at once! Did the Russians take a break at Stalingrad? Did the Americans take a break at Iwo Jima? No! Our girls need us, and need us now!

[MrHobbyist]

From a friend. Hopefully it helps (re quoted).

"Here are the two things you should do for sure:

1) Shut the fuck up. As my good friend, Ron White, notes, "I had the right to remain silent but I didn't have the ability!" It is a very rare occasion when someone improves their situation by flapping their jaw. Any time a cop asks you a question beyond your name and I'd, they are collecting evidence to be used against you. Very innocuous statements can be turned in very interesting ways to be deemed incriminating. I've never seen anyone make their case worse by shutting up. I've seen dozens of people, some of whom were innocent, cost themselves thousands of dollars by talking.

2) As soon as possible, talk to an experienced attorney who is familiar with the charges AND the jurisdiction where you will be prosecuted. There is a lag time between the date of the arrest and the arraignment where a knowledgeable attorney can intercede with the prosecutor's filing decision. This, too, is fact specific but in the right set off circumstances, a good attorney can "head them off at the pass," if you will. I know this because I've done it. ".

I agree 100% Mouth shut and call and contact an attorney. A lot of people think they can talk their way out of an arrest. Maybe 30 years ago, but with the media being all over the place, I'm pretty sure those days are over. It's much better to explain it to your attorney than trying to explain it to Uncle LEO at the scene. They are never going to believe you were just there to use the bathroom and your clothes fell off while you were pissing. .

[Niteluvr]

Was her name Yumi orU Knee or something like that?

Don't you just love this turd version of autocorrect that this site is running? Makes educated folks seem like imbeciles.

[MilkJunior25]

Please watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r2V1njZ8CE

[Niteluvr]

Her last name, would indicate she had married an American. Chun, her first name is more Korean than Chinese. Could she have married a GI when he was stationed in Korea? I'm sure someone knows her story on this board. We would welcome a new face here in Forsyth County. Coco, come on up. It's a closer drive from Norcross.

Good observation. I would suspect she's Korean / Chinese (her facial features indicate she could be mixed) and probably married a GI, then divorced his ass once she got comfy in the US. If she's smart she'll seek employment in another county.

[Niteluvr]

Hey guys, I am moving to the ATL area here in a few weeks. Never lived in a big city before, and only ever had AMP with your standard finish for 60/40. Been browsing the forums for information but there are so many complaints / posts about busts that I figured it'd be good to have a good info post back towards the front for those of us who are new to the area or visiting. I'm curious as to what's the difference between AMO, CAMP and KAMP. Also what are the the menus and prices? Seen some posts hinting that KAMPs seem to offer pretty nice services for 60. Also what are the places to avoid that gouge prices? What places have the crazy hot girls for $$ And what places are worth the trip?

I know I'm new to the ATL forums and kinda new to my areas forums as well but, I'd really appreciate the info and help. Happy hunting mongers!

AMP: Asian Massage Parlor. Generic term so it could mean either a Chinese or Korean parlor.

CAMP: Chinese Asian Massage Parlor.

KAMP: Korean Asian Massage Parlor.

A CAMP will normally charge $40 for a half hour and $50-$60 for the hour. Extra services are not guaranteed so you have to read the forum on a regular basis to find where the good ones are. A KAMP is considered a full service parlor. Expect to pay $60-$80 for the house fee (just to get in the door) and then a nude HJ is normally $60, a CBJ is $80-$100 and FS is usually $120-$140.

I would avoid the Buckhead KAMPs: Gold Spa, St. Jame, Aromatherapy, New York NY, and Spring Spa. Much of their clientele are out of town businessmen or local fools who don't know they're getting gouged.

[WalterM]

Always have been curious as to what you would do if the pace was raided?

Provide ID, remain silent, contact attorney.

Say absolutely nothing to the cop.

[Niteluvr]

Always have been curious as to what you would do if the pace was raided?

1) Run like hell, or.

2) Keep silent.

[MassageAwesome]

I think I might take a break with this hobby for a minute.

I almost went to my spot at Ming Xing 2 (pancake day at IHOP next door to it). But after reading all the reviews, about how lately there been raids in Cobb County, I think that I may chill for a while. I'm sure that these places have read in the news or heard what's been happening and probably going to stay legit just in case.

[NiteMan2020]

Always have been curious as to what you would do if the pace was raided?

From a friend. Hopefully it helps (re quoted).

"Here are the two things you should do for sure:

1) Shut the fuck up. As my good friend, Ron White, notes, "I had the right to remain silent but I didn't have the ability!" It is a very rare occasion when someone improves their situation by flapping their jaw. Any time a cop asks you a question beyond your name and I'd, they are collecting evidence to be used against you. Very innocuous statements can be turned in very interesting ways to be deemed incriminating. I've never seen anyone make their case worse by shutting up. I've seen dozens of people, some of whom were innocent, cost themselves thousands of dollars by talking.

2) As soon as possible, talk to an experienced attorney who is familiar with the charges AND the jurisdiction where you will be prosecuted. There is a lag time between the date of the arrest and the arraignment where a knowledgeable attorney can intercede with the prosecutor's filing decision. This, too, is fact specific but in the right set off circumstances, a good attorney can "head them off at the pass," if you will. I know this because I've done it. ".