assessing skills and experience before booking...

[fuzzyOtter]

How do you politely ask a provider if their massage is more skilled than a rub&tug? I don't want to be rude, nor do I want to sound clinical. 

[+ sam.fitzpatrick]

One might be to ask about training or certification (if you are in a state where it is required.)

[jeezifonly]

Anyone who says they have worked in a spa 

Educational/training sources listed

They are listed on MasseurFinder, Rentmasseur, but not Rentmen (this one less reliable - some offer excellent service no matter what…

[jtwalker]

3 minutes ago, jeezifonly said:

Anyone who says they have worked in a spa 

Educational/training sources listed

They are listed on MasseurFinder, Rentmasseur, but not Rentmen (this one less reliable - some offer excellent service no matter what…

Where do you see this listed on RentMasseur?

[jeezifonly]

It’s not listed but will be volunteered in the About Me section.

Edited December 1, 2021 by jeezifonly

[+ 7829V]

Usually if they use a table is a good indicator that they’ve some idea. 

[LaCapGuy87]

I usually do an intro text asking about services and rates. Legit ones usually give enough information. Less skilled, more questionable ones are very short. Some come right out and list their menu of offerings. Just think about where they're listing, read reviews, and do a search up here. Last week I saw a guy who everyone said was amazing and went the extra mile. He did none of that for me. A month ago I studied a guy, everyone said he did nothing, with me, he did more than anyone ever has. You really never know, you just have to vet, ask, and enjoy the thrill of the journey :).