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Okay Gentlemen, this topic is about people flaking on appointments that they've agreed to. It started about clients flaking on providers, but it's reasonable for it to cover instances where it's the provider who flakes. This is not about preferences or about passing judgment on each other. That stops now. Of course, if anyone is suggesting that another forum member has flaked on them, that would pass muster, but I'm not sure anyone is doing that.

...and the vast majority of them think anytime you contact a provider and not end up hiring them you're a time waster.  

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Please remain on topic (Rainer) and stop posting about each other. 

Haven't seen him recently. But I would want to point out that his profile is a mix of photos spanning several years.
Looks like he's holding up well...as j see a few new ones...but be aware he's not a young and fresh looking as some if his older photos might lead you to believe.

He lists a "zero-tolerance policy for sexual harassment" on his website stating that massage will terminate immediately with no refund for the remaining time. 

As a one time customer of his, I can’t imagine why anyone would repeat what was my worst experience!

Except gonorrhea. It doesn’t protect against that. Or any viral infection including HPV, HIV, hepatitis B or hepatitis C.
Useful for chlamydia and syphilis though!

HPV is spread by skin to skin contact. Doesn't require penetration. A lot of wrestlers get it, and herpes, without even having sex.

HPV is also a big one that is often overlooked. One that causes anal and genital warts. Get your GARDASIL vaccines folks!

Massage therapists can potentially spread skin diseases or infections through skin-to-skin contact. Some examples include:
1. Fungal infections (e.g., athlete's foot, ringworm)
2. Bacterial infections (e.g., MRSA, impetigo)
3. Viral infections (e.g., herpes simplex, HPV)
4. Scabies
5. Lice or pediculosis
It's essential for massage therapists to follow proper hygiene and sanitation procedures to protect both themselves and their clients from potential skin diseases or infections. If you have concerns, always discuss them with your massage therapist.   
Have you ever had a bad experience?

Been around a long time. Goes by Tate or Tatem. Very mixed reviews. Search 42199 and more will come besides this:
 

I wonder what he would say after I was done f'ing him "hey, I was in a monogamous relationship until just now!"

Per Mae West
I said: “Give me 10 inches  & make it hurt!”
So he fucked me twice & slapped me. 

Had an appointment with Travis.  Very nice guy, ok massage, no extras.  Has a beard now, looks much older than the photos on masseurfinder. Has three dogs which were barking sometimes. Would not repeat

Because trained medical professionals say it is safe, yes, I’d recommend it.