Massage Parlor Reports

[ThizzleHats]

Went there two days in a row, door locked no answer to knocking (usually I wouldn't knock. Don't disturb the other mongers) the number when called says disconnected or out of service.

[Grizwooos]

Anyone know what happened to the cute Japanese spinner that was working with Sunny right before covid hit?

[FenWay9216]

She will meet you there if you arrange with her. The other girls are not allowed to give out her number.

59 Codd new number: 857-576-931 x x=number after 7.

[Annderson]

Seen reports on RM a Selina is there, was wondering if she was back and up to her old level of service. Not a paid member so cannot read more than the date and provider name.

She will meet you there if you arrange with her. The other girls are not allowed to give out her number.

[SlickWilly007]

Yeah. There are Angela's at BOTH actually-- I went to the other one, not Meini (DQ).

However, the Angela at Meine is cute. Big boobs. If anyone got to them. Let me know. She actually used suction cups with a machine on me. Looked like I was attacked by an octopus after. Kinda cool.

But I go to the other Angela. Less attractive, but more of an athletic massage, I get her to do assisted stretching and shit. While I'm buck ass nude and my junk is flopping all over.

I'll hit Meine next week and see what's up.

I have always had quite a good L1 experience at the one next to the Dairy Queen.

[MarriedTom]

Which one on Pond? There are two: 136 and 158. I think 136 goes by the name Meini now.

I have always had quite a good L1 experience at the one next to the Dairy Queen.

[HappyDave]

Not good. The new crew is average at best and well below the standard of the old crew. Same 2 girls are always there, never anything new. If you want the same ole Rub and tug from an average to below average looking provider you can get it here.

Seen reports on RM a Selina is there, was wondering if she was back and up to her old level of service. Not a paid member so cannot read more than the date and provider name.

[Sex Rohmer]

So I went over to Pond st in Ash. I think they have 3 working in there now. None are lookers. All mid 40's and soft w / asian bellies. Got Angela.

Which one on Pond? There are two: 136 and 158. I think 136 goes by the name Meini now.

[Grizwooos]

Anybody been there recently? I went a couple of weeks ago and it was just standard. Before the old crowd left I found this my go to place. Now has a new number and apparently a new crew.

Not good. The new crew is average at best and well below the standard of the old crew. Same 2 girls are always there, never anything new. If you want the same ole Rub and tug from an average to below average looking provider you can get it here.

[SlickWilly007]

Union Ave in the ham. Went to the wrong address (the one in the 300's not the one in the 100's) on Union. Did not get what I was expecting. Completely legit and very non-asian.

Great legit massage though. 80/20.

So I went over to Pond st in Ash. I think they have 3 working in there now. None are lookers. All mid 40's and soft w / asian bellies. Got Angela.

The best thing to do is ask for your quads and groin rubbed. Say you're an athlete. She does your nuts and taint while she's at it w / release. 60/50.

[CrazyCrouton]

QUOTE=STDKing;5270994]. Mixture of stories here. The subterfuge can be involved. When the veil is pulled down to disguise the job, and she lives with the family of origin, the story to save face with them could be that the job is at a nail salon or some business nearby the spa. Might even go down the street to be picked up near that other business by the boyfriend or family. These family members often don't speak English, so there is little danger of them calling and talking to her English speaking coworkers if they think it is an American store. If an Asian business, and they call the store number, the Asian coworkers at the spa know to say that she is busy and will call back. Mostly will call her cell directly. If the family speaks something other than mandarin, like Cantonese, Fujianese, Shanghaiese, they may be shy about talking because others with different dialects don't understand these dialects.

If the family knows the actual spa, reading English reviews is less likely if they don't speak it yet. If they do, the veil still works because she won't use her English spa name at home. They know her by her Chinese name. If somehow she is outed as working at a massage parlor, the first story to family or bf is that it is legit place. If confronted with reviews to the contrary, the plausible deniability story is not knowing that the other girls did that or I don't believe those reviews. If pushed into a corner, she can say she doesn't do massage, she is a receptionist. If the veil drops, then the story is 'I only do legit massage, the other girls take the bad guys', etc. If somehow her spa name gets connected to her, she changes her name to disappear in future reviews. Or might move spas without telling family..

I kind of get what you were saying. But do you think you could elaborate a little?

Thanks!

[Plemo]

Anybody been there recently? I went a couple of weeks ago and it was just standard. Before the old crowd left I found this my go to place. Now has a new number and apparently a new crew.

[STDKing]

QUOTE=STDKing;5270994]. Mixture of stories here. The subterfuge can be involved. When the veil is pulled down to disguise the job, and she lives with the family of origin, the story to save face with them could be that the job is at a nail salon or some business nearby the spa. Might even go down the street to be picked up near that other business by the boyfriend or family. These family members often don't speak English, so there is little danger of them calling and talking to her English speaking coworkers if they think it is an American store. If an Asian business, and they call the store number, the Asian coworkers at the spa know to say that she is busy and will call back. Mostly will call her cell directly. If the family speaks something other than mandarin, like Cantonese, Fujianese, Shanghaiese, they may be shy about talking because others with different dialects don't understand these dialects.

If the family knows the actual spa, reading English reviews is less likely if they don't speak it yet. If they do, the veil still works because she won't use her English spa name at home. They know her by her Chinese name. If somehow she is outed as working at a massage parlor, the first story to family or bf is that it is legit place. If confronted with reviews to the contrary, the plausible deniability story is not knowing that the other girls did that or I don't believe those reviews. If pushed into a corner, she can say she doesn't do massage, she is a receptionist. If the veil drops, then the story is 'I only do legit massage, the other girls take the bad guys', etc. If somehow her spa name gets connected to her, she changes her name to disappear in future reviews. Or might move spas without telling family..

These can definitely be the case, but it isn't always. Lots of husbands speak English okay enough to read, plenty are smart enough to figure out who their wife is based on descriptions. Obviously face and other cultural elements factor in. But I had a favorite for a long time who would have bruises and be visibly rattled shortly after a review appeared (and her requests to not review her, which I is a request I always respect, struck me as much more pleading). I have known others whose husbands found things out. I think you are right though, a lot of these women are able to hide what is going on or at least keep it something that never gets spoken about directly. I am just making the point that this can vary a lot (I think English is not a huge hurdle, as I know a number of providers who read reviews themselves, and even those with limited English have reviews brought to their attention by friends who have better a English or they simply plug them into google translate: image that last one isn't too reliable for husbands or boyfriends, as it's like only 70% accurate, if that).

[JohnDick75]

QUOTE=STDKing;5270994]Mixture of stories here. The subterfuge can be involved. When the veil is pulled down to disguise the job, and she lives with the family of origin, the story to save face with them could be that the job is at a nail salon or some business nearby the spa. Might even go down the street to be picked up near that other business by the boyfriend or family. These family members often don't speak English, so there is little danger of them calling and talking to her English speaking coworkers if they think it is an American store. If an Asian business, and they call the store number, the Asian coworkers at the spa know to say that she is busy and will call back. Mostly will call her cell directly. If the family speaks something other than mandarin, like Cantonese, Fujianese, Shanghaiese, they may be shy about talking because others with different dialects don't understand these dialects.

If the family knows the actual spa, reading English reviews is less likely if they don't speak it yet. If they do, the veil still works because she won't use her English spa name at home. They know her by her Chinese name. If somehow she is outed as working at a massage parlor, the first story to family or bf is that it is legit place. If confronted with reviews to the contrary, the plausible deniability story is not knowing that the other girls did that or I don't believe those reviews. If pushed into a corner, she can say she doesn't do massage, she is a receptionist. If the veil drops, then the story is 'I only do legit massage, the other girls take the bad guys', etc. If somehow her spa name gets connected to her, she changes her name to disappear in future reviews. Or might move spas without telling family..

How do they talk themselves out of arrest.

[Jared260]

The husbands and boyfriends read the reviews too though. Geography doesn't mean much if the husband knows where she works, and he reads online reviews.

QUOTE=STDKing;5270994]. Mixture of stories here. The subterfuge can be involved. When the veil is pulled down to disguise the job, and she lives with the family of origin, the story to save face with them could be that the job is at a nail salon or some business nearby the spa. Might even go down the street to be picked up near that other business by the boyfriend or family. These family members often don't speak English, so there is little danger of them calling and talking to her English speaking coworkers if they think it is an American store. If an Asian business, and they call the store number, the Asian coworkers at the spa know to say that she is busy and will call back. Mostly will call her cell directly. If the family speaks something other than mandarin, like Cantonese, Fujianese, Shanghaiese, they may be shy about talking because others with different dialects don't understand these dialects.

If the family knows the actual spa, reading English reviews is less likely if they don't speak it yet. If they do, the veil still works because she won't use her English spa name at home. They know her by her Chinese name. If somehow she is outed as working at a massage parlor, the first story to family or bf is that it is legit place. If confronted with reviews to the contrary, the plausible deniability story is not knowing that the other girls did that or I don't believe those reviews. If pushed into a corner, she can say she doesn't do massage, she is a receptionist. If the veil drops, then the story is 'I only do legit massage, the other girls take the bad guys', etc. If somehow her spa name gets connected to her, she changes her name to disappear in future reviews. Or might move spas without telling family.

Some bfs don't care, some met them at the spa. Some husbands know but deny it, or the extent of the activity, and look the other way because of the money or to preserve the relationship. Tolerate sharing the sushi. Chinese idiom: one eye open; one eye closed. Others might care and then she either stops working, or modifies the menu, or offers the menu to selective non-posting clients as a way to control what's out there. This forum knows some active providers who do this. One example comes to mind who was an owner, married, husband came into shop to help with maintenance, worked mainly at his other business but knew hers. She had a selective pack of hounds that got special access, her girls knew it and covered for her; this good thing wasn't ruined from getting posted by the hounds. Extra Good tips; was just business. Separate from relationship with husband at home. Available reviews were about the other girls.

The working away from where she lives strategy is partly about the internet reviews but more immediately about being able to blend into her local neighborhood without customers running into her while she is out in public with family or bf, and then having to explain why that 'friendly unknown man said hi and called her C*ci or L*lly or A**a. ' Or being at a school function with her kid and another parent working at the refreshment table with her had been a customer. Would be a serious loss of face.