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1. Eliminate Predatory Pay Practices Adopt a fair 50/50 revenue split between the spa and the masseur. For example, a $70 massage should be split equally, with each receiving $35. Many men’s spas pay masseurs $20 and $50 goes to the spa for a 60mins massage. It is highly unreasonable for a 90-minute massage to cost $100 and the masseur receives only $30 and the spa keeps $70. If the current pricing predatory practice persist, upselling will always occur. 2. Hire attractive guys of all ethnicity Many Men Spa’s already has too many Asians. We don’t always want twinkish Asian masseur as there are too many of them. We want Latino, Caucasian and Black masseurs. I would encourage to hire attractive masseurs with nice built muscular bodies. Many clients are willing to pay for these sort of well-rounded masseur.

Scammer on high alert. Unfortunately, there are people who are desperate enough to fall for the scheme. Always ask for verification photos. Like writing down username on piece of paper with today’s date or holding up X number of fingers. If he refuses to Facetime or charges a high fee for video call, well that is 100% scam.

Open a hookup app, find a random average looking guy you don’t find attractive, ask him to give you an amateur massage with some fun once you see him in person. And boom! ALL FREE!

Frankly, he is not the type I would spend my money on or go crazy for. I think people here have different tastes.

That actually sucks. I actually go there quite frequently.