Massage Parlor Reports

[SageSix]

I'll occasionally get a month free when I submit a new parlor or picture. Even in the past I was glad I wasn't paying for it because there weren't enough reviews to warrant the price. However, recently it's gotten ridiculous. Now there are a ton of reviews but almost all of them are fake. It's no longer a review site but has become an advertising site. There doesn't seem to be any policing of these bogus reviews.

They also recently removed the "Services" section. This section would let you rank the provider's massage and other services and check off the various services you got, like HJ, Kissing, FS, etc. There were over 20 checkboxes you could select. The admin has commented on their forum that this was unintentional and that they were working on fixing it, but that was a few weeks ago, and it's still missing. I guess the same is true with the bitcoin requirement. Members are saying they planned to fix the site so they could take credit cards, but it's never happened.

The site seems to be barely on life support. I sure wouldn't pay for a subscription.

Sadly, I recently renewed my yearly membership at Rubmaps but before they removed the *service* section. Darn! Hopefully they will bring that function back!

I do agree about lots of fake reviews and becoming advertisement driven.

However, many time when I commented on there I get flagged as *Fake* anyways LOL.

[SageSix]

How exactly is any of what I said risky? I've been in this since we used to randomly tip BTC for the dumbest things.

Coinbase is as safe and easy as it gets. It's a real, regulated American company. You link a card or account, and then transfer to another wallet which is being provided for you.

Where exactly is the risk?

My friend, I'm just using your post as a reference but its meant for original poster. No pun intended.

Just in general, not worth the risk to venture into another realm of cryptocurrencies (regardless which platform, coinbase, biance, kraken) just to get oneself membership at Rubmaps.

I don't think elaborating risk is what this forum is about. One can simply do a quick google search of it online. If someone want to use crypto platform to buy membership such as Rubmaps, maybe a platform that doesn't do KYC versus Coinbase but that's really personal choice.

If *someone* have a local buddy who can help and guide them that's already in the crypto space that would be a better route. Or simply have the buddy pay the Rubmaps membership for them! Of course, if people is comfortable your instruction will be helpful and they can figure out the rest themselves.

FYI: Not everyone is computer / tech savy and need lots of guidance and can still struggle even with simplest things. Of course, I'm not referring to the original poster or you. I know some people that struggle even with basic Paypal, Venmo and Cash app or Zelle. LOL

I'll stop here as well, since this isn't related to AMP experience or our forum but 3rd party vendor. Thanks

[Trumpeter]

I'll occasionally get a month free when I submit a new parlor or picture. Even in the past I was glad I wasn't paying for it because there weren't enough reviews to warrant the price. However, recently it's gotten ridiculous. Now there are a ton of reviews but almost all of them are fake. It's no longer a review site but has become an advertising site. There doesn't seem to be any policing of these bogus reviews.

They also recently removed the "Services" section. This section would let you rank the provider's massage and other services and check off the various services you got, like HJ, Kissing, FS, etc. There were over 20 checkboxes you could select. The admin has commented on their forum that this was unintentional and that they were working on fixing it, but that was a few weeks ago, and it's still missing. I guess the same is true with the bitcoin requirement. Members are saying they planned to fix the site so they could take credit cards, but it's never happened.

The site seems to be barely on life support. I sure wouldn't pay for a subscription.

[JayXakain]

Or have a local buddy that's into crypto to buy a membership.

Learning crypto just so someone can buy membership at Rubmap seems a bit too much and risky.

I personally been in crypto realm for years now, lots of scam can happen and one tiny mistakes can mean losing lots of $$.

I get why Rubmap is doing crypto now but at the same time they will lose lots of customers.

How exactly is any of what I said risky? I've been in this since we used to randomly tip BTC for the dumbest things.

Coinbase is as safe and easy as it gets. It's a real, regulated American company. You link a card or account, and then transfer to another wallet which is being provided for you.

Where exactly is the risk?

[SageSix]

Shouldn't be all that hard to get some BTC. Easiest way for you would be:

1. Download coinbase and set up an account, pretty easy.

2. Attach one of your cards / accounts to coinbase.

3. From the coinbase app you can buy BTC or whatever other currency Rubmaps asks for.

4. Rubmaps will give you a wallet I'd. In the coinbase app just go to transfer, put in the I'd and amount you want to transfer.

Sounds a whole lot more complicated than it actually is.

Or have a local buddy that's into crypto to buy a membership.

Learning crypto just so someone can buy membership at Rubmap seems a bit too much and risky.

I personally been in crypto realm for years now, lots of scam can happen and one tiny mistakes can mean losing lots of $$.

I get why Rubmap is doing crypto now but at the same time they will lose lots of customers.

[JayXakain]

Anyone have a good alternative to rubmaps they stoped taking credit cards now only take crypto currency like bitcoin and the price has also almost doubled.

Rubmaps was a great site for reviews I could look at any area I'm in being a truckdriver I get around. Do a google maps search near where I'm at and then look for reviews on rubmaps was working out well for me.

Shouldn't be all that hard to get some BTC. Easiest way for you would be:

1. Download coinbase and set up an account, pretty easy.

2. Attach one of your cards / accounts to coinbase.

3. From the coinbase app you can buy BTC or whatever other currency Rubmaps asks for.

4. Rubmaps will give you a wallet I'd. In the coinbase app just go to transfer, put in the I'd and amount you want to transfer.

Sounds a whole lot more complicated than it actually is.

[Zizix]

Anyone have a good alternative to rubmaps they stoped taking credit cards now only take crypto currency like bitcoin and the price has also almost doubled.

Rubmaps was a great site for reviews I could look at any area I'm in being a truckdriver I get around. Do a google maps search near where I'm at and then look for reviews on rubmaps was working out well for me.

[SageSix]

Is Tina hot?? Is she a granny?

She's in her mid or late 30. Average looking very petite and small.

[OneOne9]

They are posting $120 service. Anyone tried it? Curious if it's a quickie, handy or what? I very seldom get in the area and I tried a search. Any info would be appreciated.

The post is on BP.

[OneOne9]

They are posting $120 service. Anyone tried it? Curious if it's a quickie, handy or what? I very seldom get in the area and I tried a search. Any info would be appreciated.

[WarpFactor69]

Curious what this place is? I frequent 360 and hate being interrupted. Thank you.

I can't remember the spot I think it's a block off of Highway 99.

It's been over a year since I went to that location. Haven't got a massage there because the two times I did drop by the sign was on the door.

I like the idea of the sign because it discourages guys from bringing the doorbell and interrupting a session.

[SpectrumOfHulk]

How much do you tip to Kiki?

I stopped into blue sky today as part of my recon drive and met Kiki. I was only stopping in to say hi and see who was working. She was aggressive and offered a discount. I asked how much the discount was and she said want I wanted to tip. I didn't stay but told her I would be back. She looked OK.

I gave her a little more this last time because she expressed business was slow but depends on the level of fun you want to have. She's in line with what you would pay anywhere else.

[Trumpeter]

I prefer a locked front door with or without a sign. A red light is associated with a brothel no need to advertise it.

I stopped by Lucky Foot on Cornell this afternoon to check out the talent. The open sign was on but the door was locked. Don't know if they were there but busy, or no one was there. Hopefully, the former.

[Pdx503]

Yeah that is a good idea. There is a place in Vancouver that puts a sign on their front door which reads they are busy with a customer, please come back later.

Curious what this place is? I frequent 360 and hate being interrupted. Thank you.

[Pdx503]

Good list, been to majority of these but should add one based on my recent return to PDX over weekend. Went to see a familiar provider I've seen multiple times at canyon spa we stay in touch, she says business is slow and I asked her if she wanted me to put out the word. Go see Kiki at Blue Sky on division. She is plenty hot and very fun. I normally keep my favorites close to the vest but I felt bad when she said she needs the money. When I went in I was greeted by an equally hot shapely number I will try to see on my next trip back into town. I told her to let me know if anyone mistreats her, be nice to her, she's a gem.

How much do you tip to Kiki?

I stopped into blue sky today as part of my recon drive and met Kiki. I was only stopping in to say hi and see who was working. She was aggressive and offered a discount. I asked how much the discount was and she said want I wanted to tip. I didn't stay but told her I would be back. She looked OK.