For MPAs, opinion of MP.net reviews

[marcellinus_max]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

This Post may ruffle some feathers but I get the impression there is a consenses from # of Asian MPAs, (as my taste is Asian) at: Chang, Combawa, Diamond, HFH, Platinum, Regent, SB, S9 and Utopia.

In particular, MPAs may not want to be reviewed. Or details of their service or mileage discussed publicly. As it's the case of YMMV, backlash from people expecting particular service or mileage, when not generally offered.

In many cases, guys pressure MPA for mileage as others client had it. In 1 case, an MPA was devasted and left the biz, as some SC idiot on massageplanet.net post and spread rumor she escorts and beyond limits.

Or pressure others in Spa to follow suit as one MPA offers higher mileage, you know PM others to get load down on another girls's mileage. Few places with MPAs of unwritten code to limit mileage to avoid LE trouble.

I suggests after the session we ask if MPA mind being reviewed. In the case of several smart MPAs, they inform the client not to review them for varies personal reasons.

If the preference is not, then I like to advocate similiar to the Vegas slogan, "What goes on in the room, stays in the room!"

MPAs, cast your vote:

 

[Fusion]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

Just wondering goodtime

What do you think the percentages are on whether these Asian MPAs check massageplanet.net?

 

[Dogbreath]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

If they know massageplanet.net then they can register and ask that they not be reviewed. Note their name and the name of the MP can be mentioned, just no review. Of course, you can always communicate by PM. Trust me many of them know massageplanet.net.

This actually happened to another member, I am using myself as the substitute (no jokes):

VBB: Do you mind if I write a review on you?
MPA: No please don't what we do is just between you and me.
VBB: Okay.

Next week at the same MP:

VBB: You seem kind of cold today
MPA: Naw I am just fine
VBB: How about we go for ??
MPA: I don't do that anymore
VBB: but we did that last week
MPA: Yeah I know but I am not in the mood

Week after with a different MPA from the same MP:

VBB: You don't do that too?


If you think that I am kidding, you go ahead and try it. Of course, there is a flipside to this ... you tell them that you are on a review board and the service actually gets better ... but then again if you review them and they know, your review is worthless as the performance level of the MPA has increased ... she is putting on a show because her income depends on it. One bad review and business drops for like a week for a MPA at one of the top MP.

VBB

 

[The Oracle]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

If you don't want a bad review you should provide good service. This is NOT the same as mileage.
Best example is Sophie at SRM. 99% great reviews and she is NOT high mileage.
Maybe this poll should read "Do we need massageplanet.net".
Any MPA who provides poor service will choose not to be reviewed if given a choice. I say we need reviews and therefore we need massageplanet.net.

 

[Pompal 09.]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

I think as long as reviews are tasteful than they are okay. I understand when you are looking to try a new MPA you like to know a little bit about her first and reviews are a great way to find out. I think when you start talking about 'mileage' (we're not cars!) or 'extras' (read the sticky in the beginning of the forum about that) then you start offending the girls. I personally find the ?/10 scale to be quite offensive - each person's opinion can be quite different so a scale is never a fair judgement. As well I must say that each person's experience is different so very personal intimate details are best not shared, because one is not like the other in that respect.

On the other had, details like body type, or attitude, attire and spa conditions, feel free to post. Just be courteous and respectful. As an MPA, that's all I ask when being reviewed.

just my 0.02 cents

 

[unboundedjoy]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

I think telling an SP or MPA that you're going to write a review is a mistake and will cause problems between you and the girl in question. I never mention anything about massageplanet.net and I never mention that I'm going to do a review on that particular MPA or SP.
In fact, I don not even acknowledge massageplanet.net's existence when asked about the review board.

 

[Cherry Blossom Tree]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

We love reviews, but we hate mileage-based reviews. Mention if something orginal was done (mileage wise), but the problem with "more-mileage-for-my-money" guys is that you are suddenly bombarded with phone calls and visiters asking:

"So, Pussie_slide, what is it that you do?"
"How much for extra extras?"
etc, etc, etc...

Any MPA would rather a client who wants you, not a client to see how far you'll go.

Besides, who gives everything away the first time anyway???
Not us!

 

[vivek]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

As the laws of physics state:

"For every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction..."

In other words, if you write reviews on massageplanet.net you'd better be prepared for the consquences, including:

1.) The MPA's or owners will know who you are, and your reputation WILL PRECEED you, good or bad...

2.) Misunderstandings. You mean one thing but the review may be open to interpretation.

Even though I think it's great to share information, there will always be those who abuse the board.

Every time a senior member says "if you want to get laid hire an SP", there will still be guys who try to push an MPA beyond her limit.

Do reviews make this problem worse ?

Unfortunately, I can't answer that...

 

[Alia M]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

Far from it. It's not a matter of bad service. We are not talking about those bail & switch low tier outfits. These MPA provide good to excellent service or else I wouldn't waste my time or $ to see them.

6 of the Asian MPA from my lists are among list of Top 10 Asian MPAs who rarely gets bad review. And 2 are among the Top 10 of MPA list, 1 of which consistently ranked as 1 of top PSE MPA.

What they dislike are the mileage, the fine details of their service or description of their looks (belong to small community don't want to be recognized by others in community). In terms of details, "it removes the element of surprise as client come here expecting or demanding it..." according to the PSE queen.

 

[RATCHET]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

Me, too.

 

[GopBLissIgnorance]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

If you are worried about being reviewed maybe you are in the wrong business. I would never review with a lot of detail, and would not approach an MPA in public. However, if I choose to share a few of the highs and lows of a session in a tasteful manner here on massageplanet.net, I don't see a problem. A blanket statement such as "no reviews" is a disservice to the thousands of people who use massageplanet.net so as not to waste their hard earned money.
I don't know what you mean by "dislike....description of their looks." Do you think that if I describe Simonetwostars to you here on massageplanet.net you will know who she is in the mall? Doubt it.

 

[cadisneygirl]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

Exactly! We have to develop a trusting relationship with the MPA before we get into mileage. Both parties have to be commfortable with each other. I will go so far as to say that we become 'friends' with those who become regulars. So, treat you friends with due respect, kindness and admiration.

 

[Gary Y]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

Majority of those Asian MPAs don't or no longer check massageplanet.net given some of the cruel reviews, sometimes based solely on expectation of services/mileage not render. But word of massageplanet.net do get around from other girls or clients.

 

[ernie]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

Ok, perhaps I was too extreme with 'no reviews'. Yes, few hot MPA prefer no reviews as they feel each session are like a spectating sport with all of us lurkers from massageplanet.net watching over their shoulders. They did not sign-up to work in MP for others to watch.

As Sexy Violet and Pussie Slide suggest, perhaps tasteful review without the fine microscopic details of mileage or unique service may be good compromise.

As without massageplanet.net, I wouldn't have found my favs. And I absolutely agree its value avoid us waste of money, I use it for the same reason.

I rarely review but I do ask them after the session if they mind. This way the session mood won't be spoiled or MPA plays up for a good review.

In terms of overly descriptive of appearance, some MPA has unique body art or markings that given their smaller ethnic background, may be easily identified.

 

[cathrl69]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

Goodtime,

You can't satisfy everyone. I have written many reviews in different styles, and I still get asked ... can you provide more details, or how is her mileage, etc. You will never get past it on this board. Every review generates PMs by different members.

Sometimes it is not worth it to review a high profile MPA, they have been reviewed before and you are just adding one to the pot. Yeah, hell I go to the top teir places, I just don't review them as often. I like to review the ones that have never been reviewed or the ones that are least likely to be reviewed.

Bottom line, you are in an industry and an age that you are being "watched, monitored and reviewed" you can not overcome it. It is like being judged by your co-workers and then you come up for a review each year.



According to sticky, you are not allowed to describe/mention in detail any identifiable tattoos or body marks.

VBB

 

[Hong Kong Mike]

For MPAs, opinion of massageplanet.net reviews

I couldn't agree more. I let an MPA know that I read massageplanet.net. I told her I never posted, but I lurked (which at first was true). She knew some of the other girls I'd seen at that MP. I went to see her and she seemed a bit withdrawn. It didn't take her long to ask me if I'd seen some reviews on massageplanet.net about her and one of her friends at the MP (she knew I'd seen this friend). She'd "heard" that there was some nasty stuff posted about them. The way she was talking made it pretty obvious that she was wondering if I'd written the bad reviews, or if I would if I didn't get good service. I told her very clearly that I didn't approve of disrespectful reviews and would never post anything negative unless it was over the top. She seemed to buy that. She relaxed and the session went very well after that. For a little while there, I thought I was in for a frosty session because of what some other guy had written. Ever since then, I claim total ignorance of massageplanet.net. I think I stand to lose more by talking about massageplanet.net and reviews than I could ever possibly gain. I'd never want a girl to feel pressured by the fact that I'm on a review board, and if the shoe (or spike heel as it were) was on the other foot, I'm sure I'd feel that way.