411 on andrew NYC

[allyouknow]

Nice - good looking MAN. anyone have experience?

 

https://www.masseurfinder.com/members/leonnemeos.shtml

[+ beethoven]

First of all, you will get more replies (because more people will look at your question) if you list your city in your 411 question. I live in New York, but if I didn't have lots of time this morning, I would have skipped your thread.

 

I saw Andy's ad the other day, and liked what I saw. This might be a venture I take for the team. So I hope that someone has had experience with him, and tells us.

 

One thing I object to: Andy adds a $40 surcharge for outcalls. I live a short subway ride away (30 minutes door to door), and would not pay $180 for a one-hour massage here. It's not like he's coming from the far end of Brooklyn or Queens. I know that travel time is real money to him, but I think that $40 is a bit much. There's a masseur in Hells' Kitchen, where I can walk in 20 minutes, who also charges $40 more for outcalls. I won't pay it.

 

But back to your question. I hope someone weighs in on Andy, and in the future, please say "411 on Andrew in NY."

[Anergize]

Massage was just ok. Not sensual or erotic if you're looking for that, and he keeps his shorts on during the session.

[Jose Anmo]

It would be great if strictly therapeutic masseurs would advertise on heal vs relax.

[+ beethoven]

I e-mailed Andrew, telling him that I wanted an erotic massage, with maximum body contact, mutual touching, and attention paid to sensitive areas. I said, "no sex, nothing kinky," and if we're on the same page, I look forward to meeting you. I didn't receive a reply, and I assumed that he gives a therapeutic massage. I see now from your replies that he does. YES, why not just advertise on "heal?"

[allyouknow]

I e-mailed Andrew, telling him that I wanted an erotic massage, with maximum body contact, mutual touching, and attention paid to sensitive areas. I said, "no sex, nothing kinky," and if we're on the same page, I look forward to meeting you. I didn't receive a reply, and I assumed that he gives a therapeutic massage. I see now from your replies that he does. YES, why not just advertise on "heal?"

ever hear back?

[+ beethoven]

No, he never replied. His silence indicates that he doesn't give the kind of massage I want. I don't think there's any need to send a polite e-mail explaining that.

[Jose Anmo]

He now advertise on sexy masseur indicating sensual and erotic. Confusing !!