Massage reviews elsewhere

[timelord]

In the course of researching massage establishments in addition to this site, if I draw a blank here I do check out more legit reviews as you can occasionally find on google in the midst of the banal praise of massages the odd coded gem that gives a very firm hint about extras being available. Having said that there are also occasional ones where the reviewer indicates shock and displeasure about being offered extras. These latter ones (like most negative reviews) do elicit a response from the business owner usually stating they are legit and not that sort of establishment and also often asking the reviewer to get in touch so they can resolve the situation.... I've wondered if any of those reviewers do get back in touch and how exactly might the situation be resolved?

[scouting]

I suspect the resolution would be that the girl got sacked, and it wouldn't be anyone from on here expressing shock and displeasure anyway.

This is why it is sometimes necessary to downplay and code comments on here.

[timelord]

See I'd always assumed the business owners at such establishments turned a blind eye provided no unwanted attention / publicity arises and was thinking that maybe by asking such reviewers to get in touch they had an opportunity  to offer a refund and made a note of details so that if ever the 'shocked' individual returns all the girls know to keep things strictly legit. Certainly be a shame if girls just end up getting sacked off the bat for offering something that some of the less open minded customers may not want.

[southcoastpunter]

Certainly be a shame if girls just end up getting sacked off the bat for offering something that some of the less open minded customers may not want.

It might also be something the business owner did not want!

[RandomGuy99]

People who write Google reviews on massage places often just cause the establishment problems. Some of them are deliberately troublemakers and if they go to a legit place and don't get offered extras then they leave a review saying that they did get extras or if they went to brothel/parlour they write about how nice the girls are and what they got up to. Anyone doing a Google search for the establishment's area will now see these reviews and they'll believe what they say. It can cause problems with neighbours and partner of the person that runs the place. 

My suggestion is do NOT leave Google reviews if you go to a parlour or a massage place that does or does not offer extras. The reviewers also seem to forget that people can see their other reviews, so Bill has left a review of a sex parlour and then another of a restaurant he visited a week ago.  They often have a photo of themselves too. It's just a dumb thing to do and it's so indiscreet.

[Thephoenix]

Another example of the disadvantages of having massage reviews made public. 

[Jomoore]

Another example of the disadvantages of having massage reviews made public. 

Agreed 

[scutty brown]

See I'd always assumed the business owners at such establishments turned a blind eye provided no unwanted attention / publicity arises and was thinking that maybe by asking such reviewers to get in touch they had an opportunity  to offer a refund and made a note of details so that if ever the 'shocked' individual returns all the girls know to keep things strictly legit. Certainly be a shame if girls just end up getting sacked off the bat for offering something that some of the less open minded customers may not want.

Well it does end up with girls getting sacked, I can think of several examples
It can also generate unwanted official attention as well