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Unless someone has the sex drive of a rabbit, I can't imagine paying for sex all night. And I like to sleep alone. If infatuated with someone I offer once early and once at night later, or even in the morning. Cheaper and more to the point.

From what I hear from friends, it seems they only check immigration for latinos in the US.

Hotels with that thin of walls usually get you a lot to more remember them by........bedbugs

got to be a joke. Cody's a great guy and is one of the most frequent commenters here. he's excellent.

I'm actually hoping the massage ad sites survive SESTA. But they won't if they clearly are investigating the advertisers so much on something like immigration. The government will argue, as with BackPage, that they should also have been aware then that there was sex going on and they could easily have also asked for copies of state massage licenses if they can ask for proof of immigration papers.

Summary of Zurich Hotels are expensive in Zurich and if you don't get in the AltStadt old city your taxi or Uber fares will be very high. Around Paragonya Sauna, the central library and the high green steeple church the whole area is a restored medieval city and very toney so any small hotel there will be fine. Still, expect at least $200/night for basic 3* hotels. Cheaper than having to pay for transport as the AltStadt is totally walkable. Paragonya Sauna and the hustler bar next door are the center of rentdom. Still most guys get customers online. Entrance to Paragonya is $37 and it's hit or miss. One day I went and there was exactly 1 guy there. The next day there were 30 clients and a dozen providers. Romanians and Brazilians are starting to predominate. Not sure what the fee is (maybe $100) as I did not see anything interesting. I did hire one Czech for $150 which included his driving to my hotel. Friends tell me $150 is the new rate, down from $200. ( A Swiss franc is about equal to a US dollar). Paragonya is the cleanest most modern sauna I have ever seen, it's big, and it's very high-tech artsy. Certainly, Barcelona's Thermas is a better deal but BCN is a rather hard connecting city while Zurich is easy, Swiss Air flights everywhere and a Star Alliance (United) hub. Even on reward flights United allows free stopovers on roundtrip tickets. You still have to pay the airport fee which can be almost as high ($45) as tickets on discount airlines to European cities. Still Zurich is a very easy close-in airport to connect through even on a stopover. (Hint- Avoid London Heathrow and Frankfurt-nightmares of endless walking and stairs). Background music in the airport terminal connector train is a recording of cow bells. cow moos, and long Swiss alpine horns. Relaxing after the initial surprise. Zurich only has about 1 million people but the highest per capita income and standard of living in Europe. A high % of immigrants, especially from the middle east. (virtually all Uber drivers).

Never been to eastern but I want to go. I stick to central Europe; Hamburg, Berlin, Zurich, Prague, Vienna, Budapest. Much better looking guys and many more than in western Europe and hotels much cheaper too (except Zurich). Spain is also nice.

Got to love this from MF's Terms and Conditions: "Please note that Advertisers and Users on this Website are not required to undergo a mandatory background check, criminal history evaluation, or registered sex offender check before using this Website, or posting an advertisement". So it's not up to MF to make sure your masseur is not a violent criminal, much less licensed. But MF will be vigilant that no one is subjected to a massage by an undocumented latino.

Has anyone ever gotten a bank to side with them in these disputes?? They take the charge off, give the seller so many days to respond, which can be something as simple as a copy of the bill, and then recharge you. It's theater. A few years ago I had a $1200 charge from a tattoo parlor in Hawaii placed 10 minutes after I was buying gasoline in Virginia (no fraud alert !?!). They withdrew the charge while in dispute. A month later they recharged me saying the business had provided a copy of the bill. I filed in Small Claims Court and they agreed to take it off. If you're in the same state, Small Claims Court is often a small fee alternative that gets results.

I spoke with a couple of my Czech friends and a Ukranian friend who advertise on MF when in the US and they said MF accepts their home country passports and driver's licenses as ID and they do not ask for visa proof. (Almost all passports are in native language/English/French). But my latino friends have all been kicked off MF for not having valid US ID and proof of legal residence here. MF will not accept their home country passports as ID.

They never have tats on the skin I'm interested in.

Vit (his real name) said he just got the full sleeves very recently. He's had the others starting at 15 (he's 28). The sleeves look good.

Twice in Prague I've asked my hotel how much to arrange a taxi to the airport and both times they said around $40. Both times I summoned Uber and the ride was about $14. The airport is not that big and Uber comes to departures (upper level) at Terminal 1 or 2 (it knows where you are). Of course, if you're really frugal, the Metro from the airport is less than $1 including a short shuttle bus between the airport and the Metro. For the ease and speed I don't mind splurging $14. Taxis are expensive. Going anyplace in Prague 1 or 2, central Prague, I've never had an Uber ride over 100CZK, $5. I have turned down a couple for almost twice that in peak rush hour or saturday night surge. That's very rare. This time coming from the airport to central Prague during extreme rush hour ( ) the fare was again about $14. Unless you learn the Metro and keep in their hours, there's no better and easier way of getting around Prague. Usually an Uber shows up in 2-4 minutes. The drivers are always Czechs with nice cars and decent English. Nice people. This is in contrast to my days in Zurich where Ubers took 10 minutes or more to show, often canceled, were $20- $40 for short trips and $40 to the airport, had surge pricing a lot, and were always middle-eastern with little German and zero English. (Twice in Zurich I got charged $6 for no-shows when it was the car that didn't show, and once I was charged $30 for a trip where the driver didn't show up!----all in 2 days !). Uber did adjust. Barcelona has banned Uber and that makes it expensive there.

I should have said they prefer no tattoos and won't hire anyone with a lot of them.

He told me Bel Ami won't hire guys with tattoos. His are very good ones. In America we like how tattoos mean a guy is usually more masculine.

Yes. Very easy. They come to departures which is upstairs. There are spaces they pull into.

MF accepts ads, and has many. In other countries accepting advertisers foreign ID's. Those advertisers can even travel. MF is only harassing and kicking out latino advertisers in the US who cannot show a Real ID, a green card, or visa.

Uber does and it's dirt cheap in Prague. $14 to the airport, $4 most in town trips.

It is odd that the Czechs tore down all pro-Russian statues after the wall came down except for this one.

Neither Craigslist or BackPage were closed for having ads by illegal immigrants. Even though I'm sure each had hundreds of such ads, the government didn't care enough to even mention it. MF has no valud reason to be tougher on immigrants than TSA which accepts foreign passports and no SS# state ids and drivers licenses. Not only are they putting themselves in greater jeopardy by screening for documents, but they are losing many $300/mo advertisers. Mean and stupid all around.

Dom Ully is 100 times better looking in person than his porn. Very small guy. 5ft 6 maybe. Perfect hair, skin, teeth, smile, etc. 28. Says mostly hetero but passes for gay. Avid soccer player. Lives a 2-3 hour drive away in Olomouc which is also Zdenek and Davids town. He looks like both. Good genes down there. Knows zero English and thankfully has never learned the word "no". Sure repeat keeper.

Again, there is ZERO chance they will shut down for "employing" illegals because they don't employ. If they are not just selling ads but also checking papers of advertisers besides age, then they are going to be shut down for not also checking state massage licenses. Bullet, meet foot.

That would be fine if true, but my friend and several others mentioned above have had their passports refused by MF for identification, along with foreign driver's licenses and state non-SS# IDs and drivers licenses. MassuerFinder needs to get out of immigration enforcement.