massagefan320

I am very direct in my first message, typically asking for the rate and are you available today. A lot of these providers are free spirits, they literally don't know where they will be in two weeks. Some of these people are here today, gone tomorrow. If you are thinking of booking an appointment like you do your doctor, very few providers act that professionally, and you are better off going to Massage Envy. I read reviews here to get the lowdown on their massage, I wouldn't want to play 20 questions with a potential client either when I know most people in general aren't serious about booking an appointment.

Very few providers are literally available now when the status says so. Most need at least two hour notice (which is fine). Some say they are not available for the day, after I inquire. I wish there were more specific statuses, like available today, for instance.

Whenever it is dark in the room after the massage, and I can't see well, I always ask for the light to be turned on. I want to make sure I don't leave anything behind, for instance. Also, I always count the money at least two times before handing it over.

I don't even like it when my hair stylist tries to strike a conversation with me, but at least say a couple of sentences to me. I may go back, it's just extraverted people maybe turned off by him.

I had a similar experience with him last week as well, but I had sensual elements, and he did not short me on time. I enjoyed it, but he literally said about ten words to me the entire time.

Some places overseas will not accept Amex, I have encountered this before.

Disclosure, I work for Capital One. I just got the Venture X card, and it is not comparable to Amex Platinum. The Amex lounges are better than the Priority Pass lounges in general. Amex's other benefits trump the Venture X. Is the Platinum worth the $695 fee? Only if you travel a lot.

I saw him the other day and enjoyed the massage.

Services look like only bodywork.

I would rather be 20 minutes early than 5 minutes late. I am in my early 40s. My outcalls are always at least half an hour late. I do live uptown and the subway by me is slow. I tolerate the lateness up to a point. Do people arrive routinely late to incalls, I surely don’t.

I feel the same way and I live in NYC. I will stick to my regulars.

When I see "available now" and I don't get a response, I don't get upset, but I think it is in poor form. There is no obligation the person gets back to me. I wish the sites had an "available today" message in addition to "available now". (People also don't turn it off when they are not available anymore). I literally think "available now" means, available in the next two hours, but that is not how many people view that message. I get upset when I book an appointment, am waiting outside the person's apartment, then they cancel, like what happened to me yesterday. I also don't like to schedule too far in advance because of the number of cancellations I have experienced for various reasons, which all amount to, someone or something better came along...One masseur in NY does use a Square calendar that lets you schedule appointments. He still has to approve the appointment, but at least I know when he is not available for sure.

I had two messages recently, each masseur voluntarily told me they were slow...

I was told yesterday I would be getting an email to schedule a second shot here in NYC, the technician made me verify my email address carefully for this reason.

He had a girlfriend/fiancee when he massaged me years ago. He lived very close to me at the time. Nothing worth repeating for.