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05-08-17 22:44 #17039Regular Member

Posts: 5Business is slow in Chicago
I may only have a few posts but I've been around all this fun for way too many years. Just starting to post.
Originally Posted by DMichaels69
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My take on what's going on in the escorting and parlor business is:
1. There are alot more girls in this business now than 10 years ago. So they will be slow because its a buyers market here in Chicago.
2. Economy still sucks in Chicago. Hobbyist pool is not growing here to offset all the providers, so prices are dropping.
IMHO the top two buyers markets in the US are LA and Vegas. You can get high quality for low prices. Chicago is close!
Happy hunting.
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05-08-17 22:27 #17038Regular Member

Posts: 5Pine tree busted but still on BP
Notice the ages of the three girls who got busted at Pine Tree? 50,43, 37. I find it very funny that all the TER and Rubmap reviews show the girls ages as 20-25 yo. I've been to this place.
Originally Posted by MeLoveuLonTime
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Too many times. I used to like the place, lately its been a sex factory. And that damn doorbell!
Their ads are still up on BP.
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05-08-17 21:35 #17037Senior Member

Posts: 275My Qing a ling
I walked in without an appointment and was met by "Laura" a 30 something attractive and thin enough. 65/60 Massage, extra 10 for "shower" - declined. Very gentle, but in the end thorough and firm enough "dry" massage. Asked to upgrade to 90 min. Ended up paying 180/90 for L1 but a very relaxing massage. (My 60 Tip was frowned upon up front. I didn't begrudge the extra 20.
All in all one of my better experiences. The dry massage was well done. Subtle tease. Adequate roaming allowed without a flinch. (For my benefit I suspect) a professional Chinese MT.
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05-08-17 21:19 #17036Senior Member

Posts: 275Tea?! Coffee?! Lunch?!
On the other hand I did get a chocolate. Tiny cup of water. LOL.
Originally Posted by Bob521
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05-08-17 18:30 #17035Senior Member

Posts: 1255You are spot on
You described our place exactly. We have an unlocked door with a fairly large lobby with two large chairs. We serve tea and coffee in addition to water and candy. Mei has actually made lunch for my friends a couple times. You can see down the hall, just as you describe. You can see all this on our web page, and Yelp, Google, and Facebook. The front room is filled with plants. Growing up on a farm in China she is compelled to plant everything she sees. But I must say, its a very pleasant atmosphere, complete with Chinese music and Buddhist chants. Our shopping center neighbors have gotten used to us and they all know we are a clean shop. Even the police are friendly to us. Mei donates to all the local charities, including the police special Olympics.
All that said, it has been a long battle. Some days, like today are slow. Others are quite busy. Yeah, people go to the chains and often get a bad massage. So what gives me comfort is our growing list of regulars, including women. And our 5-star reviews. Thank you again for those reviews and your business. Bob.
Originally Posted by BlueUc
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05-08-17 14:31 #17034Senior Member

Posts: 111Uphill battle
I think by an large legit Chinese spa's have an uphill battle that they will always face. Most men will think that Chinese and / or Korean spa's is a place for HEs, and women will tend to stay away as well. Also I think too as a general belief for me anyways, if the front door is locked and you have to press a door bell and have MMS let you in, that to me is a place for extra services. I know that there are a few exceptions to that, but for the most part if the front door is not locked, and there is a waiting room, and you can see down the hallway, you are at a legit spa.
Originally Posted by Bob521
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I would fathom that when most people think about going to get a legit massage they tend to go to the large chain facilities as opposed to a local Chinese spa which can offer great massages.
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05-08-17 08:25 #17033Banned Member

Posts: 4190+1
And they need to be a lot smarter which probably won't happen.
Originally Posted by Pilatus65
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05-08-17 05:44 #17032Senior Member

Posts: 81Pine tree in trouble
Just came across this on the news and wanted to share for those interested. Pine Tree spa apparently got busted.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburb...327-story.html
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05-07-17 23:05 #17031Senior Member

Posts: 47Latinas
Had this dream today. I have been trying to dream of hot latinas but none are near my area. I was left speechless today. The fees were the same as above. What a curvy Latina. Just the way I like them. Curvy MILF with a slim waist.
Originally Posted by SpaSearch
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05-07-17 22:16 #17030Senior Member

Posts: 1255License
Oh yes. We do display all licenses, and, in fact, it is required by the village. Background / FBI checks are also required. Hell, they even did a background check on me. Our business strategy is to make sure everybody knows we are legit. When a guy walks in asking for extras and she refuses him, everybody loses. But when a customer, a forum member, comes to our store, he knows he will get a great legit massage from a nice person. Forum members are some of our nicest customers.
Originally Posted by Pilatus65
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05-07-17 18:07 #17029

Posts: 105Massage spa
What's that have to do about being slow? Lots of guys go for hhr and have to hurry up. Maybe it's the quality of the massage therapist they are too old.
Originally Posted by DMichaels69
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05-07-17 15:08 #17028Banned Member

Posts: 4190Some of the recent spa issues could possibly have been avoided if they did not draw attention to themselves. Until the recent issue at the flower shop within 10 minutes of getting in the massage room and worst case end of the massage, anything was offered. A little due diligence can go a long way.
Originally Posted by Bob521
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05-07-17 12:44 #17027Idiot

Posts: 55Business strategy
If true, would not the appropriate responsive business strategy be to exhibit licenses, when they exist, on the walls in the lobby as evidence of the bona fides of the establishment? It would seem that the business with the most licenses, prominently displayed / advertised would be less susceptible to harassment or license checks / enforcement, and thus, be in a competitively more advantageous position in the market.
Originally Posted by Bob521
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05-07-17 11:50 #17026

Posts: 105Massage spa
Yes I hear a lot of spa don't want to hire unlicensed massage therapist so not a lot of young ones out their except older ones. Sign of the times?
Originally Posted by Bob521
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05-07-17 11:43 #17025Senior Member

Posts: 3468Business Being So Slow.
In a big market like Chicago there are probably a few reasons;.
Originally Posted by ChineseDragon
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Competition from other providers.
Varying prices for services.
Sometimes guys aren't available when a provider is around.
Depending on what a provider is willing to do or not do.
Chicago is a buyer's market. Us guys can pick and choose what provider to play with.
Married guys have to spend time with their wives and kids.
These girls can't expect a constant flow of business on a given day. Back in the day a provider could make decent money doing this. These days not so much.






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