Massage Parlor Reports

[CrazyEddy]

I'd honestly recommend searching the board for your answer. There are plenty of reviews for what you seek.

I'm headed to Cincinnati for business on the 15th. Does anyone have recommendations on the MP for a good massage and a good MP for FS?

[Johnny Bravo28]

I'm headed to Cincinnati for business on the 15th. Does anyone have recommendations on the MP for a good massage and a good MP for FS?

[GoodMan99]

If the girls there don't tone down their behavior it might be, stopped in the other night and as soon as I pulled into the lot both doors wide open with girls waving me to come to their place. I get out of the vehicle and girls from both places come running and practically get into a tug of war trying to get me into their place.

Who and was it the right choice?

[GoodMan99]

If the girls there don't tone down their behavior it might be, stopped in the other night and as soon as I pulled into the lot both doors wide open with girls waving me to come to their place. I get out of the vehicle and girls from both places come running and practically get into a tug of war trying to get me into their place.

Well, who won favor and did they make you happy with your final selection?

[TonguenGroove]

I've always been fascinated by the underlying circumstances that allow some of these places to stay open and thrive while others don't last long. I have no special knowledge, no inside baseball, but I've always just assumed it's a matter of LEO having limited resources, maybe combined with some backroom deals and a healthy amount of "we can ignore you as long as you don't do anything stupid". I also think there is probably an art to running one of these places and being able to fly under the radar for years -- knowing how to size someone up when they walk in the door, having the right connections and knowing which palms to grease. And we've seen a few spas open in just the last year or so I believe and quickly get busted.

I do worry that the renaissance of AMPs going on in Amelia right now might be approaching critical mass; how many of these shops can crowd into one small area before LEO's hand is forced and they have to do something to appease the Karens? I forget the name, but let's not forget that an AMP was just busted a few months ago that was located a little to the west of this area but along the same road.

I never made the trip to Sun Spa, though I thought about it. Something just felt off to me. The location was a little peculiar, being in an office building. I didn't see a whole lot of longtime senior members saying they had tried it out. And it's well known that these types of services are being cracked down upon in the northern locations of the city. I always kind of wondered if it might be a honeypot, and figured I'd give it some time first and see what happened. Now glad I did.

Just a few random musings. I've been wanting to check out Zen, but wholeheartedly agree that parking at the pediatrician's office is most likely a terrible idea. You know what they say, location location location. And I imagine that part of the art of keeping a parlor going for the long haul is choosing a properly discrete location. Will be interesting to see how long this place lasts. I like having the options in Amelia and hope they all continue to thrive, but only time will tell. Be safe and be smart, all.

I been going to a certain AMP for a while now. Always great service but when I leave always ask.

Don't put reviews on line.

[Cincy47]

If the girls there don't tone down their behavior it might be, stopped in the other night and as soon as I pulled into the lot both doors wide open with girls waving me to come to their place. I get out of the vehicle and girls from both places come running and practically get into a tug of war trying to get me into their place.

So which is the better side to go into? Been a while since I've been up to visit there.

[RascalRooster]

You think he might go into A / B and C / D next?

If the girls there don't tone down their behavior it might be, stopped in the other night and as soon as I pulled into the lot both doors wide open with girls waving me to come to their place. I get out of the vehicle and girls from both places come running and practically get into a tug of war trying to get me into their place.

[CrazyEddy]

Is that the name of this place. I've not visited this one yet. Sounds like it's right down the street from Zen. I've heard the girls there are comparable to Sakura. I like that!

Stopped in here again recently and was able to get right in, thanks to poor weather and an icy lot. My last two visits here have been too crowded and sent me else where.

Drew Lisa, I never ask for names but she volunteered it as I was leaving. Paid. 7 for full hr. Decent massage before the flip. Negotiated $. 8 for nude BBBJ, it was alright. Wasn't crazy about her looks or the cost of the extras until after they were done. She gave me the best post HE massage I've ever had. Not sure how long it was but it felt like 20 minutes. Super relaxing, I could have melted into the table. She could tell how relaxed I was and asked if I wanted more time. Unfortunately I had to be going, but I would have gladly thrown her another 30-40 bucks for 20 more min. I got every bit of the hour, if not more. Perhaps this was because they were slow and she got a lot more money out of me. YMMV, but I won't be mad if I draw her again.

[CrazyEddy]

Where they will go next. Guaranteed it's coming though. He's notorious.

You think he might go into A / B and C / D next?

[PlugMe]

So where to go in the area for a good massage, pretty girl, and a Handy?

[BengalMan]

I've always been fascinated by the underlying circumstances that allow some of these places to stay open and thrive while others don't last long. I have no special knowledge, no inside baseball, but I've always just assumed it's a matter of LEO having limited resources, maybe combined with some backroom deals and a healthy amount of "we can ignore you as long as you don't do anything stupid". I also think there is probably an art to running one of these places and being able to fly under the radar for years -- knowing how to size someone up when they walk in the door, having the right connections and knowing which palms to grease. And we've seen a few spas open in just the last year or so I believe and quickly get busted.

I do worry that the renaissance of AMPs going on in Amelia right now might be approaching critical mass; how many of these shops can crowd into one small area before LEO's hand is forced and they have to do something to appease the Karens? I forget the name, but let's not forget that an AMP was just busted a few months ago that was located a little to the west of this area but along the same road.

I never made the trip to Sun Spa, though I thought about it. Something just felt off to me. The location was a little peculiar, being in an office building. I didn't see a whole lot of longtime senior members saying they had tried it out. And it's well known that these types of services are being cracked down upon in the northern locations of the city. I always kind of wondered if it might be a honeypot, and figured I'd give it some time first and see what happened. Now glad I did.

Just a few random musings. I've been wanting to check out Zen, but wholeheartedly agree that parking at the pediatrician's office is most likely a terrible idea. You know what they say, location location location. And I imagine that part of the art of keeping a parlor going for the long haul is choosing a properly discrete location. Will be interesting to see how long this place lasts. I like having the options in Amelia and hope they all continue to thrive, but only time will tell. Be safe and be smart, all.

You think he might go into A / B and C / D next?

[UOnlyLiveOnce]

I been pretty much have been going to massage parlors for the past few years. I think parking around back or down the street and walking looks suspicious. I pull up to the front door and walk in like I own the place. It's not a crack house and I am not going there to do anything illegal. It's a business operating with a legal permit. After all, I am just going there for my sore back.

The only places I go to are Sunflower and Sakura, but I always park elsewhere and wear a hat and shades so it's harder to identify me.

[JimJrHd110]

I been pretty much have been going to massage parlors for the past few years. I think parking around back or down the street and walking looks suspicious. I pull up to the front door and walk in like I own the place. It's not a crack house and I am not going there to do anything illegal. It's a business operating with a legal permit. After all, I am just going there for my sore back.

[TheDudeAbides3]

I've always been fascinated by the underlying circumstances that allow some of these places to stay open and thrive while others don't last long. I have no special knowledge, no inside baseball, but I've always just assumed it's a matter of LEO having limited resources, maybe combined with some backroom deals and a healthy amount of "we can ignore you as long as you don't do anything stupid". I also think there is probably an art to running one of these places and being able to fly under the radar for years -- knowing how to size someone up when they walk in the door, having the right connections and knowing which palms to grease. And we've seen a few spas open in just the last year or so I believe and quickly get busted.

I do worry that the renaissance of AMPs going on in Amelia right now might be approaching critical mass; how many of these shops can crowd into one small area before LEO's hand is forced and they have to do something to appease the Karens? I forget the name, but let's not forget that an AMP was just busted a few months ago that was located a little to the west of this area but along the same road.

I never made the trip to Sun Spa, though I thought about it. Something just felt off to me. The location was a little peculiar, being in an office building. I didn't see a whole lot of longtime senior members saying they had tried it out. And it's well known that these types of services are being cracked down upon in the northern locations of the city. I always kind of wondered if it might be a honeypot, and figured I'd give it some time first and see what happened. Now glad I did.

Just a few random musings. I've been wanting to check out Zen, but wholeheartedly agree that parking at the pediatrician's office is most likely a terrible idea. You know what they say, location location location. And I imagine that part of the art of keeping a parlor going for the long haul is choosing a properly discrete location. Will be interesting to see how long this place lasts. I like having the options in Amelia and hope they all continue to thrive, but only time will tell. Be safe and be smart, all.

[CrazyEddy]

Sorry but I'm of the mold if I'm visiting a place I park where you're supposed to park for the business. If I'm worried about the parking situation then I just won't visit that Spa. I'm not playing games of parking in the back, in an adjacent lot. Etc. That's just me. To eat his own.

Couldn't agree more. You can't tell me that the Zen neighbors haven't noticed the place and aren't watching the parking. Think again. I've seen this happen countless times with many of our Cincy AMPs. , e g. , Spring Spa neighbors already complained, Fairfield AMPs, nky, etc. The only setup I've seen work fairly well is Goose and parking at the Walgreens across the street.

At Zen, either park a ways down the road, or just suck it up and park in the lot. But I definitely wouldn't park in a neighboring lot. That will trigger authorities and ruin it for all of us.