I was just hoping to get a little help from the guys that frequent AMP's. I have never been and would like to know how much $ is expected. Also, does the price in the reviews include both the tip and what you pay to the house, or is that the tip only? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

As a general rule (depending on what part of the country), figure the session costs are $60 to get you in the door and another $100 for full service. If you give $80 instead of $100, you usually just get a bj. The trick is laying out the money in a visible place and telling her you want everything (after she's started your massage). That way she knows you are already naked, already committed to doing it and not law enforcement and that the money is there. She will have to step out and get a condom so you want to let her know this. Hope it helps

Rick is correct. That is how I have done it everytime. Sometimes, if you lay the 100 out before she gets to the room, there is no discussion, She will simply start a bj after the flip and it goes from there. AMP's are great!

I've never visited one either, but I'm curious what it is about the A in AMP that AMP has its own acronym, as opposed to simply MP? I hope you understand what I'm asking.

Why do Asian Massage Parlors have their own acronym? Why aren't there BMP's or WMP's or CMP's or IMP's or SMP's or JMP's?

First of all, the majority of massage parlors tha provide "extras" end up being Asian, so it is most simple to simply classify them into two groups -- "Asian" and "non-Asian".

Second of all, the routine at most Asian massage parlors is pretty common, including the "optional table shower".  In fact, I think that "Asian massage" (a.k.a. "Oriental Massage", before being PC made us make the needless substitution of "Asian" for "Oriental", since a massage is not a person), is fairly specific, so saying an "Asian massage parlor" might be just as descriptive of the massage and not necessarily who is doing it.  I do not know of a "black massage", "white massage", "Hispanic massage", etc. (we do say "Swedish massage parlor", though very few of their masseuses are generally authetic Swedes).

example a review might say that the price was 140 for escort. In the general details the reviewer might mention he took a 30 minute session for 40 dollars. So I think he wants to know did the reviewer pay 140 total (40 for the time and 100 tip) or did he pay 180 (40 for time and 140 tip).

Thanks PLSR, that's explains the question better than I did.