Somewhat agree. And the graduated “tipping” rates are somewhat a turn off. Some masseurs may have gotten ideas from a private equity for unbundling of services. Eg. For xx service, this is the rate. For additional xx service, add extra $. Most of the time, I usually look for a great massage and extras are just really extras.
Anybody tried Rosh and know how he looks like? He was available yesterday and could have booked him but decided to pull back because of lack of review….
Since you’re licensed, I don’t think you offer extra services, do you? Maybe being licensed is somewhat of a negative. You can still advertise in Instagram about your services …
Zigg, it sounded like they don’t care about our feedback.
They could go for rebranding e.g. change of aliases, few hair tricks and all and they become a new person. The posted photos in RM is not even accurate. The only way this situation can be prevented is when the management intervenes and filter out the bad experiences/masseurs.
I think it’s the law of supply and demand as well as inflation. HK has been in business longer than other spa because of its competitive base prices, tipping aside. If the base price plus tip exceeds RM’s average prices, it will be a different story.