Massage Parlor Reports

[KrazyKo]

I don't think there's any truth to the "reports" about 260. Went there this week and did not run into any problems.

The only problem was the provider, cute woman in her 30's with shoulder-length hair with red highlights. Acted all giggly through the beginning, and once the flip came the haggling started, and in fact she asked for her tip then and there. Totally ruined the mood. Her demeanor completely changed after that, went from giggly to stand-offish and then angry about what I wanted to leave her. Total opposite of my previous experience at 260. Again, all depends on the provider.

The hobby community is a weird one. Usually when people post anonymous "reports", I suspect there is someone who is trying to drive away traffic because he wants the place for himself. I've also come across many who purported to have "under the radar ATF" but ended up just taking a well-known provider that was reviewed on Page 5/6 of the forum and giving that to me as their trade. It's like, "do you really want to insult me like that?" Case in point, people have offered up Marie and Denise, two well-known providers if you RTFF. I've also had people straight up accuse me of trolling because of my low post count.

Nevertheless, the AMP scene is mostly miss compared to hit. Only place where I get consistent, top-notch HE in a CLEAN environment is in Chinatown. Won't say where, but this place beats any that I've been to.

[Derri]

Choose carefully, I see a lot of Thai spas in Franklin where all may not be as it seems 😜.

Thanks I did se that one has Lady boys not my thing, do others offer that too? I was going to try Red Rose or you Need Massage, check out the scene.

[Top Floor]

I went there last year. Shithole, bare bones place. Girl was probably about 35. They get rotated in and out. Bring cash because I'm sure anything goes for the right price.

Anybody been to the new AMP at 213 Harrison in Chinatown? Wondering if there are any younger people there. Like 35 or under. Or does that not exist any more?

[Jim Mack]

I had a strange experience here.

Paid for an hour massage. I didn't have a choice of provider. Only one came out the side room where I could hear another woman on the phone. I asked the one that came out if she was alone, and I can understand why she would be nervous at that question. Anyway, she indicated that someone else was there, but I didn't see anyone.

She said her name was Sophie and she was giving me a decent massage and on the flip she was running her hand into my pubes and she was holding my balls and lifting them up, moving them around ands suddenly her timer went off. She said "All done. Thank you. ".

[BikeZappa]

I never said anything in the first place other than "Am I being detained?" " Am I free to go?" and "Have a nice day, officer. ".

I don't have my license plate tattooed on my forehead, so it is unlikely they will guess what I drive.

If you are in fact detailed and arrested by the police and you request a lawyer, what happens next? Do the police take you in hand cuffs? What lawyer do you call? Do you have a prearranged deal with a lawyer and have current phone number. Or do you arrange bail ASAP and then contact a lawyer. Do you need some one to bail you out? Just would like to know what to expect the order of events are and there approximate time sequence? I understand these issues could change from state to state.

Thanks for any information or experience.

[Krabi]

Anybody been to the new AMP at 213 Harrison in Chinatown? Wondering if there are any younger people there. Like 35 or under. Or does that not exist any more?

[Vintage68]

Stopped in for a thirty minute rub. Got a 50-something, well preserved grandma. Cute face, nothing special, a-cups, nothing revealing or sexy. Massage was good, worked out some knots. Very pleasant attitude, but no flirting or tease before the flip. Got right down to business with a mechanical release. Allowed OTC and UTC roaming up top. Stamdard service nothing to rave about. . 45 + stamdard. 4 tip.

[HowardSprague]

If you are driving you almost always have to show an I'd if you broke a law or traffic law. Also you do need to show an I'd if you committed a crime or are being arrested.

True, but this is different from Stop and Identify, in which circumstance there is no probable cause. If they suspect you of a crime, they will detain you. That's a whole different situation where you should invoke your right to silence and to having an attorney present during questioning.

[Johnson686]

If you are nabbed while getting into your car you must which was reported.

This is why I almost always park a quarter-mile or more from any provider that I visit. I also leave my wallet and driver’s license stashed safely in my car. If you've been stopped by the cops, you can honestly say that you're just out walking and don't have any identification on you. Then you can either take a very long walk, or go into some store or coffee shop. Don't let the cops see you get back into your car.

[Fly Dangler]

you do not have to identify yourself

True in MA, but not so in RI where, if LEO asks, you must at least verbally I'd yourself, but nothing more and don't have to show I'd without articulable reasonable suspicion or probable cause.

[Daddy Big Dick]

I am new to the area and I see there are a few spa's in Franklin, Ma which is very close to me, could you guys help me in which one is the best to go to for some fun and who has the best looking Asian girls. Cheers dorri.

Choose carefully, I see a lot of Thai spas in Franklin where all may not be as it seems 😜.

[HowardSprague]

And don't be surprised if the cops show up at your house saying "I know you said nothing happened, but. " just to bust your balls because even though they might have stopped you as a pedestrian they know what car you drive.

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I never said anything in the first place other than "Am I being detained?" " Am I free to go?" and "Have a nice day, officer. ".

I don't have my license plate tattooed on my forehead, so it is unlikely they will guess what I drive.

[HowardSprague]

Wait, so, if a cop pulls you over, or stops you on the street or in a public (or private) building, you don't have to show a license?

You must have a license to drive legally. If you don't show it when pulled over, they'll bust you for driving unlicensed. You may get out of it in court. Otherwise, you do not have to identify yourself. Just remember to be polite, but firm. They know your rights and are hoping you don't.

[Derri]

I am new to the area and I see there are a few spa's in Franklin, Ma which is very close to me, could you guys help me in which one is the best to go to for some fun and who has the best looking Asian girls. Cheers dorri.

[Skatar018]

I already have brother,

Arrested

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Walk a mile in those shoes.