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I just checked Masseurfinder listings in a few cities and was caught off guard. A lot of the guys who used to be there are gone, and there are now a bunch of (cis? trans?) women providers listed.

Anyone know what’s going on with the site?

When I searched Company of Men for “Masseurfinder,” I of course got tons of threads that include links to ads on the site. Forgive me if I missed a prior thread on this particular topic.

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I checked and it's fine for me.  I have heard from a number of providers that they have dropped their accounts from the site for a number of reasons - most popular is 'to save money' (I guess they are an unnecessary advertising expense). Other providers have said that it's not worth it since there are so many 'restrictions' on the site - from photos to text. Unless you're strictly therapeutic (with no wiggle room) and fully clothed throughout the appointment, MF is not for you (so I've been told). You can't even 'hint' in your texts that you offer erotic. 

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I had a similar experience early this week where I logged in and there were over a dozen new accounts, each of which were women. I imagine the site was targeted by some AI account creation tool that assumed that female providers were what the audience wanted. When I logged in just now, almost all of those accounts were gone. 

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12 hours ago, higb78 said:

I just checked and it seems normal to me. 

Is there a chance you typed in massagefinder.com instead? Same company, same look and feel, but focused on more purely therapeutic practices and has men and women. 

Ahhhh! I didn’t eve notice that it was a different website. Huge sigh of relief. Thanks for pointing that out.

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I noticed in Indy that there are only three strictly therapeutic masseurs listed here now.  Compared to the 10 or so listed a rentmasseur.

Changing times.  RIP

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8 hours ago, Ali Gator said:

I have heard from a number of providers that they have dropped their accounts from the site for a number of reasons - most popular is 'to save money' (I guess they are an unnecessary advertising expense). Other providers have said that it's not worth it since there are so many 'restrictions' on the site - from photos to text. Unless you're strictly therapeutic (with no wiggle room) and fully clothed throughout the appointment, MF is not for you (so I've been told). You can't even 'hint' in your texts that you offer erotic.

Their registration and payment processing policies are obstacles for non-US citizens who lack green cards.   

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I joined Masseurfinder for about two months in the spring of 2018 not long after MassageM4M got busted for tax evasion. Masseurfinder is very strict in their policies and each day I would wake up to find a new policy in place…..You can’t have a shirtless profile photo, you can’t be wearing sunglasses, you can’t be wearing a hat, you can’t be wearing your hair in an updo, and so on and so on and so on!!

It’s an expensive site, very micromanaging and very strict! The last straw for me was, I had a client write my first review and it was visible for a few days and then all of a sudden disappeared. I messaged support asking them what happened to my review and they sent back an automated response with something along the lines of “Masseurfinder is a self-help platform, blah, blah, blah, blah blah“. I told them that still didn’t answer the question to my missing review and to cancel my membership. 
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