Massage Parlor Reports

**Goonersquad** · 05-27-26 16:41

Originally Posted by DEW1968 [View Original Post]

So why they asking you to leave a review your tell them about this LOL and what's the so excellent about there massage now more details please.

I wouldn't doubt that some users here try to leverage good or bad reviews in order to get discounts or upgraded services. I know for a fact that that's the case in other forms on this website.

**DEW1968** · 05-27-26 16:08

So why they asking you to leave a review your tell them about this LOL and what's the so excellent about there massage now more details please.

**Paradigm71** · 05-27-26 13:01

Originally Posted by HornySenior [View Original Post]

I left a review before but since they are under new management the girls asked me to leave another review. The 2 girls there are from other local massage parlors and are very friendly. They are both very good at the massage and provide excellent service. It is very clean and well maintained. Check them out I've been there 3 times. My ATF is there. They are talking about getting a new table shower as the other was not working and has been removed.

This location has been updated on my map, including the phone number and link to their Google Business Profile.

**HornySenior** · 05-26-26 17:10

I left a review before but since they are under new management the girls asked me to leave another review. The 2 girls there are from other local massage parlors and are very friendly. They are both very good at the massage and provide excellent service. It is very clean and well maintained. Check them out I've been there 3 times. My ATF is there. They are talking about getting a new table shower as the other was not working and has been removed.

5xx9 and High St, Worthington, OH 43xx5.

Phone: (740)[Deleted by Admin]215.

Hours:

Open · Closes 9 PM.

**Lickn** · 05-26-26 15:55

Originally Posted by TheMilkMan13 [View Original Post]

Tried to go to 21 massage. Asked for Fionna based on a previous report but I guess she wasn't working even though they told me she was.

Drew Lisa. Decent massage but no teasing and no HE.

Decided to go to ole reliable and had a better time.

Hmmm, lisa is usually always reliable. I guess they are spooked. I texted ahead there at 21 last week and asked for appointment with Amy and they said ok she would be ready but just like what happened to you, they lied and she wasn't there.

**TheMilkMan13** · 05-26-26 15:50

Tried to go to 21 massage. Asked for Fionna based on a previous report but I guess she wasn't working even though they told me she was.

Drew Lisa. Decent massage but no teasing and no HE.

Decided to go to ole reliable and had a better time.

**SsnakeInc** · 05-24-26 20:25

Originally Posted by NateHere [View Original Post]

Agree the excitement is over, your points are valid except I would call it "perceived success" since the final outcome will be a few slaps on the wrists.

Historically they only have one operation / media splash per year. They even stated "we are shifting our focus to caring for the victims".

Business as usual.

Yes once a year, they put together a state wide task force yadda yadda yadda. I am guessing they had their "investigation" done long ago but if they make it part of a "task force" they get federal or state money to fund it plus make some headlines. Some place gets a steady stream of "Karen's" complaining so they get targeted. Also if they suspect that people are living at store front. A couple of girls from the recent bust are married and have lived in Columbus for 10+ years.

**MansRuin** · 05-24-26 19:13

Originally Posted by PCStockman [View Original Post]

I agree completely about the underage issues. However, it seems to me the news reporting (purposefully?) convolutes Chinese massage issues with the people trying to engage with minors. The Massage locations are not trying to entice underage people to come in for a massage. Maybe I am reading the news incorrectly but this is all arranged to cast to as bad of light as possible on the Chinese stores.

They will mix everything in with the minors then people assume. When they say "rescue " if it doesn't specifically say "minor" that means they were 18+ but the omissions the public will draw their own conclusions. This is done across the country using omissions to lead the public to believe 20 minors was found when really a non profit knock on door and offered assistance.

**NateHere** · 05-24-26 18:12

Originally Posted by PCStockman [View Original Post]

Law enforcement / Yost are basking in the glow of their successes.

Agree the excitement is over, your points are valid except I would call it "perceived success" since the final outcome will be a few slaps on the wrists.

Historically they only have one operation / media splash per year. They even stated "we are shifting our focus to caring for the victims".

Business as usual.

**Paradigm71** · 05-24-26 16:30

Originally Posted by PCStockman [View Original Post]

I agree completely about the underage issues. However, it seems to me the news reporting (purposefully?) convolutes Chinese massage issues with the people trying to engage with minors. The Massage locations are not trying to entice underage people to come in for a massage. Maybe I am reading the news incorrectly but this is all arranged to cast to as bad of light as possible on the Chinese stores.

The news tends to imply that Asian massage establishments are all guilty of this sort of behavior when it is really 50% or less that get into the HE or more side of the business. There are a lot of shops that are legit and you will never get anything extra at them or at least nothing actually illegal is going on. This also causes problems for those legit establishments when it comes to finding a space to lease because many landlords will not rent to Asian massage business owners because of what some are doing.

As for the human trafficking, I don't see it around here in the L1 AMPs at least. The red flag that is always used to indicate trafficking, living in the shop, is typically the worker's choice for convenience and financial benefit. Those workers usually do not drive or have family in the area so living in the shop is a win-win for both. The worker gets cheap accommodations and the shop owner makes a little extra towards their business rent (under the table even).

It's the FS shops like Sakura, the hotel Asians, and some of the AAMPs that I suspect might be more likely trafficking candidates, not ones like Red Leaves.

**Blu Ray** · 05-24-26 15:24

Originally Posted by DatBoi720 [View Original Post]

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She is older and fatter than her pics. She is flaky too didn't keep the appointment the first time. I don't recommend at all, total failure.

**OhioPolock** · 05-24-26 15:18

All the masseuse women I have seen have been 30+. They're always older than their pictures in my opinion.

Originally Posted by PCStockman [View Original Post]

I agree completely about the underage issues. However, it seems to me the news reporting (purposefully?) convolutes Chinese massage issues with the people trying to engage with minors. The Massage locations are not trying to entice underage people to come in for a massage. Maybe I am reading the news incorrectly but this is all arranged to cast to as bad of light as possible on the Chinese stores.

**PCStockman** · 05-24-26 14:17

I agree completely about the underage issues. However, it seems to me the news reporting (purposefully?) convolutes Chinese massage issues with the people trying to engage with minors. The Massage locations are not trying to entice underage people to come in for a massage. Maybe I am reading the news incorrectly but this is all arranged to cast to as bad of light as possible on the Chinese stores.

Originally Posted by TheMilkMan13 [View Original Post]

No doubt. But the underage ones disgust me. Those ones absolutely thought they were meeting someone under 18.

**Outtatissues79** · 05-24-26 13:42

Originally Posted by TheMilkMan13 [View Original Post]

No doubt. But the underage ones disgust me. Those ones absolutely thought they were meeting someone under 18.

So we need to start ID'ing. WTF.

Between raids and now potentially statutory charges. Back to researching vr compatible toys.

**TheMilkMan13** · 05-24-26 11:08

Originally Posted by PCStockman [View Original Post]

Law enforcement / Yost are basking in the glow of their successes. They have completed their public show of arresting, charging and seizing of cash. There will be very few actual convictions with the exceptions of the issues involving minors. They like to target Chinese massages places to get broad attention. They can tag on "human trafficking" and "money laundering" but that is virtually never the case with these women. The businesses will be shut down, the women told to get out of the town and the building owners chastised. The Chinese women want the money. They will relocate and hopefully we will get some new ones back in the area soon.

No doubt. But the underage ones disgust me. Those ones absolutely thought they were meeting someone under 18.