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Hey, I have been open for about a month in Cherry Hill, closer to Voorhees. I'll message you the info

As a massage therapist provider I never answer calls. One, almost no one calls, so when they do its become a red flag. When they do call and I answer it's usually nothing but sexual questions and basically becomes them wanting to waste my time or turn it into phone sex. For these reasons, I will never answer phone calls again.

I've had the most beautiful men but then have no energy or vibe with some of them. Then I have had guys that maybe arent as conventionally attractive but I have such a good time with. It depends more on the chemistry for me.

Exactly this!

Too much is on the line for providers. Esp if you are advertising massage in the US. I personally don't take or respond to clients that cannot read between the lines. Also, I provide pleasure because I want to, it's hot. The moment I feel like I am demanded to, I am out. But obviously this is not the case for many providers.

Thank you! Im always like....well, you just ruined it

I mean I don't know what was said, but as a provider I will never go into detail over text with a new client. Also when potential clients start asing questions not relevant to the massage like age, hobbies, weight, etc, its an immediate block for me. Too many people want to chat and never book. Also, I am not risking my livelyhood. My best clients book if i seem like something they want, and experience the massage. You're also going to see a difference between a massuer and a straight up rent boy.

I am licensed and because of that promote through massuerfinder. This also makes what I offer very hard to get into detail about because my license is on the line. My best clients book for a massage and enjoy the experience without asking too many questions prior. This isnt ideal for some clients but it is what it is.....

I am a massage therapist moving from Los Angeles to South Jersey (Cherry Hill). Is there a market there for massage? Anyone on here from that area?

I used to work here. It’s a very “depends on the therapist” vibe.

I ironically was way more financially secure during Covid than I am in the current economy.

Body odor is a big one for me. I’ve ended sessions over it.

I had a facial and massage business I opened in 2016 that I had to close this year due to the economy. Many of my clients work in entertainment , so the LA strikes took me out. The economy is proving to still be tough.

Yeah the economy has definitely been affecting the business…..

I’m a massage therapist in WeHo and it’s been so slow lately! Am I alone??