Typical
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Nick is a competent masseur. B/B+. Nice guy. Great physique. He is indeed the same guy as the "Tom and Jerry" ad. And he previously advertised with another "Nick" - "Nick and Nick".
Just ask him to play background music during the session rather than an inspirational/ positive thinking lecture and you will be good to go.
Not sure what his solo rates are these days.
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To be honest...
I'm not a huge fan of "novices" who repeatedly post asking for names
of massage therapists who offer more than legitimate massage.
It just smells like the vice squad is trolling the forums.
I don't know if it's the vice squad, but it's inappropriate to divulge information pertaining to the private activities between two adults in a public forum such as this. Even private messages can be problematic in this regard.
If someone advertises as an escort, fine. They have put themselves out there as offering such services. But masseurs should not be subjected to this type of voyeurism.
In many cases it's probably useless practical information anyway as people do different things with different clients because they know and like them. They trust them (they believe they won't "kiss and tell' on a forum such as this). They are attracted to them....etc., etc.
Often it's a matter of building a rapport with a masseur to get to a different level of experience. That may take time. And frankly that can add to the satisfaction and the fun.
But a sure way to end any beyond expectation encounters with a therapist is to start blabbing about it here.
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It’s all about mutual attraction. Plain and simple.
And timing. Like all humans, sometimes masseurs want more and sometimes they don't.
Sometimes they just had it and don't want it again...for awhile.
So, unless you specifically request and/ or pay for it, you can't expect more than the bargained massage.
It all depends on the day, the person, what you wear, how you smell, what you say....
So many variables.
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I agree nice to see a review. But MF site has gone down hill so bad thus forcing people over to RM. MF stopped allowing shirtless pics (WTF) and stopped allowing reviews (again WTF). Then there was massagem4m (now defunct). I found the quality of guys there SERIOUSLY lacking. Most were rub n tugs.
RM is based outside the United States. MF is not. MF and all other U.S. based sites are rightly wary of potential criminal prosecution under FOSTA-SESTA, which was signed into law by Donald Trump in April 2018. Anything than can conceivably be interpreted as promoting online sex trafficking (this means what exactly?...hmmm...who knows?) is subject to CRIMINAL prosecution. Website operators can be held fully responsible for the advertised activities of third party providers on their sites under the law. There is no longer a "safe harbor". If an advertiser does something illegal, the website operators may be held criminally liable. Period.
If I ran a massage website based in the U.S., the providers would have to wear burkas in the photos!
FYI
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Apparently there are still folks who send $5,000 to the very nice Nigerian lady who really, truly wants to send $10 million to their bank account if only she could get the processing/handing/insurance fee...and the bank account number!!!
I suppose we should make an effort to warn people about the multitude of scam artists if we can, right?
Money or iTunes cards up front = a scam.
Every. Single. Time.
- Moe, mystery_man and Capitano
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I'm trying to put together the word ***s in this context??
Anyway, he sounds like DELIGHTFUL company for $900.
bahahaha
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Saw them in Columbus on one of their visits in 2018. Pleasant guys and I love that one of them walked on my back. The rest of the massage was fine and I'd probably grade it as a B. That said, I've wanted to see them again, but I have been out of town on their return trips.
Walked on your back? Like George Jefferson walked on Mr. Bentley's back???
Seems risky.
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Ahhh, social media.
Perfect strangers squabbling about absolutely nothing.
- Dmitri, + nycman, + azdr0710 and 1 other
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Doesn’t seem to work
Probably just Google Guysway Kentish Town Massage and you will get his profile.
Guysway.co.uk is a masseur site in the U.K.
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Replying in general, not to the post immediately above asking about Asian masseurs.
This guy - Marc is his name - is pretty great. He's Italian. Reasonably priced. Adorable in my opinion. Nice flat in north London. Well educated and informed. And an absolute sweetheart!
guysway.co.uk/u/massuer-fo7ae7
Kentish Town Massage.
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Darts on the map indeed, but it's still puzzling.
Unless rentmasseur is running some promotions with FREE advertising for a month or so.
Here is some more nonsense: Poland, Colorado Springs, Indianapolis, and Jacksonville, WTF?
I wonder if the Odessa Ukraine, or Saint Petersburgh Russia, or wherever, "war room" scam operators think they are clever by targeting smaller markets hoping for a more naive audience that will send in a credit card number upon request, or whether they simply have no idea where these random cities are or what they represent.
They could at least remember not to have their fake masseurs in the same cities several hundred miles apart on the same days!
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This guy contacted me on RM without me initiating contact. He told me to text him. I let him know he was out of my price range. He kept sending me more messages wanting me to text. I made it clear I wasn't interested. His insistence on me texting made me not want him to have any of my info. I wonder if there are ways people can rip you off just by having your phone number.
These odd ads are generally fake. The photos are often stolen from social media accounts. And then scams are run from "war rooms" in the Ukraine or wherever. They try to get you to send money for an "appointment", which of course will never happen. Or get enough information to build an identify theft profile.
Don't share any information with them at all.
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At $150+ for an hour no tip is necessary, unless there are very compelling reasons. (wink wink)
It really isn't the money. It's being considered a fool.
If you are a regular customer, guys appreciate that. They know you are reliable, you are not going to waste their time, are not crazy and not an axe murderer. They set their fees to compensate for a certain amount of uncertainty, wasted time and silliness. If you help them avoid nonsense and earn a steady income without wasted effort and additional marketing, then you have done your part.
It works very well from both sides.
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He is legit!
So you have seen him and all is well?
This thread and the previous linked thread are a bit confusing to me.
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He is legit!
So you have seen him and all is well?
This thread and the previous linked thread are a bit confusing to me.
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Thanks for sharing. Good to know
What were your non verbal hints?Rock hard boner?
He's an excellent masseur, regardless.
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It's easier to flee than evict.
First time at their place.
Then go from there.
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Can ANYONE on this thread write utilizing correct English grammar?
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The downside of sites like this is that a number of masseurs curtail the experience for fear of being blabbed about in a public forum.
It's my opinion that if a masseur doesn't publicly advertise certain enhancements those situations should remain confidential. I can't say 100% I have lived up to that expectation, but will going forward.
Sometimes things happen that are not standard operating procedure. That's great! Those instances should be kept private for numerous reasons.
In this day and age discretion is a valuable and appreciated quality.
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What were your non verbal hints?
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Very Suspicious -- Watch out for this guy
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The guy doesn't exist. At least he doesn't in the massage world. You were communicating with a middle aged woman smoking a cigarette in a Ukraine basement trying to get iTunes gift card numbers out of gullible Americans.
This scam has been discussed endlessly.
Upfront iTunes requests (or anything up front for that matter) is a scam. No different from the nice lady in Nigeria desperately wanting to send you $10 million once she gets a small $5,000 handing and insurance fee and your bank account number!
Be careful.