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it is a little off putting to think that very good looking people would get a massage discount-your face is buried for almost the entire massage anyway, plus it makes you think that anything less than VGL or very fit is much more effort. Not the greatest marketing tactic I would suggest.

That's nice Spencer.....however your inner beauty does not meet my standards....so no need to even know, in my opinion, if you're facially VGL yourself.

Look at his rentboy.pro link.

Look at his rentboy.pro link.

Is it odd that all the recommendations come from different newbie users?

Just visit him was a waste of time and money

Wow, that was nasty and rude... What are you so bitter about?

I just don't understand how a client can accept a massage as "erotic" if the masseur doesn't get naked. I'm also surprised that he includes a happy ending when he's a guy that keeps his shorts on.

Yes! Mike was at EMS.

In NYC. (And not the hotel...)

"Very fem" twinks can be pretty damn hot in bed!
 
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It's kind of funny (well, to me at least). I've been seeing all these thread about this guy or that guy, and most of them have been these very muscular, hairy guys, and mostly older, as in late 30's to 50's I'd guess. I kept thinking "nope, not interested" because I'm more interested in smooth, thin guys in their 20's. Instead of being judgmental and saying how gross these older, hairy guys are in the other threads, I thought - hey, people like what they like and we all have different tastes. No need to rain on their parade. I guess I was wrong. I should have called them names and talked down to them for not liking the same type of guys that I like. Who knew?

Regardless of whether the client may or may not have seen the new rates, it's up to the masseur to disclose any changes in prices. If you go to a spa, prices are posted, but with an independent masseur, it is entirely possible that a client may never see the masseurs ad again after the initial booking. I have several masseurs' phone numbers in my phone and I contact them directly without looking for their ads. If the masseur wants their regular clients to pay the new rate, that's a conversation they need to initiate. A masseur would be stupid to think "Gee, I hope they saw my new rates online." I see a masseur privately who used to work at a spa. I used to pay the spa rate to see him, but now I pay more to see him privately (almost double what I used to pay, actually). I can certainly see the need to charge more going independent, and I choose to pay his new rate. However, if I paid $X to see someone last month and now they want to charge me $20, $50 more and there's no significant change in situation that I'm aware of, I will make the decision if he is worth the extra money. Ideally, he should tell me of the new rate at the time of booking my next appt. If he tells me as I'm paying after the massage is over, that's bad manners.
 
Raising rates on repeat customers usually isn't a good idea. As stated above, repeat clients are their bread and butter. It's easy money and no hassle. They know what the expectations are with their client; there's no stress about potential law enforcement; there's significantly less risk of no show or last minute cancellations, etc. If they want to test the waters to see if they can get more with new clients, then more power to them. As the client, I have every right to decide if I'm willing to pay the new rate. But thank you for your judgmental comment about being a cheapskate. Very helpful to the conversation!

Oh, the irony of someone named "Beancounter" calling someone a cheapskate!

Regardless of whether the client may or may not have seen the new rates, it's up to the masseur to disclose any changes in prices. If you go to a spa, prices are posted, but with an independent masseur, it is entirely possible that a client may never see the masseurs ad again after the initial booking. I have several masseurs' phone numbers in my phone and I contact them directly without looking for their ads. If the masseur wants their regular clients to pay the new rate, that's a conversation they need to initiate. A masseur would be stupid to think "Gee, I hope they saw my new rates online." I see a masseur privately who used to work at a spa. I used to pay the spa rate to see him, but now I pay more to see him privately (almost double what I used to pay, actually). I can certainly see the need to charge more going independent, and I choose to pay his new rate. However, if I paid $X to see someone last month and now they want to charge me $20, $50 more and there's no significant change in situation that I'm aware of, I will make the decision if he is worth the extra money. Ideally, he should tell me of the new rate at the time of booking my next appt. If he tells me as I'm paying after the massage is over, that's bad manners.
 
Raising rates on repeat customers usually isn't a good idea. As stated above, repeat clients are their bread and butter. It's easy money and no hassle. They know what the expectations are with their client; there's no stress about potential law enforcement; there's significantly less risk of no show or last minute cancellations, etc. If they want to test the waters to see if they can get more with new clients, then more power to them. As the client, I have every right to decide if I'm willing to pay the new rate. But thank you for your judgmental comment about being a cheapskate. Very helpful to the conversation!

Hi, Jack! (bigman)
 
Even though this is obviously Jack advertising, why would anyone want to go there? Especially when you say “But he do not do another thing to you”?

haha I started typing that the guy in my profile pic is 18yo and he was absolutely delicious! He was a bit shy but I did get a few pics of him before we moved on to the fun stuff.
I don't care if someone else doesn't like him because he's not 38yo, 220lbs and hairy. We all have our own tastes. To each their own!

He definetley looks delicious.

haha I started typing that the guy in my profile pic is 18yo and he was absolutely delicious! He was a bit shy but I did get a few pics of him before we moved on to the fun stuff.
I don't care if someone else doesn't like him because he's not 38yo, 220lbs and hairy. We all have our own tastes. To each their own!

It's kind of funny (well, to me at least). I've been seeing all these thread about this guy or that guy, and most of them have been these very muscular, hairy guys, and mostly older, as in late 30's to 50's I'd guess. I kept thinking "nope, not interested" because I'm more interested in smooth, thin guys in their 20's. Instead of being judgmental and saying how gross these older, hairy guys are in the other threads, I thought - hey, people like what they like and we all have different tastes. No need to rain on their parade. I guess I was wrong. I should have called them names and talked down to them for not liking the same type of guys that I like. Who knew?

Oh, the irony of someone named "Beancounter" calling someone a cheapskate!

Regardless of whether the client may or may not have seen the new rates, it's up to the masseur to disclose any changes in prices. If you go to a spa, prices are posted, but with an independent masseur, it is entirely possible that a client may never see the masseurs ad again after the initial booking. I have several masseurs' phone numbers in my phone and I contact them directly without looking for their ads. If the masseur wants their regular clients to pay the new rate, that's a conversation they need to initiate. A masseur would be stupid to think "Gee, I hope they saw my new rates online." I see a masseur privately who used to work at a spa. I used to pay the spa rate to see him, but now I pay more to see him privately (almost double what I used to pay, actually). I can certainly see the need to charge more going independent, and I choose to pay his new rate. However, if I paid $X to see someone last month and now they want to charge me $20, $50 more and there's no significant change in situation that I'm aware of, I will make the decision if he is worth the extra money. Ideally, he should tell me of the new rate at the time of booking my next appt. If he tells me as I'm paying after the massage is over, that's bad manners.
 
Raising rates on repeat customers usually isn't a good idea. As stated above, repeat clients are their bread and butter. It's easy money and no hassle. They know what the expectations are with their client; there's no stress about potential law enforcement; there's significantly less risk of no show or last minute cancellations, etc. If they want to test the waters to see if they can get more with new clients, then more power to them. As the client, I have every right to decide if I'm willing to pay the new rate. But thank you for your judgmental comment about being a cheapskate. Very helpful to the conversation!

I am hoping you are joking in that last sentence, lol!
I also never comment on 90% of the guys, even though I wouldn't ever have sex with them even if it was free. What would be the point in those comments? All you do is upset the escort, upset those who like that escort, and make plenty of enemies for no benefit to yourself whatsoever.
Anyway it is a very old idea: De gustibus non est disputandum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_gustibus_non_est_disputandum

It's kind of funny (well, to me at least). I've been seeing all these thread about this guy or that guy, and most of them have been these very muscular, hairy guys, and mostly older, as in late 30's to 50's I'd guess. I kept thinking "nope, not interested" because I'm more interested in smooth, thin guys in their 20's. Instead of being judgmental and saying how gross these older, hairy guys are in the other threads, I thought - hey, people like what they like and we all have different tastes. No need to rain on their parade. I guess I was wrong. I should have called them names and talked down to them for not liking the same type of guys that I like. Who knew?

It's kind of funny (well, to me at least). I've been seeing all these thread about this guy or that guy, and most of them have been these very muscular, hairy guys, and mostly older, as in late 30's to 50's I'd guess. I kept thinking "nope, not interested" because I'm more interested in smooth, thin guys in their 20's. Instead of being judgmental and saying how gross these older, hairy guys are in the other threads, I thought - hey, people like what they like and we all have different tastes. No need to rain on their parade. I guess I was wrong. I should have called them names and talked down to them for not liking the same type of guys that I like. Who knew?