My question is about AMP's and how pricing works. Here's what the situation was.
That day I was a nervous wreck and wanted a BACK massage. In the phone book there are massage and theraputic massage, which sounded more legit. lol
Parking was in back, that seemed unusual, but I didn't think too much about it. Then I walked in and asked how much for a massage? I paid the $40 and they took me to Mimi's room. No waiting even!
She asked if I wanted a shower but that made me nervous. She left and I just sat there and waited until she came back. I was still dressed so she said "take off your clothes and lie on the table." (except she wasn't that good with English) That was scary, but I figured this is like a massage that they show in Club Med commercials......
Before she came back I saw there was a picture on the wall of two topless Thai women doing a butter churn or whatever it was, something phallic, and this huge sign that said "Legal Notice, do not solicit our employees etc."
She didn't act like a CMT. But with my body a complete wreck, it felt so good to have a thorough going over, stretched my fingers and toes, the whole nine yards. She never went for my crotch and that was a relief.
still with me? lol
When she was done she left the room so I put on my clothes. She came back in yet again and gave me a washcloth and a cup of water. A Japanese lady was yelling at somebody in the next room. Everything was confusing. I wiped my forehead and drank the water, then she offered me a shower and I turned it down again. Told her thank you very much and left.
When I saw Mimi last, she had slid a spaghetti strap off of one shoulder, and had a look like What did you think this place was, dumbass?
Now I'm thinking, maybe I should have gone for it. I might try that again and not be such a naive dumbass the second time...!
OKAY so correct me if this is wrong but the $40 was to pay for the massage only, the HJ is an extra. She was expecting me to ask for extras and probably was counting on getting that tip. The sign was just CYA.
If they don't want you to ask, how am I supposed to know how much the extras are? They only mentioned the $40 and there's no website with a menu of prices obviously. Anyway they have no reviews so I won't go back there but might chance it with another AMP even though I read about the risks.
thanks in advance.
I have had a lot of experience with Providence AMPs before I knew any better or knew about TER. The problem with them is that you get hit or miss service and have to pay an extra up front fee (usually $60 - $70) to the house before you pay for anything else. Now not all AMPs offer full service and if they don't the up front fee covers the massage and hand job (they usually expect a tip though but that is optional). In the ones that provide full service the girl will massage you and then will sensually touch you and ask what you want. At that point you have to pay her extra for her services. Usually 100 for BJ and at least 150 for FS. But why pay an extra up-front cost when you can go to an incall provider who charges the same amount for the same services. There are some AMPs in Boston that charge 160 for FS with a massage but again, it's a hit or miss situation. You are better finding a good provider with good reviews on TER, and maybe paying a little more than the prices these providers charge.
I have a favorite AMP, with an ATF in L.A. and I have a great time and FS for 150 dollars. It's a hell of a lot cheaper than providers you see on TER because it means I can go once a week instead of once a month. Yes, it is hit and miss, because a girl may walk into the room with a couple of teeth missing (that happened to me), but once you get to know a place, there aren't any worries about ripoffs and you can choose the girl you want.
Not all AMPs allow you to choose the girl you want. The other problem with AMPs is that even if you find a good provider, she is usually only staying in town for 7-10 days before someone else comes in to replace her. This is the case in Boston and Providence anyway.