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I meant that if his name is Michelle, he used to be a woman, but forgot to change his name to Michel.

Judging by the photos in this ad, I'd say that he went by another GENDER at one point. Seems he forgot to change his name, too.

WOW is right!

You've solved the "problem" by outing him as a cheat. At first, I was going to say, "Be a good guy and offer him a free massage next time," but when I read that he had such a severe reaction, I realized that anyone who was THAT allergic would tell you first. However, you have probably decided by now to ask your clients if they have allergies, and note that you use lavender (and perhaps other allergens) in your lotion. It's a good idea to do that. Many restaurants will ask about allergies when I make a reservation on line. They know that EMTs rushing into their place of business at a crowded hour is not good for business!

A body like that, and he doesn't offer erotic massage? What a waste!

Audra McDonald and Michael Shannon will be in this revival of his 1987 two-character play, opening in May at the Broadhurst. Kathy Bates played in the original production, and Audra McDonald will certainly give a different interpretation to this role, 32 years later, at least physically.

AHA! I was going to provide a link to his Rentmen ad: https://rent.men/Sweet_Jason Someone suggested yesterday that his pics are not accurate. Glad to have this confirmed. But you've been to him......how was he? Inquiring minds want to know!

My last 411 for today. Anyone? https://rentmasseur.com/Kennethz

You should contact the management at Shangrila, either Mark or Jack, with your complaints and concerns. Client satisfaction is VERY important to them, and they are honest, sincere, and ethical in everything they do. You will definitely get a response from them.

I just looked at the link that Oaktown supplied. Seems that I'm not the only one interested. One odd thing, on one of his reviews. It's a very short favorable review, and he replies, that he'll "try harder" next time. What's up with that??? He also says that his home is NY, and that he'll be in NY March 18-22. What's up with that??? Too good to be true? Lots of questions, but no answers. I know one thing: I'd never spend $200 without a solid recommendation from someone in The Spa.

Thank you! As the old adage goes, "If it seems too good to be true, it usually is."

Another new masseur? A tad expensive, but might be the find of the week! Anyone? https://rentmasseur.com/Sweet_Jason

Seems to be a new masseur? Anyone have any experience with him? https://rentmasseur.com/Realman_NY

I'm not a massage maven, which some people on this site are. But I can tell you that Victor has strong hands, and can definitely massage with strong pressure.

All kidding aside, I would not tip at $160/hr. That said, the session would have to be REALLY special. When I go to a spa, the hourly spa fee is $60, another spa is $80 (and I don't go there often), and my usual tip is $60.

I gave him $140. More than it was worth, obviously, but he's a decent, honest guy, and he needs the extra $50 more than I do.

I've been a very satisfied client of Arjun for about 7-8 years. Highly recommended! Great body, hung, knows how to massage and to play. Go for it! You will thank me.

I took the plunge yesterday, and was disappointed. His stats and photos are accurate, and he's a nice, honest, decent guy. Russian, been in the USA for four years. He's still learning how to massage; he has a teacher, but I'd say he needs more lessons. He's tentative, doesn't go deep, though I told him he could -- and should. He's slow and deliberate; spent 90 minutes on my back, shoulders, and legs. Not ready for prime time, IMHO.

I had recommended a masseur to a friend, and he visited the masseur's ad on Rentmasseur, and told me that he must have left "a trace" of his visit, because the masseur contacted him (via text, probably; he didn't say) to tell my friend that he was available to give a massage this weekend. When we visit a masseur's site, we leave our address? I don't text, and I don't have a phone, and I have never been contacted by a masseur after visiting his site, which I do with my computer. I don't understand how my friend could have been contacted by the masseur, just because he viewed the masseur's ad. I'm not too savvy on these things -- obviously! -- and I'd appreciate knowing how this occurs. Thanks.

I saw Allen today in NYC, and had a great time. Excellent massage, nice "extras," and he's a super-nice guy. I told him that I plan to see him when he's in NYC in May.

OK, I like Victor at Utopia and Alex at Shangrila. Both are quite interactive, if you get my drift. Jerry at Utopia doesn't go as far, but he is a delightful guy, a pretty good masseur, and knows how to make a client feel pampered.

Don't be lazy! There are many, many comments in previous threads.

This is the first time I've ever seen an ad like this! I thought the $1 was a typo until I read the text. I notice that he does not list "therapeutic" as an option, which interests me! I'd try him, and would not attempt to pay him less than $140 to come here, and I'd pay him more if I liked the massage. But I'd feel more confident if someone could give a recommendation.

I tried to PM you, but could not. I have been a client of Pierre's for about ten years, so obviously I like his massages, and we hit it off personally. I have recommended him to others. That said, his ad promises a lot more than he delivers, and even I, a fan, admit that. I recently forwarded his ad to someone in The Spa -- without a full recommendation; I said, "This may interest you." He hired Pierre that night, and was VERY disappointed, and said so in The Spa. (If you look for postings about three weeks ago, you will find it.) I can readily see why Pierre might lack some enthusiasm on certain days, which is highly unprofessional, and would make me reluctant to recommend him, I'm not a massage maven, like some people in The Spa, who can really point out the good and bad technical aspects of a massage. But even I will admit that Pierre is not a skilled masseur, though I find an hour with him to be very sensual and sexy. MY reaction on that score may not be YOURS.

There's a thread here, 411 on Julian, and Julian's ad says that "after-hours" massages are available for "a reasonable surcharge." I'm sure you realize that anyone seeing you in the wee hours will expect you to pay a little more than usual rates: https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/37517/