Massage Parlor Reports

**PlayTiem** · 11-15-19 14:30

Originally Posted by Frequent904 [View Original Post]

That's the last thing that you want to market to someone's home address.

Found an interesting article on masking and deleting your location history on your phones. This is only native to your phone and will not delete the "pings" that cell towers collect and store for months. https://safeonline.ng/communications...being-tracked/

That article does mention some useful info. When you turn on Airplane Mode, you're politely asking your phone to not talk to cell towers and WiFi. It will probably even honor that request!

But, GPS isn't a two-way "radio" (unlike cell and Wifi, which really are just that). It's a passive receiver-only system that tells your phone where it is based on signals it gets. What the phone does with that info after it gets it is another matter. Turning Location Services (and the like) off means that it won't go about telling everyone else where you are all the time, but I'm dubious that that information isn't stored locally on the phone, even if you ask it not to be, or you ask it to forget where it's been. Every time someone's gone digging, they've found that crap getting stored somewhere.

Removing the battery is the only way to be mostly sure its not recording anything.

I will mention that all of this only matters if someone has a reason to go looking and can pay someone clever enough to find it. I would say that most AMP clients don't have the net worth for it to matter, but there was a case recently that got some publicity that kinda goes against that idea.

**PlayinAtwork** · 11-15-19 14:27

The shop on Beach by Univ blvd has been getting more fun with every visit. Typical older Chinese but I've managed to have some extra fun there. The shop is set back off the road and not too easy to spot behind the Arby's. I like that.

**Frequent904** · 11-14-19 11:28

There are marketing tools that allow businesses to geofence their location and gather people's information within that area and drill down using specific criteria, like collecting only those information that search for specific services or websites withing that geolocation. One in particular is El Toro. They can track your phone's IP back to your info and then data mine and produce a wealth of data on an individual. We use it around competitor's businesses and anyone who goes to those locations. We get number of visits, client addresses, phone numbers, etc. The amount of data available for cheap is extraordinary. I don't see an AMP going to this much work to send you a mailer when they are essentially turning tricks. That's the last thing that you want to market to someone's home address.

Found an interesting article on masking and deleting your location history on your phones. This is only native to your phone and will not delete the "pings" that cell towers collect and store for months. https://safeonline.ng/communications...being-tracked/.

Happy hunting -F904.

Originally Posted by PlayTiem [View Original Post]

That's not paranoia, that's a mild precaution. Paranoia would be removing the SIM card and battery at least an hour before you go somewhere you don't want to be found, then putting the phone in a plastic bag lined with a mini faraday cage mesh and leaving it hidden outside somewhere before you switch vehicles 3 times on the way to your destination.

I'd say that, under most circumstances, it won't be broadcasting its location to the cell towers you're passing by if it's "off", but like most electronics these days, "off" really means "standby. " How much an issue that is depends on the hardware and how much you care. The phone also likely has an internal log of power events, and would tell someone who knew how to ask if it had been turned off or it ran out of juice.

Also, if you were, say, visiting your ex-gf's place for some, and you turned off your phone a mile away each time, but you had approached it from three or four different directions, your direction of travel between cell towers (before you turned it off) drawn on a map all pointing towards her address might be enough to convince most angry women that you were stepping out.

But you're right, it's almost certain not to ring while you're in the middle of something!

**JaxFight** · 11-11-19 12:57

Originally Posted by Miamifl1972 [View Original Post]

I may have dodged a bullet then. Back on my home turf now, but I'll be back to Jax next month and will try again.

I don't mind them a little bigger. But I text her, told her my age, mid forties, and she went dark. Guess she has an age range? Anyone else see this?

**PinkHunter1969** · 11-09-19 12:56

Been a long time since I had been with girls. Any suggestions? Would prefer 18-21. PM is fine. Tried looking into them but it's real hard to search through long list.

**PlayTiem** · 11-07-19 17:01

Originally Posted by OzzyHead [View Original Post]

It might seem like silly paranoia to some, but I even power down my phone while I'm at least a mile away from a stress relief appointment. I'm not 100% sure if it would prevent location tracking, but at the very least it prevents hearing a ring, air vibration and gives plausible deniability that my battery died if questioned by SO.

That's not paranoia, that's a mild precaution. Paranoia would be removing the SIM card and battery at least an hour before you go somewhere you don't want to be found, then putting the phone in a plastic bag lined with a mini faraday cage mesh and leaving it hidden outside somewhere before you switch vehicles 3 times on the way to your destination.

I'd say that, under most circumstances, it won't be broadcasting its location to the cell towers you're passing by if it's "off", but like most electronics these days, "off" really means "standby. " How much an issue that is depends on the hardware and how much you care. The phone also likely has an internal log of power events, and would tell someone who knew how to ask if it had been turned off or it ran out of juice.

Also, if you were, say, visiting your ex-gf's place for some, and you turned off your phone a mile away each time, but you had approached it from three or four different directions, your direction of travel between cell towers (before you turned it off) drawn on a map all pointing towards her address might be enough to convince most angry women that you were stepping out.

But you're right, it's almost certain not to ring while you're in the middle of something!

**Avenger62** · 11-06-19 17:53

Originally Posted by Volbbwluver [View Original Post]

I saw her. But it's been awhile. She lived off of Touchton in a nice gated condo complex. She was okay. I would repeat if I had the chance. Only reason I was able to identify is I had her number saved in my phone. If I recall she gave FS if you were interested. Wasn't a high volume provided. Again this was awhile ago. Probably 2 years back.

I saw her a while back. Kinda big girl. Little bigger than I like. FS is avail with hour visit. I recall I got hh and got rub and tug. Wasnt impressed never went back.

**Volbbwluver** · 11-06-19 15:57

Originally Posted by HotDog2 [View Original Post]

Does anyone have any info on Lisa?

https://jacksonville.rubratings.com/115367

I saw her. But it's been awhile. She lived off of Touchton in a nice gated condo complex. She was okay. I would repeat if I had the chance. Only reason I was able to identify is I had her number saved in my phone. If I recall she gave FS if you were interested. Wasn't a high volume provided. Again this was awhile ago. Probably 2 years back.

**PlayTiem** · 11-06-19 13:12

Originally Posted by Wpgsh34 [View Original Post]

Has anyone ever received a mailer from any of these AMPs. Appearantly my ex wife received one forwarded to her brothers house where she now lives. I've never given my address to an AMP before. And would have no idea how they'd get my address. Now granted I'm taking her at her word this happened. During our divorce she found out I had gone to a few of these places due to stupidity on my part and ease of access of using a credit card. And yes I already called myself stupid so please guys no lecture. Even still I can't see how these places would get my address from using a card. 2 ndly it's been a year since I moved out and now I get a mailer? That's why I wanted to ask if anyone had either heard of this or received one. The only think I can think of is it's junk mail from massage envy or one of the reputable ones. And yes again I know I was stupid for using a card. And if anyone else is using a card and your think you might ever get a divorce stop. Learn from my mistake.

I agree with your conclusion and most of what the other guys are saying: She almost certainly got or saw a flyer from a legit place and decided to use that to fuck with you, whether or not she knew it was legit.

I also agree that it's very unlikely that any AMP would get your address from a credit card and send you anything. But to say that there's no way that they could? Really? Most CCs I've seen have people's names on them. Once you have someone's name, it's really really easy to get an address. Most people with CCs aren't masking their identity or their real address.

If you use a CC that isn't stolen and used for a bunch of other shit, if you use one ONCE at a place, you can sort of maybe deny it? If you use one more than once at a similar place, not so much. Three times or more, and any divorce lawyer who does their homework will likely have you by the short and curlys.

**OzzyHead** · 11-06-19 13:11

It might seem like silly paranoia to some, but I even power down my phone while I'm at least a mile away from a stress relief appointment. I'm not 100% sure if it would prevent location tracking, but at the very least it prevents hearing a ring, air vibration and gives plausible deniability that my battery died if questioned by SO.

Originally Posted by Wpgsh34 [View Original Post]

Has anyone ever received a mailer from any of these AMPs. Appearantly my ex wife received one forwarded to her brothers house where she now lives. I've never given my address to an AMP before. And would have no idea how they'd get my address. Now granted I'm taking her at her word this happened. During our divorce she found out I had gone to a few of these places due to stupidity on my part and ease of access of using a credit card. And yes I already called myself stupid so please guys no lecture. Even still I can't see how these places would get my address from using a card. 2 ndly it's been a year since I moved out and now I get a mailer? That's why I wanted to ask if anyone had either heard of this or received one. The only think I can think of is it's junk mail from massage envy or one of the reputable ones. And yes again I know I was stupid for using a card. And if anyone else is using a card and your think you might ever get a divorce stop. Learn from my mistake.

**SSideJohnny** · 11-06-19 11:52

Originally Posted by ThePussyNator [View Original Post]

Yes and Yes, she is def a YMMV girl.

PN, tried to message you, your box is full.

**Wpgsh34** · 11-06-19 10:35

Originally Posted by Phillips99 [View Original Post]

She's definitely fucking with you.

Cancel that credit card she's tracking and get a new one.

No way possible they got an address off of a credit card number.

And good for you to get away from that toxic shit. Congrats!

That's the funny things all cards have been cancelled since the divorce and I've gone to strictly cash, when I do get a chance to go. And yes thank you getting away from the toxic shit was hard. And on the flip side it's the toxic shit from her that helped drive me to become a hobbyist.

**Wpgsh34** · 11-06-19 10:33

Originally Posted by Gogilgo [View Original Post]

Personally, I think your ex is pulling your chain. I've been in the hobby a long time and I don't like to think about the money I've spent and I've never witnessed any behavior from a Chinese shop, Korean or even Russian (missing Lana) shops that convince me this was even possible.

I've even taken girlfriends to one place in particular and if I took a different girl from before, not only were they cool about it by not mentioning the other girl, they even acted like it was my first time there.

These places deal with angry housewives and girlfriends via phone calls and walking in and they're masters at playing dumb.

Lastly, I don't mean this the wrong way, but most of these shop owners would have to have help to pull off sending mailers and it probably wouldn't be free. All the reason to not believe this because most of them hate to spend money like this.

So if your ex got a mailer, it's probably from a new local start up that's not of the persuasion of the places we frequent anyway.

It really would not surprise me that she fucking with me. I also figure it's a new startup legit place and she just automatically goes into assumings it's something it isn't.

**Phillips99** · 11-06-19 09:14

Originally Posted by Gogilgo [View Original Post]

Personally, I think your ex is pulling your chain. I've been in the hobby a long time and I don't like to think about the money I've spent and I've never witnessed any behavior from a Chinese shop, Korean or even Russian (missing Lana) shops that convince me this was even possible.

I've even taken girlfriends to one place in particular and if I took a different girl from before, not only were they cool about it by not mentioning the other girl, they even acted like it was my first time there.

These places deal with angry housewives and girlfriends via phone calls and walking in and they're masters at playing dumb.

Lastly, I don't mean this the wrong way, but most of these shop owners would have to have help to pull off sending mailers and it probably wouldn't be free. All the reason to not believe this because most of them hate to spend money like this.

So if your ex got a mailer, it's probably from a new local start up that's not of the persuasion of the places we frequent anyway.

She's definitely fucking with you.

Cancel that credit card she's tracking and get a new one.

No way possible they got an address off of a credit card number.

And good for you to get away from that toxic shit. Congrats!

**Monger Mac** · 11-06-19 06:58

Personally, I think your ex is pulling your chain. I've been in the hobby a long time and I don't like to think about the money I've spent and I've never witnessed any behavior from a Chinese shop, Korean or even Russian (missing Lana) shops that convince me this was even possible.

I've even taken girlfriends to one place in particular and if I took a different girl from before, not only were they cool about it by not mentioning the other girl, they even acted like it was my first time there.

These places deal with angry housewives and girlfriends via phone calls and walking in and they're masters at playing dumb.

Lastly, I don't mean this the wrong way, but most of these shop owners would have to have help to pull off sending mailers and it probably wouldn't be free. All the reason to not believe this because most of them hate to spend money like this.

So if your ex got a mailer, it's probably from a new local start up that's not of the persuasion of the places we frequent anyway.

Originally Posted by Wpgsh34 [View Original Post]

Has anyone ever received a mailer from any of these AMPs. Appearantly my ex wife received one forwarded to her brothers house where she now lives. I've never given my address to an AMP before. And would have no idea how they'd get my address. Now granted I'm taking her at her word this happened. During our divorce she found out I had gone to a few of these places due to stupidity on my part and ease of access of using a credit card. And yes I already called myself stupid so please guys no lecture. Even still I can't see how these places would get my address from using a card. 2 ndly it's been a year since I moved out and now I get a mailer? That's why I wanted to ask if anyone had either heard of this or received one. The only think I can think of is it's junk mail from massage envy or one of the reputable ones. And yes again I know I was stupid for using a card. And if anyone else is using a card and your think you might ever get a divorce stop. Learn from my mistake.