Advertising on massage parlors has no basis for reality, and no basis for extras. I mean how long can a parlor be having a grand opening?

Tricks???

First, if you have VIP search for reviews based on phone numbers to see if there are reviews, but reviews can be slim pickings and/or old.  

Second, always say you have been there before. Have a name to use. Lisa, Coco, Kim, something.

Third, when you are taken to the room get naked, don't wait, just start taking your clothes off. If there is a table shower offered then loosely wrap a towel around your waist and wait. If not, lie face down on the table completely naked without a towel covering you.

Fourth, if you she asks soft medium or hard, I take soft, because I am not looking for a massage. (this is optional)

Fifth, as she is massaging and near the table try to touch her. Not like you are pawing a stripper, but try and make sure it is an obvious touch not her accidentally leaning against you. If she pulls away, then odds might be that the place doesn't do extras. If she doesn't pull away try and keep at it, going a little farther but gentle. Keep it going through the flip.

Sixth, while she is getting close to your naughty bits, a little moaning and maybe even a "that's nice" can help.

Unfortunately there are places that don't offer any extras and advertise just the same as others. And another problem is that there are massage review sites that really aren't discreet and have caused several popular places to close

The FS AMP i went to closed down back in sept. Man that place was awesome. Total bummer they closed...