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What are red flags or a big no no when looking at a masseur's ad?

 

Mine are 1) Hiding face 2) Showing way too many pictures than what you are all about and 3) Replying to email or text next day.

 

Let's hear yours! Please NO name callings or disparaging comments or statements. Let's be ADULTS!

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1) Tons of posted reviews.....many posted just a few days apart

2) Instead of posting prices...it just says "Ask Me" (I consider that the biggest red flag)

3) Moving around alot. Not as in a "traveling masseur", but as in living in LA for 3 months, then moving to NYC for 3 months, etc. It is a sign to me that "burn bridges" then move onto another city

4) In their ad if they ask you to "pre-pay" online for your massage

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2) Instead of posting prices...it just says "Ask Me" (I consider that the biggest red flag)

While inconvenient, “ask me” is certainly NOT a true “red flag” for experienced clients.

 

I don't have an issue with the ask me, because it implies they are out of my league, either financially, physically, or bot

Ummmm, disagree

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NEVER pre-pay online for a massage that's not at a confirmed stationary place of business, unless you enjoy watching your dough vanish. Masseurs who list different cities too frequently do so to test the interest level waters, and don't really go to those places unless in would be cost effective.

 

I don't have an issue with the ask me, because it implies they are out of my league, either financially, physically, or both.

I interpret the "ask me" to be negotiable as to price and services. This type of deal is not related to theraputic services nor did I ever see this on masseurfinder. I have seen it on rentmasseur and usually when I pick up vibes that lead to more of an exotic message or "ask me" for more than a message . . . I'm listening and open to more. Kind of a borderline escort experience in the making.

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Just yesterday I ran into a huge red flag, he was located in 4 different cities for the same time frame on his profile, distance showed 800 miles away, when i asked when he was going to be in my area he said "tomorrow, want to book something? $250 deposit due now" i blocked his number at that point

 

And I'm guessing it was a fairly new profile. I like that RentMasseur has a "member since" under statistics in there profiles. While everyone has to start sometime, the majority of scams come from new profiles that pop up, take what they can, and then vanish.

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Too good to be true photos...

We all know what we have in our area, when suddenly someone that is super model quality shows up on the sites that is too good to be true, and there's no info here in the forums, most likely is that he's fake.

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