WestGuy

I saw Saul about a month ago. Nice guy, looks like his pictures, does not speak English well (he is from Spain). Massage was just average and he didn’t go the full hour. Wouldn’t repeat.

Also Jose. I see him regularly. Excellent massage. https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/28987/

Thanks! My search did not find this thread. Definitely a mixed bag! Will pass.

Hey guys, any recent feedback on this masseur? https://rentmasseur.com/AnthonyNYC. Or four handed with his partner? https://rentmasseur.com/LatinAllStars

I saw him in NYC a number of years ago when he was working under a different name. For what it’s worth, I remember him as a nice guy, nice looking but massage was unmemorable, as were the sensual elements which were either nonexistent or underwhelming. But no recent experience to offer.

You were wise to do so I think. This situation is rife with immigration fraud and in the current enforcement environment you would be running a substantial risk of prosecution.

Unless perhaps he works out of a shared massage space and needs to pay for the room time. That cost is usually part of the massage pricing.

Usually it’s the reverse!!

Interesting, because he does advertise an in-studio rate.

Handsome he is! One review on Rentmasseur but he has only been a member since June 20. Map of location is uptown in Washington Heights area but would be worth the trip.

Including one posted today that is super effusive and enthusiastic! Would be great if a forum member can corroborate these reviews!

I guess it beats getting thrown up against a wall by the “demon” and getting covered in projectile pea soup (I mean vomit).

I agree with this approach. I have had a couple of guys PM me about their experiences with certain providers I had recommended, when their experience did not match my experience with the same guys (I.e., their experience was less sensual). They weren’t angry but were disappointed. So I usually “undersell” that aspect and put in a lot of caveats about how long I have known the provider, our chemistry, etc.

I had a similar experience on Rentmasseur and the reason provided by the administrator was that there was no evidence I had contacted the masseur through the site. So I emailed the masseur through the site and he emailed me back an acknowledgment and my review was promptly accepted and published. I think others here may have had the same experience and that might be the issue why the site would not accept an otherwise appropriate review from you . Give it a try and see what happens.

Rentmasseur, its affiliated website, appears to have the same policy. A masseur I have known for years just started to advertise on Rentmasseur. I set up an appointment with him via a text, as I had always done, and my review of him was rejected for the same reason. So I sent him an email through Rentmasseur (telling him why I was doing so) and my review was approved almost immediately. I will add that the message from the RM WebAdmin provides a much better explanation of the reason the review was rejected than the Rentmasseur one does.

Saw him once a few months ago on a spur of the moment decision when my regular was out of town. Nice guy, friendly, mediocre massage and overall an underwhelming experience. Agree he is older than 29 but pics seemed pretty accurate.

“I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a massage today.”

That’s interesting. I do not believe Rentmasseur resets your visibility settings. It would seem to defeat the purpose if the site can just change it back to a setting the user specifically declined.

I have turned off the visibility feature on my Rentmasseur account, which allows you to view profiles anonymously.

From his current ad: “Pictures are required for first time bookings.”

Bumping this. Has anyone seen him?

His private photos are quite revealing. Have no experience to share though.

I saw Sean probably three or four times a couple of years ago. The massage was excellent and I had fun every time. But I have seen Jose consistently since then and he is my #1.

I always assumed that the use of the term “other” when there are potentially three other choices available indicated that the session, whatever it consisted of, did not meet one of those definitions. But since it is the reviewer’s choice what to select, I don’t know if you can have any definitive answer unless you know the reviewer and can ask him. Not sure the masseurs would be helpful but that’s worth a try too I suppose.