CC swipes?

[Bigerection]

Yep I know it's probably a dumb question but what  CC swipes mean when mentioned in a massage report?
Only thing I can think of is cock & crack 

[RandomGuy99]

Credit card swipes where they run their hand down your arse cheeks.

CC Swipes: Credit Card Swipes - Moving a hand through the crack of an arse like a credit card swiping through a machine. The masseuse does this on purpose but may pretend it is by accident. Usually a sign more is on offer.

See the PuntingWiki Glossary External Link/Members Only

[Mkhelen]

Deliberate sexy tickles of your genitals arse and gouch and sensitive bits that get you turned on and in the mood same as leg strokes that gaze your ball sack to say more is on offer

[Bigerection]

Thanks for clearing that up, makes sense now.
The glossary will come in handy. 

[signy]

I understand you having that question now that swipe-type CC machines are rare. I wonder if the phrase will drop out of usage soon, or if it will remain as one of those words/phrases that remain as part of the language long after the origin has disappeared into the past.

[Blackpool Rock]

I understand you having that question now that swipe-type CC machines are rare. I wonder if the phrase will drop out of usage soon, or if it will remain as one of those words/phrases that remain as part of the language long after the origin has disappeared into the past.

Yeah so what about the girl who waved her phone at my arse last week 

[Bigerection]

Yeah so what about the girl who waved her phone at my arse last week 

  Maybe there should be a modern take on CC swipes....... Contactless swipes although I'm sure that wouldn't have the same effect.

[Stevelondon]

Maybe there should be a modern take on CC swipes....... Contactless swipes although I'm sure that wouldn't have the same effect.

Beat me to it.

I was just going to say something along the lines of legit massages being referred to as contactless 😂

[Kerosene]

I understand you having that question now that swipe-type CC machines are rare. I wonder if the phrase will drop out of usage soon, or if it will remain as one of those words/phrases that remain as part of the language long after the origin has disappeared into the past.

Maybe not. A blank cheque still seems to be a widely understood figure of speech.

[scouting]

A few years ago someone uploaded a quote from not allowed on the subject of massage parlours. The mum quoted was saying how shocked she was when she had read a review and subsequently looked up the meaning of CC Swipes. Don't where she would have looked