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I encountered the same thing on Grindr in LA recently. A guy responded hit me up unsolicited saying he was a CMT. He provided an offsite link to a page with several attractive masseurs, none of whom I've seen advertising in the more traditional sites. He wasn't a bot; he was actually answering my questions with detail. But then he kept pushing the $1.50 credit card reservation fee for more info, at which point I said I wasn't interested and blocked him.

Strictly therapeutic. I think handsomer/younger-looking in person than in his photos.

Wow, you were way ahead of the Lady G scandal last week.

Looks like his listing is down...perhaps for the pandemic. Anyone been in touch with him recently?

Looks like he's offering massage as well https://rentmasseur.com/Latinargnico

There are plenty of threads on most of the guys mentioned in this thread. One easy way is to search in the right hand corner on the last numeric digits in their urls, i.e. 21361 for Rob (easier than searching on their names, especially if they are common names like Rob or Ben). I can vouch for Clark. Parker was not memorable. Had a bad experience with Rob. Will not personally book Ben based on other threads on this forum.

Try "biracial"

I wouldn't say he's exceptional but I'm a sucker for a Southern guy with piercing blue eyes.

Also Ditto on Anthony with the cats (that being said, the cats were kept out of his immaculately clean massage room). Had a good experience with Anthony on the west side (with the killer blue eyes).

My friend who works at a local spa said attendance has dropped to one-third in the last two weeks.

His wife was the mom on "The Wonder Years." To see your husband struck and killed is terrible. I lived in Venice Beach and there are parts that are very dark and poorly lit. Add to that a huge homeless population, narrow streets and you're asking for an accident.

Tried messaging you but it didn't work. Let me know if you're still inquiring.

Went to Ole Henriksen on my gift certificate. It's in Sunset Plaza. The facilities are pretty dated, the locker room and shower claustrophobic. There is a large steam room, but I think it's co-ed? Maybe the entire facility is? Then men's and women's locker rooms are on opposite ends of the same hall with the steam room at the end. There were no female patrons but there always a cleaning lady vacuuming in the hall. Odd layout and odd vibe. Would not repeat.

The steam room in Hollywood will be closed tonight (Super Bowl Sunday) thru Tuesday.

I went twice in the last two months. First time was okay, the more recent trip was terrible. I would not repeat. PM me for details.

I also had a great experience with Anthony although he shortchanged me about 8-10 min in a 60 min massage.

You can PM for recommendations.

Never tried him, but even for 90 minutes that is expensive. Does he throw in a facial (the beauty kind)? At 6'4 and 185 pounds, a more apt name would be Paul Beanpole than Paul Bunyan!

It's a new year and I thought it might be good to gather all the disparate posts about Weho spas in one place. Here's a rundown. Feel free to share within the rules of the board, or message privately. West Hollywood Day Spa (formerly Meridian Day Spa) Good: Reasonably priced Bad: New ownership and a cautionary Yelp review led to a turnover in masseurs about six months ago. Several of the good ones left. Had a not good experience with a replacement (he was late, sweaty, talkative) and never went back after. Parking can be a challenge. Sparadise Good: Very reasonably priced, Thai (full body) massage, good massages, parking lot. Bad: Rooms are not quiet. Walls are not floor to ceiling. My last session was next to a couple and they were talking and laughing, the guy even farted and dropped all his change on the floor. One of the handsier masseurs just left. Gendamerie Good: Very friendly staff, boutique-style, free booze, good massages, valet Bad: Expensive, a bit run down for the price (i.e. the "locker room" is a claustrophobic space with open cubbies and one shower, though I have heard that multiple people may share it lol) Burke Williams Good: Friendly staff, facials and nail service, spa area with saunas/steam, attractive patrons, parking lot Bad: Expensive, hit-or-miss massages, strictly professional, not always clean (towels can pile up in the locker room and steam room) Prince Spa Good: Inexpensive, surprisingly attractive Asian masseurs (at least during my visit), minimal draping, definitely LGBT friendly Bad: No frills (but not dirty), street parking Ole Henriksen Haven't reviewed but it's very expensive. Have an gift certificate from work and will check it out. Voda Spa Haven't reviewed

Absolutely not.

The (multiple) posters who wrote that Grant screens for clients of size are trustworthy. One even ran his own separate masseur review blog where he shared dozens of his experiences -- good and bad. While there were times my own experience with masseurs on his (and this blog) differed than his, he never exaggerated or lied. There were posts on that site from additional clients who confirmed Grant's restrictions and erratic behavior. Ditto for those who wrote he does not see Asian clients. They are reliable, longtime posters. And some private messaged me with more details. He may go by Taylor or Grant, live in Weho or Phoenix, be therapeutic or sensual, but a leopard doesn't change his spots. He is responsible for the reputation he created, not clients.

Just FYI, it has been well documented that Grant does not like Asian clients. But judging by your profile name, maybe you will be an "exception."

Looks exactly like his photos. Very tatted if that's your thing. I had a nice massage and would repeat.

I've been to the one in West Hollywood but it seems the handsier, handsomer masseurs have left in recent weeks. Any recommendations for this or other locations?

Same guy I believe: https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=ph5d126e7cf13c0#1 Not a massage video but I'm sure you all won't complain. I'll have my next master post of hot massage videos coming this holiday week.