Massage Parlor Reports

[CarmeloJoe35]

Oh please, I want to puke at this ridiculous statement. I've been doing this for 10 years and I've never met any girl who couldn't leave when ever they wanted to go to another store. How many times have you come across a "new girl" who you thought was going to be your ATF only to find out she left a few day later because they didn't like the shop or the other girls or they weren't that busy? I'm not saying it couldn't happen, but unlikely at these places.

I wanted to puke at all the ridiculous heart jerking statements they made. "They had no transportation. " That's because most Chinese don't know how to drive! They all use Uber. The political police show is so fucking irritating.

If all of this was legal, there would be zero trafficking at all of these places. Too many guys would play white knight, Myself included, to protect them from assholes. It would be safer for everyone involved.

They said some of the girls sought trafficking help. If true I suspect they did this to minimize their own trouble.

[Hankook234]

Maybe I'm looking at this all in retrospect, but I honestly don't think Day Spa getting raided or shut down was all that surprising or shocking. If any of you have been there, they really didn't keep up the faade that the place was a spa in any sense. They had no front desk receptionist, the place was dark and dimly lit with a bunch of non working pedicure machines and "massage" tables with paper sheets (akin to that of a doctors office) with no face holes. Anyone who thought for 10 seconds that this place looked like a legit spa has never been to a legit spa before. At least with other FS places, there was at least a bit of plausible deniability that the place was indeed legit. Places like the now gone Spa 1717 immediately come to mind that gave clients bath robes and slippers to lead you to the table shower were some of the things to at least make you think that at least things were somewhat on the up and up.

As a somewhat surprising related note, I do find it interesting that they smashed the front door as part of the raid. You would have thought that they would have just had an undercover cop walk in and perform some arrests (as to my knowledge there was only 2 or 3 people in the building at any particular moment). Guess they were really trying to send a message (or perhaps living out their real "hero" moment) when they smashed in the front door.

For sure they even left the doors open on a sunny warm day sometimes. I was surprised. Thought for a second they were safe.

[Dmd7765]

So I am a rideshare driver by trade and last week I picked up a girl at Sunrise Spa on Grand River and drive her to M1 down on Telegraph. Had no idea the were affiliated.

[AnanaMo]

There are a few places in Oakland county. They will generally not raid them, just close them for some violation. They don't want the press that they are in their town.

[AnanaMo]

So most full service will start the talk about what you want and price. So if you were on camera that would be problematic. Most HE places just do the deed. So you can claim they caught you off guard and there was no intent on your part. So if your concerned stick to the HE places for now.

[AnanaMo]

It's a misdemeanor for the first two solicitations. We wrote 300 misdemeanors doesn't make the news. Have your fun and don't worry about it. Now if your on number two already, hang it up. The 3rd is a felony.

[Lamarr]

What was the cost + tip?

IslandM, clear out your private messages.

[TylerKnight090]

A quick search of the forum turned up the result of plugging Greeley St & 8 Mile Rd, Detroit, MI into google maps.

Thank you! Ended up ay Majic's again but will try them out later this week.

[LostInDetroit]

In town visiting, where is Gold Star? Google brings you to an empty lot.

A quick search of the forum turned up the result of plugging Greeley St & 8 Mile Rd, Detroit, MI into google maps.

[LostInDetroit]

Long time monger here just been coasting the posts for a while. M1, magic and Saigon are still good. But I'd expect them to tread lightly on those who visit. Day spa is for sure closed. Saw a white sheet covering the door and broken glass. I don't do AMP too often anymore. The aamp are the best.

Maybe I'm looking at this all in retrospect, but I honestly don't think Day Spa getting raided or shut down was all that surprising or shocking. If any of you have been there, they really didn't keep up the façade that the place was a spa in any sense. They had no front desk receptionist, the place was dark and dimly lit with a bunch of non working pedicure machines and "massage" tables with paper sheets (akin to that of a doctors office) with no face holes. Anyone who thought for 10 seconds that this place looked like a legit spa has never been to a legit spa before. At least with other FS places, there was at least a bit of plausible deniability that the place was indeed legit. Places like the now gone Spa 1717 immediately come to mind that gave clients bath robes and slippers to lead you to the table shower were some of the things to at least make you think that at least things were somewhat on the up and up.

As a somewhat surprising related note, I do find it interesting that they smashed the front door as part of the raid. You would have thought that they would have just had an undercover cop walk in and perform some arrests (as to my knowledge there was only 2 or 3 people in the building at any particular moment). Guess they were really trying to send a message (or perhaps living out their real "hero" moment) when they smashed in the front door.

[TylerKnight090]

In town visiting, where is Gold Star? Google brings you to an empty lot.

[Hankook234]

As someone that's been on this board for more than 5 years, this happens every 8-10 months without fail:

1. Particular place or places get raided.

2. Everyone freaks out.

3. There's at least one moron who pours gasoline on the small fire and states as fact that some of us will be arrested by the police or the FBI.

4. Nothing ever happens.

5. Wash, rinse, repeat.

Unless you're part of a trafficking ring, or if you're too dumb to perform the VERY simple and basic etiquette that keeps you out of harm's way, you have absolutely nothing to worry about.

I'd like to suggest mods banning the gasoline pourers; as this prevents information being shared, which hurts us all.

Agreed. Too many mongers out in the USA. Would honestly cause a economic crisis. Too many domino effects there's just too many mongers.

[Miggy90]

As someone that's been on this board for more than 5 years, this happens every 8-10 months without fail:

1. Particular place or places get raided.

2. Everyone freaks out.

3. There's at least one moron who pours gasoline on the small fire and states as fact that some of us will be arrested by the police or the FBI.

4. Nothing ever happens.

5. Wash, rinse, repeat.

Unless you're part of a trafficking ring, or if you're too dumb to perform the VERY simple and basic etiquette that keeps you out of harm's way, you have absolutely nothing to worry about.

I'd like to suggest mods banning the gasoline pourers; as this prevents information being shared, which hurts us all.

Appreciate the advice! I'm not pouring gasoline!

[SanityIsRealit]

This is what LEO is trying to do. Scare people away. Unless you're caught in the act, on camera, or someone testifies that you paid money for sex, you're absolutely in the clear.

Calling an AMP is not a crime unless you explicitly discussed doing illegal things (like paying money for sex, which I assume you didn't do).

Walking into an AMP is not a crime and neither is getting a massage.

As someone that's been on this board for more than 5 years, this happens every 8-10 months without fail:

1. Particular place or places get raided.

2. Everyone freaks out.

3. There's at least one moron who pours gasoline on the small fire and states as fact that some of us will be arrested by the police or the FBI.

4. Nothing ever happens.

5. Wash, rinse, repeat.

Unless you're part of a trafficking ring, or if you're too dumb to perform the VERY simple and basic etiquette that keeps you out of harm's way, you have absolutely nothing to worry about.

I'd like to suggest mods banning the gasoline pourers; as this prevents information being shared, which hurts us all.

[Miggy90]

This is what LEO is trying to do. Scare people away. Unless you're caught in the act, on camera, or someone testifies that you paid money for sex, you're absolutely in the clear.

Calling an AMP is not a crime unless you explicitly discussed doing illegal things (like paying money for sex, which I assume you didn't do).

Walking into an AMP is not a crime and neither is getting a massage.

Thanks for you input. I will keep on keeping on and bust my nut whereever I damn well please. LOL.