Capitano
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1 hour ago, DunwoodyGuy said:
Not sure what's going on with the high prices some reviews are quoting. He DM'd me a very reasonable $220 for an hour on RentMasseur and sent a very handsome face/body pic in a Speedo. I'm away the days he is here, or I would definitely try him.
While not insane & escort territory, I wouldn't call $220 an hour very reasonable either. 😉
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New name.
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Watch out, TX!
It makes sense that he turns out to be one of those travelers without a permanent base. No matter how big a city, you can only scam people for a limited time.
And he is now Adam from Aventura, LOL. It didn't take long.
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Listed in Tampa for a couple of days. Gone.
Typical hit-and-run, no intention in establishing a longer term client base, this says it all.
Use your big head. This site saved me time and money once more, thanks to all who posted!
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Someone has suggested to me that fucking back feels good and might discourage these scammers in the long run, especially given that RM & MF are on their side and there are no good remedies otherwise.
If you have been wronged and have another number, you can schedule an appointment and then tell him what you think about him or send him the review that he (would have) deleted instead of showing up.
I have several scammers who wasted my time and money on my shit list, but I am yet to pull that trigger. Maybe if I see them visiting central FL. Thoughts?
BTW, these asses are not ruining it just for the clients, they are also taking business away from good & honest masseurs.
My favorite hashtag which I saw recently: #WeFuckBack
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On 4/7/2024 at 5:27 PM, EnjoyMassSD said:
I've seen him. He is a bit on the dominant side but not a bad thing. Massage was decent. He does have strong hands but moved on to other things after 20 min. It's very big..
I totally get it and it is of course legit to be into a certain "dominant type."
I personally interpret "dominant" as "asshole who doesn't give a shit about what the client wants and will do what HE wants, period.". 😉
So, needless to say, I stay away as soon as I see "dominant" in an ad or review.
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Back to the topic, Andrew is one of my favorites, and I don't really care whether he is gay, straight, or bi. Competent masseur who gets naked without me having to induce him, ok sensuality (I almost always want more attention to my glutes), reasonable MT allowed, plus generally a very nice and pleasant person. His English is very good too. I also appreciate that he kept his rate under $200 till recently, a sign of a serious provider who values and wants repeat clients, not a "grab the money and run" type.
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It's hard to believe nobody has tried yet 😉
Bumping, now in Orlando.
As hot as his pix & profile are, I suspect that he has been around for a while and that this is a new name. Please prove me wrong! 😂🤣😅
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He mentioned having a job that requires discretion, that may explain his reluctance to send face pix. I never ask so it wasn't an issue.
As far as his skills, I didn't think he got no training. He offers to bring his table to outcalls, maybe he goes into the play mode if he senses that the client wants it? Or if he gets really horny? 😂
As far as the body, definitely not like that pic, but a good looking mature man. Shaved head when I saw him. The pic could still be him but at a much younger age.
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2 minutes ago, KensingtonHomo said:
I don’t have an issue getting responses. I’d say 80 percent respond.
i think your issue is you’re not asking a question or giving a time frame. Maybe you if you give a time “are you available next Monday or Tuesday? If so, can you tell me what your rates are?”
I also sometimes give a vague description like “I’m a married professional guy who enjoys erotic massage.”
I echo this. If you have specific questions, but definitely not more than 3, ask them. People are busy and trying to get new business while possibly doing the actual work at the same time. The more your questions suggest that they can quickly close the deal with a desirable client, the likelier their response. I don't remember having any non-responders over the last year or two.
Also, I think that many masseurs cannot or don't want to schedule more than a day in advance. There are of course exceptions, and I honestly avoid them, I cannot commit to a massage 3 days from now 🤣.
On a side & related note, I hate open-ended questions here as well. Once in a while, I get messages asking me to "describe in more detail my experience" with masseur XYZ about which I commented in the forum. First, I often don't remember the details because it was typically long time ago. Second, I fucking say in the forum what I think is relevant. I can try to answer specific questions if I remember (e.g., how tall he was, how was his English, was his dick really big, etc.), but don't ask me to jog my memory and write an open-ended essay just for you, LOL. Third, it's really annoying when such an obnoxious and pretentious request comes from someone who hasn't contributed anything useful to the forum.
Masseurs don't know us. I wouldn't be surprised if they block potential clients that seem like too much work. Just like I block some members here. Nothing personal, it's just that we all have limited time and energy.
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1 hour ago, pubic_assistance said:
Sorry, but you're being ridiculous.
I was trying to keep the conversation on track, regarding the commentary about this guys fashion choices..
Your attempt to make a point about fashion by evoking "the Men's Wearhouse" is as ridiculous as bringing up O'Charley's in a conversation about fine dining.
To me his argument was that the look was more mainstream and acceptable to gay and straight men alike than the previous comments suggested. A legitimate point of view, one can agree or disagree, and I didn't detect any suggestion that Men's Warehouse was a fancy brand, just that it's mainstream and omnipresent, which seems like an obvious fact to me.
BTW I find that "arguments" "I am this, I am that, me, me, me" hurt one's credibility. Those that have good points to make typically don't resort to "proof by intimidation."
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On 10/21/2023 at 10:15 PM, Jonjon7984 said:
Hey fellas… just wanted to put up here to avoid this masseur at all costs. He was horrible. He’s a gay-baiter and is not honest about his services.
the massage was mediocre at best and he cut it short 10 mins… he also had the TV on the whole time and was watching sports! Haha
It was all super awkward and bad. Avoid at all costs!
Someone has suggested to me that fucking back feels good and might discourage these scammers in the long run, especially given that RM & MF are on their side and there are no good remedies otherwise. If you have another number, you can schedule an appointment and then send him the review that he (would have) deleted instead of showing up. I have several scammers who wasted my time and money on my shit list, but I am yet to pull that trigger. Maybe if I see them visiting central FL? Thoughts?
BTW, these asses are not ruining it just for the clients, they are also taking business away from the good guys.
And yeah, this guy's pix are major alarm bells, designed to make the client's small head take over ;-). Thanks for the alert, I was just checking his ad!
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It's official, I was just quoted $400 for 90 minutes of massage with both naked and MT.
Power to him if he can charge these rates, but I am not interested. I actually can't think of any model, athlete, or whatever for which I'd agree to such a deal, and yeah, there are masseurs hotter than him IMHO who ask less than $300. The beauty of the free market, everybody gets to choose ;-)
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43 minutes ago, d.anders said:
That's very true. Thank you. I did not consider that possibility. Re-reading his ad, I could sense someone from another country speaking. European men do the exact opposite of what American "straight" guys do.
Every time I visit I get surprised by how far their men are willing to go in order to be fashionable. I refuse to wear uncomfortable clothes, period. OK, I refuse to care or spend more than an absolute minimum of time and effort on buying clothes too 😅🤣😆
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Could be a European thing.
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4 hours ago, viewing ownly said:
Believe reviews of people from here, both good and bad. Pay attention to when the reviews are made, though. So many people are like you pointed out "thinking with the wrong head" and making a terrible decision when MANY people on here gave fair warning to avoid.
"He shorted me on time", "He wouldn't even kiss", "He kept breaking away to use his phone", etc. Just get that people like this are never going to magically give a complete session with sucking your face and keeping the phone on vibrate.
Caution here too!
This forum is becoming influential, which is great news, but the downside is that it's attracting scammers and "influencers." Always consider the source and his reputation. If you see a new profile praising a masseur or an older profile habitually praising masseurs that get negative reviews from others, that is actually a bad sign.
I recently blocked a recent profile that recommended a scammer that I regretted hiring. I should have checked his activity and reputation, things are pretty obvious in retrospect.
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2 hours ago, starman05 said:
I'm mulling over trying out two new masseurs. While one of them has good reviews (and the others none at all), I've read comments that are telling me to think with my big head, not my little one.
I can easily lie to myself and ignore the signs to stay away from them, or try them out and live and learn, or try them out and be happily surprised.
Has anyone ever tried someone they "shouldn't" have and been happily surprised?
Reviews on RM and MF tend to be useless garbage. Yeah, there are some honest ones but fake ones prevail IMHO.
Reasons to be extra careful: (1) too many rave reviews obviously written by the same person, especially if the profile is recent and (2) profiles that have been around for a long time and have no reviews.
As far as new profiles, they could be a better bet if they are genuinely new, but there's always the risk of them really being old, just under a new name, and these are toxic. It's always a good idea to ask this forum whether someone recognizes them, but you may not be alerted on time.
Also, avoiding new guys who charge a lot, especially if their pix reveal modeling aspirations, is a good idea. These are the most important "use your big head" situations. 😅
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Busted. It turns out he has a profile on RM with another home location listed. I'd so stay away.
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One more: staying in dumpy motels & rentals when traveling.
I was just about ready to book with a new masseur visiting central FL when he sent me the address earlier today. Yikes! I don't even know what/how to respond.
I am not into fancy downtown hotels because parking is usually a bitch and the masseur needs to come down to get you up to his room, but come ON! A decent looking house or hotel/motel with plentiful parking, not something sketchy like out of a movie.
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Back in the Tampa Bay area, I strongly recommend avoiding.
Always be skeptical about frequent national travelers without a permanent base, or an obviously fake one. Unless you see rave reviews here of course.
Regional travelers repeatedly and frequently visiting smaller markets can actually be a good bet. It could be a sign of loyal client base.
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Another bump, it's curious nobody has tried him yet 🤔
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Yikes, what a story!
As if we needed more reasons to never-ever pay deposits, we now have another one: The account may have been hacked! WOW!
Cheers and best wishes to all, this was a valuable lesson, thank you for sharing! It's also nice to see how things get clarified and taken care of when the community comes together.
RelaxWmee in Florida
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Bump.
I am puzzled by the lack of feedback here 😉
Anyone?