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Thanks for the info and link. too bad he's fake. sorry you had a bad experience with him.

He used "release" in his description... that just made me hopeful... but wikipedi says is a legit type of massage Trained in Swedish, deep tissue, neuromuscular therapy/triggerpoint and myofascial release. Therapeutic bodywork only- specialize in shoulder, neck, back, and sore muscle relief. Myofascial release (MFR, self-myofascial release) is an alternative medicine therapy that claims to treat skeletal muscle immobility and pain by relaxing contracted muscles, improving blood and lymphatic circulation, and stimulating the stretch reflex in muscles.

Has anyone tried this guy yet?

I agree, but he should use the old thread. Why create a new thread about the same guy?

This guy is visiting San Diego again.

In San Diego again, has anyone tried him yet?

Wow. Just for replying in such a professional way I’d hire you Usually what I’ve also seen is that some businesses acknowledge the comment in a public way and discuss the details in a private direct message. Well done

Yes, same guy! Thank you! On the previous thread it was discussed that he's purely therapeutic... but the rates seem to indicate otherwise. In my opinion, he's on the very expensive side for purely therapeutic

Yeah. I just block them. It has only happened once. It’s also common to use a temporary number. Lots of apps do this. Or google voice.

Seems great! We just need more guys to know about it

It's been discussed that is customary to tip more on Thanksgiving and Christmas... what about Easter Sunday?

Can anyone see the full ad? It does not work for me Here is the link that is supposed to open https://www.masseurfinder.com/members/calebquinn.shtml The preview is below... when I click it opens a list of ads in San Diego.

Yeah, it's been always like that. Nothing new.

Thanks... without the forum intel, I would have hired him.

Strange, he has not deleted this review of half a star

Yeah, and it clearly shows when a guy is not certified, but makes an extra effort and might have seen a few YouTube videos on how to do a massage. I've had great massages from non certified guys. But others... it's a joke what they are doing. I'll be forever thankful to this forum for their guidance and advice when picking masseurs.

Has anyone tried this guy? https://www.masseurfinder.com/members/massagebyraffb.shtml Face seems familiar, but was not able to find any info threads about him. Price structure is odd, and he claims that massages can be more effective on a bed than table!

Yeah. I’m not asking them to get a license. Just a simple workshop to have a clue on what they are doing. License takes thousand of hours of practice.

I’m not talking about college. Just a workshop. A few weeks max. Personally I’d feel embarrassed to be offering massages and having no clue on how to give one. Even if I knew that my looks were the selling point.

I am wondering why all these masseurs that clearly are not trained and have no clue of what a massage is don’t attend some workshops or short courses on how to do a proper massage? Not asking for a full certification. Just some basic knowledge to be better at what they do. Aren’t they embarrassed of the mediocre massages they provide? I know we all like the extras, that’s why we are here, but some of them cannot even save the session with the extras.

Use Scruff. It has a lot of search features and you can use keywords too. But you have to use the paid version to use the advanced search functions.

I think he forgot to update his description... his location on top says San Diego

Just saw his pics on A4A, they are more revealing https://www.adam4adam.com/profile/view/Uncutlatintop86

Has anyone tried this guy? https://www.masseurfinder.com/members/gioc86.shtml# In-studio 30 min. $60 90 min. $160