Massage Parlor Reports

[NoFearToTry]

Anyone visited this one on Harrison in Milwaukie?

Curious.

My recommend is pass it by, seen a review on rbmp and stopped in. Left promptly when greeted.

[JjHoliday]

What is funny is when I saw that ad, I was like nope, avoiding that place. Be in this long enough and you can kind of read between the lines on the ads. You will have your basic ones, where the hint of fun, is barely even there at all. Then you have a subtle almost nude ones, where the hint is there, but they do not outright say it. Then you have one like the one for the spot in Vancouver just outright saying it, and leading everyone, including possible LE to it. When will some realize the more obvious you are, the more chances you are to get busted smh.

We all know the ads are nothing more than that. I don't think the truth in advertising applys here. But adds like the one mentioned upset the tolerable status quo. No one cares what goes on as long as its subdued and safe. But blatant adds will force accountability. I like the person's observation that suggested the other shops tell them WTF. Why provoke?

[Clancy88]

Anyone visited this one on Harrison in Milwaukie?

Curious.

[Drex Diggler2]

I wonder about the ads we see posted. The pictures are great but almost never represent the truth. I'm guessing the owner is posting whatever they think will bring in business. I wonder if the girls have any idea what's being posted. Especially the ad for the new AMP in Vancouver. (https://portland.rubratings.com/207031) I'm guessing not.

It seems they would want to consider attracting some repeat business rather than an ad that's a total lie to generate some traffic into the store but even if someone decides to stay they're likely a one-time customer.

What is funny is when I saw that ad, I was like nope, avoiding that place. Be in this long enough and you can kind of read between the lines on the ads. You will have your basic ones, where the hint of fun, is barely even there at all. Then you have a subtle almost nude ones, where the hint is there, but they do not outright say it. Then you have one like the one for the spot in Vancouver just outright saying it, and leading everyone, including possible LE to it. When will some realize the more obvious you are, the more chances you are to get busted smh.

[TruckerBob]

Where can I find a therapist who has Bush? Eastside is best.

Getting tired of the bare look. PM if preferred.

[PicassoForRC]

She's in her mid 50's. I swear.

Does she look good? I like hairy pp but.

Thanks!

[WarpFactor69]

Got the lady with the very long hair this time. She's slightly plump with pretty eyes, late 20's / early 30's. Excellent massage with detailed technique, followed by standard ending. I'm under the impression that BJ is available, FS is not.

Two details I left out are, she answered her cell phone twice during the massage, and gave me a hard time when I asked for my change. I have her a reasonable tip of 40, but the phone answering and struggle to get my change bugged me. Otherwise, good massage and ending.

[WarpFactor69]

Got the lady with the very long hair this time. She's slightly plump with pretty eyes, late 20's / early 30's. Excellent massage with detailed technique, followed by standard ending. I'm under the impression that BJ is available, FS is not.

[Trumpeter]

The best thing that could happy would be for one of the owners of another place in Vancouver could get the owner of Mei Mei spa to stop running that ad.

There's a neighborhood right there, last time something like this happened it ended up making the local newspaper. Maybe Linda, the manager at Sports / Venus / Lucky will call the owner.

This has bad written all over it. There's no reason to ever post an ad like that.

I was talking about ads in general and used that specific ad because it's an extreme example. Most of the other ads are also misleading with the "young girls", "new girl" "grand opening", and other statements that are complete lies. Many of them suggest other activities besides a massage but are vague and not direct like the other ad. At least that ad is specific in saying they don't offer full service. I was wondering if the ladies there know that the owner, or whoever posted the ad, is saying they provide hand service and two pops per visit. But I also wonder if the ladies at other places know about the pictures on their ads and that the ad promises that a new young girl just arrived.

[Trux1]

The best thing that could happy would be for one of the owners of another place in Vancouver could get the owner of Mei Mei spa to stop running that ad.

There's a neighborhood right there, last time something like this happened it ended up making the local newspaper. Maybe Linda, the manager at Sports / Venus / Lucky will call the owner.

This has bad written all over it. There's no reason to ever post an ad like that.

Here's the correct ad-.

https://portland.rubratings.com/210669

[Trux1]

I wonder about the ads we see posted. The pictures are great but almost never represent the truth. I'm guessing the owner is posting whatever they think will bring in business. I wonder if the girls have any idea what's being posted. Especially the ad for the new AMP in Vancouver. (https://portland.rubratings.com/207031) I'm guessing not.

It seems they would want to consider attracting some repeat business rather than an ad that's a total lie to generate some traffic into the store but even if someone decides to stay they're likely a one-time customer.

The best thing that could happy would be for one of the owners of another place in Vancouver could get the owner of Mei Mei spa to stop running that ad.

There's a neighborhood right there, last time something like this happened it ended up making the local newspaper. Maybe Linda, the manager at Sports / Venus / Lucky will call the owner.

This has bad written all over it. There's no reason to ever post an ad like that.

[Agdro17]

I wonder about the ads we see posted. The pictures are great but almost never represent the truth. I'm guessing the owner is posting whatever they think will bring in business. I wonder if the girls have any idea what's being posted. Especially the ad for the new AMP in Vancouver. (https://portland.rubratings.com/207031) I'm guessing not.

It seems they would want to consider attracting some repeat business rather than an ad that's a total lie to generate some traffic into the store but even if someone decides to stay they're likely a one-time customer.

You nailed it. I went to checkout the place yesterday and as soon as I walked in I recognized the staff, (old ladies from portland) In fact, the owner of that spot is the same as those on division and 205, division and 111th and powel blvd and 205.

The owner is getting really greedy.

Be safe out there.

[MuscleThick]

Bigger than the other girl that was there I guess. B cup May C.

Yeah I guess not big but nice size and firm.

[Jacko0]

Anna is the main one at getting Lucky. Late 30's to early 40's, slim. Carpet match upstairs and down. 70's style. LOL.

I only went there twice as the up sell was crazy and both times were later at night.

If they had a younger lady there I might try to haggle. Got the mouth style HE finish nicely.

She's in her mid 50's. I swear.

[Trumpeter]

I wonder about the ads we see posted. The pictures are great but almost never represent the truth. I'm guessing the owner is posting whatever they think will bring in business. I wonder if the girls have any idea what's being posted. Especially the ad for the new AMP in Vancouver. (https://portland.rubratings.com/207031) I'm guessing not.

It seems they would want to consider attracting some repeat business rather than an ad that's a total lie to generate some traffic into the store but even if someone decides to stay they're likely a one-time customer.