Massage with HE

[HawaiiSteve]

Ad says real pics, any truth to that?

If I'm not mistakes, that's Yannis ad. Pics are nowhere near what she looks like.

[Ck813]

Who cares about having a trace back to me? I know guys who go to these places just for the massage. We are not committing a crime for regular massage. We are not money laundering or anything like that. I don't carry cash and it's very convenient when the urge is there. Straight to the shop and grab a massage.

Massage Therapist, Massage academy and so on don't use a credit card? Totally legit oh wait maybe not so now LEO has a trace on you! For what? It's my choice of payment and so be it. Bottom line is, no lie, no over charge and be honest. Maybe one day I will get a 5 hour massage then challenge the charge to places think they can burn me. I will never return to these places and they shouldn't even be running!

Seriously, is this real? Why does anyone want to use a credit card charge on a business that might rip you off with over-charges (well beyond any silly fee), have a historical record of your "adult activities", and be a record of your location. One cannot perceive what situation you might find yourself in 'after the fact' but having to explain an odd charge from a place with a weird name to another individual is a risky game. Be it LEO or your SO or your secretary or boss if you are trying to put this on a company business card.

Cash is king while mongering. You shell out $70 for a "massage" and then maybe add a "big tip" later (Not even sure how that works?) but then haggle over $3 or $4 dollar service fee? I'm not getting what is the motivation here? Why? How?

This could be a huge can of worms by any measure.

[FCH300]

Is that Misa, Aya, Maya, or Yanni? Some of their ads are hard to distinguish. I've heard Aya is the best of the one's I mentioned. Have you tried some of the recent Sunflower girls? Some senior mongers are giving good reviews on Mui Mui.

At the top of every quoted post is a small message that details the original poster and provides a link to the original message.

It looks like this: "Originally Posted by some monger's handle here. ".

If you click on the link, you will be magically transported (through the wonders of HTML) to the message that is being quoted. This original message may well provide the information that you seek. In this case, a reference to Yanni. By performing this action, you quickly receive the information you seek and, at the same time, declutter the board.

This internet thing is a wonderful toy.

[Lucky808]

I TOFTT and made an appt to see Soda. Super clean and updated spa with nice showers and rooms that put most other places to shame. Soda (or who I think is soda but I'm not sure based on other's description of her) gave a really nice massage with lots of tease for about 30 minutes. On the flip we negotiated $. 6 including HF for a standard finish with her top off. Her boobs are premium MM perky and soft but you can tell they're MM. Had a nice time but would probably not repeat!

Thanks for the report but Soda left last week, she and her ad is gone.

[JusAnoddaGuy]

Saw her today. Tall like Kylie. Young. Mid 20's. Cute smile better looking than the pictures on BP. Tan shorts and bikini top. Light skin kinda hapa face looks haole when she smile. YMMV.

[Naughty Dreads]

Seriously, is this real? Why does anyone want to use a credit card charge on a business that might rip you off with over-charges (well beyond any silly fee), have a historical record of your "adult activities", and be a record of your location. One cannot perceive what situation you might find yourself in 'after the fact' but having to explain an odd charge from a place with a weird name to another individual is a risky game. Be it LEO or your SO or your secretary or boss if you are trying to put this on a company business card.

Cash is king while mongering. You shell out $70 for a "massage" and then maybe add a "big tip" later (Not even sure how that works?) but then haggle over $3 or $4 dollar service fee? I'm not getting what is the motivation here? Why? How?

This could be a huge can of worms by any measure.

Totally agree with you, 100%! Cash only, no trail to you!

[Darkman808]

Seriously, is this real? Why does anyone want to use a credit card charge on a business that might rip you off with over-charges (well beyond any silly fee), have a historical record of your "adult activities", and be a record of your location. One cannot perceive what situation you might find yourself in 'after the fact' but having to explain an odd charge from a place with a weird name to another individual is a risky game. Be it LEO or your SO or your secretary or boss if you are trying to put this on a company business card.

Cash is king while mongering. You shell out $70 for a "massage" and then maybe add a "big tip" later (Not even sure how that works?) but then haggle over $3 or $4 dollar service fee? I'm not getting what is the motivation here? Why? How?

This could be a huge can of worms by any measure.

[MarkTwoThoUSA]

Does anyone have Intel on this place?

https://honolulu.bedpage.com/Bodyrub.../12804462.html

I TOFTT and made an appt to see Soda. Super clean and updated spa with nice showers and rooms that put most other places to shame. Soda (or who I think is soda but I'm not sure based on other's description of her) gave a really nice massage with lots of tease for about 30 minutes. On the flip we negotiated $. 6 including HF for a standard finish with her top off. Her boobs are premium MM perky and soft but you can tell they're MM. Had a nice time but would probably not repeat!

[Bottom Out]

These pics are not even close. MILF Chinese provider late 40's w / full C's. Used to provide a decent massage and full service all extras bare YMMV. LSA. 6/6/6 your $$ Can't beat the services of the tried and true Korean providers. I personally miss Lulu and Grace former Chinese providers. Staying away from the dim sum providers for the time being and may venture out if multiple sr members can verify.

Is that Misa, Aya, Maya, or Yanni? Some of their ads are hard to distinguish. I've heard Aya is the best of the one's I mentioned. Have you tried some of the recent Sunflower girls? Some senior mongers are giving good reviews on Mui Mui.

[Ck813]

So with this all being said, these owners are willing to gamble their business for a few girls that like to rip us off?

I absolutely have no problem paying the fee if there is a big sign or when the MT say $70 she / he also needs to say if paying by CC / Debit there is a $5 fee. For me I don't like carrying cash so it's much more convenient to pay by debit. When I go to PT always not a problem. They always say if pay by CC / Debit there is a $3 fee which is cheaper then the ATM. When I go to two other places no fee at all. Debit makes it so I can just drive to the establishment and not have to stop by a bank. Either way I'm depositing my money to these establishments but it's all about principal, honesty and fairness. If they want to okay dirty then that is on them.

I will put my full report on Sonya soon.

To clear up some confusion.

The 4-5% "credit card" fee is in some cases not really related to the cc. It's the general excise tax. If you pay by card, the massage shop will tack on the GET. If you pay in cash, you (they?) don't have to pay the GET.

The credit card company, like VISA, just runs the credit card network and promotions (ads, contests). They have nothing to do with the AMP or vendor. The AMP has to open a merchant account with some bank.

[Mongerholic]

Pretty close. I'm a repeater.

These pics are not even close. MILF Chinese provider late 40's w / full C's. Used to provide a decent massage and full service all extras bare YMMV. LSA. 6/6/6 your $$ Can't beat the services of the tried and true Korean providers. I personally miss Lulu and Grace former Chinese providers. Staying away from the dim sum providers for the time being and may venture out if multiple sr members can verify.

[Ajarn]

To clear up some confusion.

The 4-5% "credit card" fee is in some cases not really related to the cc. It's the general excise tax. If you pay by card, the massage shop will tack on the GET. If you pay in cash, you (they?) don't have to pay the GET.

The credit card company, like VISA, just runs the credit card network and promotions (ads, contests). They have nothing to do with the AMP or vendor. The AMP has to open a merchant account with some bank.

[Rimmer808]

Ad says real pics, any truth to that?

Pretty close. I'm a repeater.

[Asnas]

https://honolulu.bedpage.com/Therape...w/6200645.html

Decent massage, but always there for the extra service. Always accommodating for me. BJ, DATY, CFS nice and tight. Takes a pounding. No rush, nice and clean place. Easy access.

I enjoy her.

Rim.

Ad says real pics, any truth to that?

[Captain Nemo]

I don't feel like it's common knowledge especially if they charging $70 for massage and $5 service fee. That is no 3-4 percent. Also they should post it like every other place. I guess mongers don't like their names being know by the massage establishment but it doesn't bother me. I don't carry cash anymore but I guess I will for now. If the establishment can't eat the 2-3 dollars then they not business right.

If it's posted then I have no problem paying because it's like going to a machine and paying their fee. Fuck these C.

I know for a fact that in the past it was an infringement by the vendor of their contract with the credit card company if they added any "processing fee" to the amount they charged customers.

Don't know if this is still the case; maybe someone here in the know could clarify this. If this restriction is still in place, then it would be a simple matter to notify the credit card of the name of the offending AMP. Presumably, they would put the vendor on notice.