JamesB

Bazinga!

I only share my age when contacting a provider, and I started doing this only a few years ago due to a little incident.

That may be true, but the reviewer claimed, "Photos are not accurate," while the original poster says he was a no-show. It can't be both; it's one or the other.

He has only one review from a long time member dated May 18 and it is a negative one. It states “Photos are not accurate; he was rude and did not do what he said he would. Bad experience.”

I always expect a masseur to have a massage table for both in-call and out-call appointments. However, there are exceptions, particularly when the masseur is traveling by plane. In such cases, I expect them to at least have a face cradle bed attachment.

This is what it looks like to me.

In the first picture on RM / third picture on Rmass, something doesn't look right with his arms.

It was an average experience at best. The booking process was straightforward, but the massage itself was unremarkable and didn't meet my expectations. It was obvious that he lacked formal training. The MT part was very limited, and the HE provided was basic. I won't be returning.

I agree; most of them are from accounts with only one review, created on the same day or very close to the review date.

I don’t mind providers choosing the "ask" option on RMass since the page doesn't allow for different price options to be displayed. At least MF offers flexibility with different time lengths, but RMass is very restrictive. A one-size-fits-all pricing approach isn’t realistic.

Strange, I see 2 public pics and no private pics.

Always ask the provider if they accept US dollars as payment and what their rate would be in that currency.

Additionally, the reviewer's account was created on the same day as the review. No to mention Number of appointments: 10+. 🚩

You can actually get a face cradle that attaches to the bed for like $100 on Amazon.

I've never met them, but the mere fact that they disclose a client's phone number in response to a review tells me everything I need to know about them.

I must admit that I don't particularly care or pay much attention if a provider describes themselves as Bi or gay. However, if they label themselves as straight, then I'm not interested. I can't recall having had a genuinely good encounter with someone who identified as straight.

While I understand that providers want to present themselves in the best light and may use filters and some editing, this guy has clearly gone to extremes. He doesn't even look real.

It seems more like a date than a professional hire. Of course, I'm not entirely sure about the nature of your relationship with your provider, but you might want to tone it down a bit.

Are you talking about https://rentmasseur.com/TommySky ?

One thing that got my attention is that the initial reviewer created their account the day before posting the review. The subsequent two reviews are from the same individual.

I've always believed that the rate paid and the tip given are distinct matters. In my reviews, I'll only mention the rate paid.

https://rentmasseur.com/CarameloBello

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If you're seeking a boyfriend experience or any other experience for that matter, it's advisable to inquire directly with the provider regarding their offerings. Confirm if their services align with your preferences, and don't hesitate to ask questions if unsure. Should you find that something important to you isn't mentioned, request it to gauge the provider's willingness to accommodate your needs. While some advocate for directness in asking for exactly what you want upfront, in my experience, there are two reasons why this approach may not always be ideal. Firstly, certain providers might agree just to secure the booking, but fail to deliver as promised. Secondly, there's a possibility that the provider may suggest something you hadn't considered, which you might find appealing to explore.

As recommended by everyone, a simple note should suffice if provided with 24 hours or more notice. In cases of less than 24 hours, I would consider negotiating a cancellation fee to be fair.